Noticia en desarrollo · 3 reportajes
Hurricane Isaias's Gulf Coast approach
En desarrolloPróxima revisión el : Establish whether the Lower St. Bernard warning is replaced, extended or cancelled at its listed expiry, recover complete preparation guidance and check official local evacuation or closure notices before the forecast surge window.
Situación actual
As of the evening of October 7, Isaias had strengthened to 65 mph, and hurricane and storm-surge watches covered the northern Gulf Coast. Florida and Alabama declared emergencies as a Friday-night or early-Saturday landfall remained possible; Isaias had not made landfall, and forecast hazards were not confirmed impacts.
Noticia en seguimientoDía 8
3 informes36 medios97 fuentes5 vídeos
5 días sin novedades
Actualización 1Isaias altera los planes en la costa del golfo mientras se acerca una posible llegada a tierra como huracán
Actualización 2Jefferson Costero, bajo alerta por posibles inundaciones de 4–6 pies antes del período de marejada del viernes
Actualización 3Alerta para Lower St. Bernard por una marejada de 3–5 pies sobre el nivel del suelo
La noticia hasta ahora
Actualización 3En menos de una hora
Alerta para Lower St. Bernard por una marejada de 3–5 pies sobre el nivel del suelo
Yscloskey, Delacroix y Shell Beach figuran en una alerta por agua tierra adentro potencialmente mortal del 9 al 10 de octubre. El pronóstico no es un informe de inundación observada, y el vencimiento de la alerta durante la noche no significa que haya pasado el peligro.
Qué avanzó
- La alerta de la tarde para Lower St. Bernard pronostica una posible inundación máxima de 3–5 pies sobre el nivel del suelo.
Actualización 220 horas después
Jefferson Costero, bajo alerta por posibles inundaciones de 4–6 pies antes del período de marejada del viernes
Se indica a los residentes que terminen los preparativos antes de que las condiciones se vuelvan peligrosas. El pronóstico se refiere al agua por encima de terreno normalmente seco —no a una inundación confirmada— y la expiración de la alerta no significa que ya pasó el peligro.
Actualización 1
Isaias altera los planes en la costa del golfo mientras se acerca una posible llegada a tierra como huracán
Gulf Shores canceló todo su Festival del Camarón mientras Florida y Alabama declaraban emergencias. Isaias seguía siendo una tormenta tropical; la llegada a tierra y la intensidad costera aún eran inciertas.
Pendiente tras este informe
- El punto exacto de llegada a tierra, la fuerza cerca de la costa y los efectos finales del viento, la marejada ciclónica y las inundaciones siguen sin resolverse.
Historial
Abierta1 reportaje
Quiénes participan
Personas
Kay IveyGovernor of Alabama since 20171 informe
Ron DeSantisAmerican politician (born 1978)1 informe
Organizaciones
National Weather ServiceU.S. forecasting agency of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration2 informes
National Hurricane Centerdivision of the United States' National Weather Service1 informe- State of Alabamagovernment of the U.S. state of Alabama1 informe
- State of Floridagovernment of the U.S. state of Florida1 informe
Lugares
- Bay St. LouisBay St Louis, MS, USA1 informe
- DelacroixDelacroix, LA 70085, USA1 informe
- Gulf Shores Public Beach101 Gulf Shores Pkwy, Gulf Shores, AL 36542, USA1 informe
- Gulf of AmericaGulf of Mexico (Gulf of America)1 informe
- Indian PassIndian Pass, FL 32456, USA1 informe
- Jefferson CountyJefferson County, FL, USA1 informe
- Shell BeachShell Beach, LA 70085, USA1 informe
- St. Bernard ParishSt. Bernard Parish, LA, USA1 informe
Todos los medios que leímos sobre esta noticia
97 fuentes32 medios5 vídeos
National Hurricane Centernoaa.gov36
- Primera información
- Tropical Storm Isaias forms; hurricane and storm-surge watches issued for northern Gulf Coast
- www.nhc.noaa.gov
- National Hurricane Center - NOAA
- Tropical Storm ISAIAS (text)
- www.nhc.noaa.gov
- Tropical Storm ISAIAS Advisory Archive
- Tropical Storm Isaias Forecast Advisory
- Tropical Storm Isaias at 22.7°N - 92.9°W - GOES.NOAA.gov
- Tropical Storm Isaias Public Advisory
- Tropical Storm Isaias Forecast Discussion
- www.nhc.noaa.gov
- Tropical Storm Isaias Public Advisory
- US Watch/Warning
- Glossary of NHC Terms (text)
- Product Description Document Storm Surge Watch/Warning Graphic
- Storm Surge Products
- Unit 2: National Weather Service Products
- Tropical Cyclone Watch/Warning (TCV)
- Unit 2: National Weather Service Products
- Frequently Asked Questions about the Emergency Alert System (EAS) codes for the Extreme Wind Warning and the Storm Surge Watch/Warning
- Storm Surge Watch/Warning Graphic
- tgftp.nws.noaa.gov
- US Watch/Warning
- www.nhc.noaa.gov
- Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map
- Experimental Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map
- Storm Surge Watch/Warning Graphic (text)
- CheckwiththeTropicalProgramLeadbeforedistribution.Adecisionis pendingconcerning2017operationsforthestormsurgeW/W
- National Storm Surge Risk Maps - Version 4 (text)
- www.nhc.noaa.gov
- www.nhc.noaa.gov
- iNWS Alert
- Hurricane safety, explained - NOAA
- Hurricane Preparedness - Hazards
- Part I Mission Connection a. Product Description The Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map is a product from the National Hurricane Center (NHC) which provides valuable information on the potential of storm surge flooding. The map targets areas along the Gulf and East Coast of the United States at risk from storm surge during a tropical cyclone event. The Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map shows: ● geographical areas where inundation from storm surge could occur and ● how high above ground the water could reach in those areas. Areas of flooding on the map are represented in different colors based on water level: ● red : > greater than 9 feet above ground, ● orange: > greater than 6 feet above ground, ● yellow: > greater than 3 feet above ground, and ● blue: > greater than 1 foot above ground. The map takes into account: ● flooding due to storm surge from the ocean, including adjoining tidal rivers, sounds, and bays, ● normal astronomical tides, ● land elevation, and ● uncertainties in the track, landfall location, intensity, forward speed, and size of the cyclone. The map does not take into account: ● wave action, ● freshwater flooding from rainfall, ● riverine discharge, ● flooding inside levees, and ● overtopping of levees. The intertidal zone, the area that is above water at low tide and under water at high tide, will be displayed with a userselectable mask layer on the Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map. This mask layer will allow users to differentiate between areas that could experience consequential flooding of normally dry ground and areas that routinely flood during typical high tides. The intertidal mask will be depicted as gray on the Potential Storm Surge Flooding Map. NOTE: The potential storm surge hazard is not depicted within certain levee areas, such as the Hurricane and Storm Damage Risk Reduction System in Louisiana. These areas are highly complex and water levels resulting from overtopping are difficult to predict. Users are asked to consult local officials for flood risk inside these leveed areas. NHC will release the initial map for a storm (affecting the Gulf or East Coast) when it issues a hurricane (tropical storm) watch or warning or anytime within 48 hours of anticipated onset of tropical storm force winds. The map is subject to change every 6 hours with each new NHC full advisory package. Due to the processing time required to generate the storm surge guidance and produce the map, it will be available about 60 to 90 minutes after the NHC advisory. The map provides a reasonable upperbound for flooding at particular locations due to storm surge, and therefore conveys the flooding that a person should be prepared for. Specifically, the map depicts the amount of flooding of normally dry land that has a 1in10 (10%) chance of being exceeded. The map is created from multiple runs of the Sea, Lake, and Overland Surges from Hurricanes (SLOSH) model. b. Purpose – The map provides information which enables users to make decisions related to the protection of life and property from storm surge flooding of normally dry land. c. Audience – Federal, state, and local government agencies, media, and the general public. d. Presentation Format – Online graphic can be found at: http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/ GIS data will be available for each advisory this graphic is active and can be found via the NHC GIS webpage http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gis e. Feedback Method Technical questions may be addressed to: National Hurricane Center Attn: Jamie Rhome 11691 SW 17th Street Miami, FL 331652149 or email to: [email protected] Policy questions may be addressed to: National Weather Service Attn: Wayne Presnell W/AFS26 Marine, Tropical and Tsunami Services Branch 1325 East West Highway Silver Spring, MD 20910 or email to: [email protected] Part II Technical Description a. Format & Science Basis The potential storm surge flooding graphic is created from the (SLOSH) Probabilistic model (PSURGE) and is based on the forecast movement and intensity of the current tropical storm or hurricane. PSURGE takes into account historic forecast errors. The map is created from the PSURGE 10% exceedance and represents a reasonable estimate of worstcase scenario flooding of normally dry land due to storm surge. There is a 1in10 chance that storm surge flooding at any particular location could be higher than the values shown on the map. b. Product Availability NHC will release the initial map with the first issuance of a hurricane watch or warning or, in some special cases, a tropical storm watch or warning, for any portion of the Gulf or East Coast of the United States (anytime within 48 hours of the anticipated onset of tropical storm force winds). The map is subject to change every six hours in association with every new NHC full advisory package. The experimental map will be available approximately 60 to 90 minutes following the advisory release. c. Additional Information A full description of other NWS Tropical Cyclone Weather Services Program products is provided in NWS Instruction 10601, which is available on the Internet at: http://www.nws.noaa.gov/directives/010/010.htm.
- Storm Surge Overview (text)
National Weather Serviceweather.gov12
- Primera información
- Department of Commerce • National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration • National Weather Service
- Storm Surge Warning issued October 8 at 5:22PM EDT by NWS Tallahassee FL
- WWA Summary for All Issued by TBW
- WWA Summary for All Issued by MOB
- WWA Summary for All Issued by JAX
- [PDF] Defining Storm Surge, Storm Tide, and Inundation
- Understanding Coastal Flooding and Storm Surge
- NWS New Orleans/Baton Rouge - Hurricane Storm Surge Threats and Impacts Interactive Display
- Storm Surge Warning issued October 8 at 4:13PM CDT by NWS New Orleans LA
- briefingcurrent
- NWS LIX - Hurricane Storm Surge Threats and Impacts
- [PDF] NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HURRICANE SAFETY FOR ...
areazine.com7
- Storm Surge Warning: Coastal Jefferson, FL | AreaZine
- Tropical Storm Watch: Coastal Jefferson, FL | AreaZine
- Storm Surge Warning: Lower St. Bernard, LA | AreaZine
- Storm Surge Warning: Lower St. Bernard, LA | AreaZine
- Tropical Storm Warning: Lower St. Bernard, LA | AreaZine
- Storm Surge Warning: Eastern Orleans, LA | AreaZine
- Storm Surge Watch: Lower St. Bernard, LA | AreaZine
NBC News33 vídeos
- Primera información
- Gulf Coast braces for Hurricane Isaias · vídeo
- Tropical Storm Isaias expected to strengthen into first hurricane of Atlantic season · vídeo
- Top Story with Tom Llamas - Oct. 6 | NBC News NOW · vídeo
ABC News22 vídeos
- Primera información
- Tropical Storm Isaias threatens Gulf Coast · vídeo
- ABC World News Tonight with David Muir Full Broadcast - Oct. 6, 2026 · vídeo
alabama.gov2Primero
https://www.fox10tv.comfox10tv.com2
"towndock.nettowndock.net1
Alabama Retail Associationalabamaretail.org1
- Primera información
- Forty Alabama Counties Under State of Emergency
FOX 13 Tampa Bayfox13news.com1
Global Incident Trackerglobalincidenttracker.com1
- Primera información
- Storm Surge Warning — Coastal Jefferson — 8 October 2026
Gulf Shores & Orange Beachgulfshores.com1
https://www.wjhg.comwjhg.com1
Jefferson County Floridajeffersoncountyfl.gov1
palmbeachpost.com1
Storms Reportstorms.report1
Sun Newspapersyoursun.com1
The Florida Pressthefloridapress.com1
- Primera información
- DeSantis State of Emergency: 25 Counties Ahead of Isaias
WBMAabc3340.com1
- Primera información
- National Shrimp Festival canceled as Isaias nears Gulf Coast
WEAR2mynbc15.com1
- Primera información
- Gov. Ivey issues state of emergency for 40 counties - NBC 15
WESHwesh.com1
- Primera información
- State of emergency declared in Florida for Tropical Storm Isaias
WPBFwpbf.com1
- Primera información
- Florida declares state of emergency as Tropical ...
yaleclimateconnections.org1
Zoom Earthzoom.earth1
- Primera información
- Tropical Storm Isaias LIVE Tracker, Updates & Forecast
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| Punto | NBC News | ABC News | National Hurricane Center | KXAN | CNN | NHC | NPR | WRAL | National Weather Service | Medios |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Forecast rainfall amounts near the stormSin confirmación independiente | 7 | |||||||||
| Forecast storm surge of five to seven feetSin confirmación independiente | 6 | |||||||||
| Isaias sustained wind speedSin confirmación independiente | 6 | |||||||||
| Forecast timing for reaching the northern Gulf CoastSin confirmación independiente | 5 | |||||||||
| Isaias strengthening into a hurricane Wednesday nightSin confirmación independiente | 4 | |||||||||
| Forecast timing for Isaias reaching hurricane statusSin confirmación independiente | 4 | |||||||||
| Potential wind threat and hurricane-force windsSin confirmación independiente | 4 | |||||||||
| Possibility of life-threatening storm surgeSin confirmación independiente | 3 | |||||||||
| Storm surge inundation range in surge-prone areasSin confirmación independiente | 3 | |||||||||
| Expected Gulf Coast landfall timingSin confirmación independiente | 3 | |||||||||
| Storm Surge Watch area from Mississippi to FloridaSin confirmación independiente | 3 | |||||||||
| Forecast model guidance on the storm trackSin confirmación independiente | 3 | |||||||||
| Forecast for Isaias to reach 110 mph windsSin confirmación independiente | 3 | |||||||||
| Florida state of emergency declarationSin confirmación independiente | 3 | |||||||||
| Isaias wind speed at 7 a.m. Central TimeSin confirmación independiente | 3 | |||||||||
| Hurricane Watch area from Bay St. Louis to Indian PassSin confirmación independiente | 2 | |||||||||
| Expected landfall timing and areas at riskSin confirmación independiente | 2 | |||||||||
| Possible Category 2 strength before landfallSin confirmación independiente | 2 | |||||||||
| State of emergency declarations in Alabama and FloridaSin confirmación independiente | 2 | |||||||||
| Possible landfall area and timingSin confirmación independiente | 2 | |||||||||
| Hurricane watch coverage from Mississippi to FloridaSin confirmación independiente | 2 | |||||||||
| Dangerous surf and rip currentsSin confirmación independiente | 2 |
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