Potential Tropical Cyclone Six is currently developing in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to strengthen into Tropical Storm Francine by Monday, potentially reaching hurricane status before making landfall along the Upper Texas and Louisiana coastlines mid-week. The National Hurricane Center warns of increasing risks for significant storm surge, high winds, and heavy rainfall, with the potential for localized flooding in Louisiana and surrounding areas. Watches and warnings are likely to be issued as the system approaches, with impacts expected to begin Tuesday night. Forecasts indicate that certain regions could experience intense rainfall, with some areas receiving up to 100mm in a short period. As the storm moves closer, residents are urged to prepare for power outages and possible tornadoes associated with the storm's rainbands. The situation remains dynamic, with further developments expected as the system progresses northward.