Saturday morning hold on severe deploy. No watches and no severe areas. The live ticket is a WPC Slight rain board on the central Gulf Coast and the lower Texas coast — staff a warning, not the polygon.
Friday afternoon operator read: no severe areas and no watches. The live ticket is the Texas I-35 Slight — a new Hays–Comal–Guadalupe Flood Advisory and Harris–Montgomery watch totals — plus Kansas roads and river flood that are aftermath, not a new emergency.
Friday morning hold: no severe areas and no watches. Work Thursday water already inside in Ford County, central Kansas, and Bexar County. Do not staff Saturday Gulf rain as live.
Afternoon operator read for October 1, 2026: Dodge City Flash Flood Emergency is the live ticket, with separate flood warnings in central Kansas, San Antonio, and Tyler. The severe window is a trimmed Marginal only.
October 1, 2026 field note on what is already arguable after the Dodge City Flash Flood Emergency and the San Antonio multi-county flash flood warning: category of water, access, contents, and the drying clock. Not a warning reprint.
FEMA Region 6’s September 30, 2026 release puts $126.4 million of Public Assistance on the books. The line items are channels, lights, co-op poles, and a hospital protective-measures ticket from storms as old as 2015.
Thursday morning hold on severe deploy. Watches expired. Kansas tornadoes left no significant damage reported — survey Barton, Russell, and Lincoln only. WPC Moderate flood stays on the Southern Plains. Water first where rain verifies.
Afternoon operator desk: still no watches. MD 2337 (Kansas, watch possible 60%) and MD 2338 (west Texas, watch possible 40%) are the new products. One Pawnee County chaser LSR. Stage wind; water on already-wet ground.
Wednesday morning operator desk: no watches live. SPC Slight on SW Oklahoma–NW Texas–Edwards Plateau and a separate Kansas warm-front corridor. WPC Moderate flood on the Plains and Corn Belt. Stage late-day wind; water on already-wet ground.
Afternoon operator desk: still no watches. MD 2333 flags a sparse SE New Mexico gust or brief tornado. WPC Moderate flood holds. Today’s LSR board is empty. Water first; do not deploy.
Tuesday morning operator desk: no watches. WPC Moderate flood still owns Four Corners. SPC Marginal from SE Arizona through eastern New Mexico into west Texas this afternoon and tonight. Water first; stage wind on the South Plains.
Afternoon operator desk: SPC added a Dakotas Marginal after a blank morning map. WPC Moderate flood expanded to the CA/AZ/NV tripoint. San Bernardino SVR is a local pulse. Today’s LSR board is still empty. Water first.