ภัยพิบัติ · Southern HarrisonSouthern Harrison Faces 3–5-Foot Surge as Isaias Strengthensเขียน 9 ตุลาคม 2569 เวลา 11:36 UTCรับชมบทถอดเสียง0:09On October 8th, we reported Coastal Watches, Southern Harrison now faces a warning0:13of life-threatening surge.0:15Water could rise three to five feet over normally dry ground in vulnerable coastal0:19areas.0:20The danger reaches communities where the local sustained wind forecast is much lower0:24than hurricane strength.0:25What does this warning mean for people who need shelter or transportation before0:29conditions worsen?0:30The warning forecasts three to five feet of inundation somewhere within surge-prone0:34areas.0:35That means water over ground that's normally dry.0:37The range describes a possible peak, and the threat continues through Saturday0:41morning, October 10th.0:42Gulfport, Biloxi, Pass Christian, and Long Beach are the communities named in the0:46warning.0:47The forecast applies to vulnerable coastal areas within southern Harrison.0:51Water depths will depend on location, so this range can't predict flooding at an0:54individual address.0:55The National Weather Service issued the updated warning Thursday night, with0:59immediate urgency.1:00Several feet of water over dry land is the life safety danger.1:04The forecast doesn't mean those depths have already occurred.1:07Local wind speeds describe a separate part of the storm's threat.1:10The latest local forecast gives winds of 20 to 30 miles an hour with gusts of 45.1:15The separate potential wind threat is 39 to 57 miles an hour.1:19That broader range accounts for uncertainty in the storm's track, size, and1:22intensity.1:23The lower sustained wind forecast still comes with stronger gusts, and coastal1:27flooding can threaten people even where hurricane force winds aren't forecast at1:31their homes.1:31An eastward shift in the expected landfall corridor doesn't remove Southern1:35Harrison's surge danger.1:36Isaiah strengthened from Category 1 to Category 2 Thursday.1:40Its maximum sustained winds reached 105 miles an hour.1:43The stronger status supersedes the earlier Category 1 update.1:47A Thursday position placed the storm about 260 miles south of the Mississippi River1:51mouth.1:52It was moving northeast at 14 miles an hour.1:55Those are dated storm measurements.1:56They describe Isaiah's offshore, while Southern Harrison has its own local forecast.2:01The forecast corridor narrowed toward Alabama or the Florida panhandle.2:06With landfall expected late Friday or early Saturday.2:09An earlier description placed landfall near a Florida-Mississippi border.2:13Alabama lies between those states, so that description gave viewers an incorrect2:18geographic reference.2:19Forecasters considered Category 2 strength near landfall, with possible further2:23strengthening to category 3.2:25The exact crossing point, arrival hour, and landfall strength are still uncertain.2:29Forecasts putting arrival after 7 Friday evening into early Saturday remain possible2:34scenarios.2:35Hurricane Center Director Michael Brennan urged anyone ordered to evacuate to leave2:39promptly.2:40He warned that hazardous impacts could extend along the northern Gulf Coast beyond2:44the center's crossing point.2:46People shouldn't assume they have the whole following day to leave.2:49Surge and heavy rain could combine to cause significant flooding.2:52Damaging winds could bring outages lasting several days, including inland.2:55People ordered away could also face several days before returning.2:59Those are potential consequences as the coast prepares for the storm.3:02Gulfport Mayor Hugh D.3:03Keating issued an emergency proclamation on October 7th.3:07Harrison County was also under a state of emergency, and residents were filling3:11sandbags.3:12Those actions support preparations while residents watch for instructions that apply3:16to their own neighborhoods.3:17Follow current local evacuation instructions for your address.3:21Orders elsewhere along the coast apply to the areas they name.3:24A specific evacuation directive covering these four Harrison communities hasn't been3:28confirmed here, so residents need to check with local emergency officials.3:31The County Farm Road Shelter in Gulfport was scheduled to open at 10 Friday morning3:35and close at noon Saturday.3:37Confirm that it's operating before traveling.3:40Harrison County selects shelters for each situation and announces which buildings3:44will open.3:45The shelter and transit schedules don't explicitly specify a time zone, so confirm3:49their operating hours directly.3:50A building on the county's standing shelter list still needs an announcement3:54activating it for this storm.3:55Transportation arrangements also need confirmation before someone relies on a ride.3:59Coast Transit Authority's Hurricane Evacuation Forum provides a contact for4:03questions and registration confirmation.4:05It requires applicants to complete all information and be ready at the evacuation4:10start time set by Harrison County Emergency Management.4:12Registrants should monitor local announcements for that time.4:15The event's pickup time hasn't been confirmed.4:18Contact the authority to confirm registration and pickup arrangements before relying4:22on transportation.4:23Completing the form alone doesn't guarantee a seat or a ride to the county farm road4:27shelter.4:27All Coast Transit Authority fixed routes are scheduled to end at 2:15 Friday4:31afternoon.4:32There is no express route service Friday.4:34Offices, beach stations, and transit centers are scheduled to close at 3.4:38Separately arranged evacuation transportation requires its own arrangements.4:42Mississippi Sound also falls within a marine hurricane warning.4:46Alongside Brayton Sound, Chandelier Sound and specified coastal waters east of the4:50Mississippi River, the marine forecast gives northeast winds of 25 to 35 knots, with4:55gusts up to 55 knots.4:57Forecast seas reach 17 to 22 feet in those warmed waters.5:01Those heights describe marine conditions.5:03Dangerous winds and seas could capsize or damage vessels and sharply reduce5:06visibility.5:07The Weather Service advises mariners to remain in port, alter course, or secure5:11their vessels.5:12The Southern Harrison warning lists an expiration of 6.15 Friday morning, but its5:17surge concern continues through Saturday morning.5:19The Marine warning lists a later expiration.5:22Tropical storm force winds over those waters are possible Friday morning through5:26Friday afternoon.5:27The next official warning status is still unresolved.5:29A listed product expiration doesn't tell residents that conditions are safe.5:33Southern Harrison's warning identifies a potential 3 to 5 foot flooding threat,5:37while shelter access and evacuation rides require direct confirmation.5:41The forecast surge concern extends through Saturday morning, October 10th.อ่านบทความลำดับเวลาของเรื่องHeyDexคลิปสั้น ↗ใครรายงานอะไรประเด็นที่สื่อมากกว่าหนึ่งแห่งรายงาน✓Storm-surge forecasts along the coastยืนยันโดยอิสระ · 11 สำนักข่าว✓Isaias’s Category 3 status and timingยืนยันโดยอิสระ · 10 สำนักข่าว✓Forecast timing and location of landfallยืนยันโดยอิสระ · 9 สำนักข่าว✓Isaias’s maximum sustained wind speedยืนยันโดยอิสระ · 8 สำนักข่าวIsaias becoming the first Atlantic hurricane of 20268 สำนักข่าวEarlier forecast storm strength and wind speed7 สำนักข่าวNational Hurricane Center’s coastal hazards warning7 สำนักข่าวThe storm was moving north toward the Florida Panhandle.7 สำนักข่าวAmara Theodore warned that the inland storm could produce tornadoes, with the threat extending towa…7 สำนักข่าวDestin officials’ evacuation guidance6 สำนักข่าวแต่ละบรรทัดคือข้อกล่าวอ้างตามที่เราบันทึกจากรายงานของสื่อนั้น เปรียบเทียบ ณ 14 ตุลาคม 2569 เวลา 0:02 UTC
