10/07/2026
π TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS: 4 PM UPDATE, QUICKLY INTENSIFYING
Isaias jumped to 65 mph this afternoon, with pressure down to 994 mb per NOAA Hurricane Hunter data. The National Hurricane Center forecasts a hurricane by Thursday morning, a peak near 110 mph (Category 2) Friday, and landfall along the U.S. northern Gulf Coast late Friday or early Saturday.
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Now (4 PM CDT Wed): 65 mph winds, 994 mb, moving ENE at 8 mph, about 225 miles WNW of Progreso, Mexico
β οΈ Hurricane Watch: Bay St. Louis, MS to Indian Pass, FL (unchanged)
π Storm Surge Watch: Mouth of the Mississippi River to Yankeetown, FL (5-7 ft possible Ocean Springs, MS to Indian Pass, FL and Mobile Bay)
π Models: tightly clustered on the turn north toward Mississippi and Alabama, with a few on the east side toward Pensacola. No main model into Texas.
π§οΈ Rain: 3β7β, locally up to 10β, Friday through the weekend
ποΈ YucatΓ‘n: gusty winds Thursday
Mississippi, Alabama and the Florida Panhandle: finish your hurricane prep now. Expect long-duration power outages to be possible.
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Next NHC advisory: 7 PM CDT Wednesday.
Source: NOAA National Hurricane Center, Advisory #5. Not an official forecast, follow NHC.
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