Thursday morning operator pulse: WPC Moderate excessive rainfall risk over west Texas (Big Bend / Stockton Plateau / Pecos). Residual Flood Watches and saturated ground across Oklahoma. SPC Marginal Ohio Valley, no watches. Overnight wind reports TX/OK. Stage water extraction; hold speculative severe.
Afternoon operator pulse: WPC Moderate excessive rainfall risk holds over central Oklahoma and Red River Valley. Active Flash Flood Warnings in the OKC metro. SPC Slight Risk with Severe Thunderstorm Watch 685 now valid for southwest OK and west TX. No U.S. tropical threats. Water extraction continues; monitor developing severe for secondary claims.
Wednesday morning operator pulse: WPC Moderate excessive rainfall risk over central Oklahoma and Red River Valley Texas. Active Flash Flood Warnings and Flood Watches through Thursday. SPC Slight Risk southern Plains with no watches. No U.S. tropical threats. Focus water extraction and drying; hold speculative severe rolls.
Tuesday afternoon operator pulse: Severe Thunderstorm Watch 682 now live until 11 PM CDT over southern/eastern Kansas into west-central/northwest Missouri. SPC Slight Risk holds for large hail and damaging winds. WPC Slight flood risk and Flood Watches continue on the corridor. Zero LSRs so far. Hold on speculative rolls; stage for confirmed window.
Tuesday morning operator pulse: SPC Day 1 Slight Risk over Kansas into northwest Missouri and southern High Plains for large hail, damaging winds, and possible tornado this afternoon. WPC Slight excessive rainfall and Flood Watches on the corridor. Shift from residual Southwest water. Hold until initiation.
Afternoon operator pulse: Quiet Pulse. Paria River FFW expired after gauge falling. Residual WPC Slight flood risk Great Basin/Southwest from Rachel remnants through evening. No severe, no US tropical. Short no-deploy companion.
Monday morning operator pulse: Quiet Pulse. SPC no severe areas. WPC Slight residual flood Southwest and Great Basin from Rachel remnants. Active Flash Flood Warnings on the Paria River. No US tropical watches. Short no-deploy companion.
Afternoon operator pulse: Tornado Watch 681 live until 8 PM EDT for eastern North Carolina and southeast Virginia with preliminary tornado reports. SPC Slight maintained and trimmed. WPC Moderate flood Southwest from Rachel remnants. Isaias dissipating.
Sunday morning operator pulse: Isaias remnants accelerating into the Mid-Atlantic with residual Appalachian water. SPC Slight for isolated severe in NC/VA. WPC Moderate flood from inland Rachel across the Southwest and Great Basin.
Afternoon operator pulse: Tornado Watch 679 live in eastern Georgia and southern South Carolina with confirmed reports. Hold speculative rolls into the watch; water volume stays in the Southern Appalachians and builds for Rachel into Southern California tonight.
Saturday morning operator pulse: Post-tropical Isaias remnants shift work inland to residual freshwater and Southern Appalachians Moderate flood risk. Separate staging for Tropical Storm Rachel moisture into Southern California.
Afternoon change: Tornado Watch 677 is up through 9 p.m. EDT on the east side of Isaias. Center still offshore, about 90 miles south of Pensacola, landfall expected this evening. No filtered LSRs yet. Stage inland of the surge; do not roll into the warning after dark.