Francine weakens, New Orleans blackouts
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•Francine weakens moving inland as the storm leaves behind flooding and widespread power outages
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NEW: Storm is downgraded to a tropical depression with maximum sustained winds of 35 mph (35.56 kph) NEW: Some 3 to 6 inches ( 8 to 15 centimeters ) of rain possible in parts of Mississippi , Arkansas , Tennessee , Alabama , Georgia and the Florida Panhandle .
NEW: Flooding fears in New Orleans and beyond as drenching rains spread over northern Gulf Coast .
Flooding is possible in some spots in Alabama and Florida , forecasters say.
Lafourche Parish sheriff’s deputies help evacuate 26 people, including many small children, trapped by rising water.
Power outages in Louisiana topped 390,000 early Thursday in Louisiana , with 46,000 outages reported in Mississippi .
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry says the National Guard will fan out to parishes impacted by Francine .
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