Friday morning hold on interior work. Isaias is still offshore, due inside the hurricane warning tonight. Stage board-up and extraction for the Panhandle into southwest Georgia, and treat Iowa hail as a closed overnight note.
Afternoon hold: Isaias is a 100 mph Gulf hurricane still offshore. Finish exterior prep today. Do not plan a Friday-night arrival inside the warning. Iowa hail is unverified.
Morning hold-and-prep signal for the northern Gulf hurricane warning. Finish exterior work today. Do not plan a Friday-night arrival inside the warning.
Wednesday afternoon: no SPC severe areas and no convective watches. What changed since morning is Tropical Storm Isaias — hurricane and storm surge watches on the northern Gulf Coast for a Friday approach. Florida Peninsula water is still the only live ticket. Do not roll on a watch.
Wednesday morning hold on wind and hail. No SPC severe areas or watches. The live ticket is overnight water in southeastern Duval and north-central St. Johns, plus river-bottom work at Dunnellon and Astor. Isaias is a Friday Gulf note, not a roll today.
Afternoon operator pulse for west-central Florida: a new Marginal waterspout or tornado rider on a water day already on the board. No watches, no storm reports, flood tickets still open.
Tuesday morning hold on wind and hail. No SPC severe areas or watches. Stage extraction only if Atlantic rainbands sit on the Jacksonville Flood Watch, and treat Gadsden County as last night’s water.
Monday afternoon hold on wind and hail. The lower Texas Slight was cut to a small Marginal. Finish Alabama overnight water and treat Panhandle and I-95 ponding as short-fuse, not a line.
Monday morning hold on wind and hail. Stage extraction for Brownsville and South Padre, and treat southeast Alabama as just-hit water after warnings that expired before dawn.
Sunday afternoon operator read: morning flash-flood warnings on the Florida Panhandle have expired. The live ticket is volume on the lower Texas coast and remaining flood watches, not a wind or hail deploy.
Sunday morning operator pulse: staff the live flash-flood warnings on the Florida Panhandle and stage the lower Texas coast as a volume board. No wind or hail deploy. Hold signal outside the warning polygons.
Saturday afternoon hold on severe deploy. No watches, no mesoscale discussions, and an empty storm-report board. The ticket that moved since morning is river stage: Styx and Shoal minor flood later, and the Wapsipinicon near De Witt already at major flood with residences in the impact language.