Hurricane Laura: 'Unsurvivable' storm surge and 150mph winds to hit Texas and Louisiana coasts as landfall nears
Powerful, deadly storm gathers strength over Gulf of Mexico as it approaches Beaumont and Lake Charles overnight
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Hurricane Laura: 'Unsurvivable' storm surge and 150mph winds to hit Texas and Louisiana coasts as landfall nears
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