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Sunday night operator brief: NWS Flash Flood Warning for Rio Blanco County, CO. Roles-based dispatch checklist (Owner, GM, PM, Estimator, Tech, BD), Google Trends demand basin analysis, and Category 3 silt mitigation protocol.
Afternoon operator desk: SPC upgraded the Ohio–Pennsylvania–central New York corridor from morning Marginal to Slight. No watch. No new LSRs yet. Kansas Saturday wind is still tickets. Stage wind/tree, keep leftover water on the mold clock.
Sunday morning operator desk: Watch 667 expired. Kansas overnight wind and 2-inch hail are claims. SPC Marginal Risk this afternoon from Ohio into the Northeast. Leftover Ohio Valley–Mid-Atlantic water. Hold a regional CAT.
Afternoon operator desk: Severe Thunderstorm Watch 667 is live over southwest Kansas, Oklahoma, and the Texas Panhandle until 10 p.m. CDT. Ohio Valley–Mid-Atlantic flood pulse still tonight. North Georgia leftover water is already inside some buildings. Seat-by-seat actions.
Morning operator desk: SPC Slight Risk of large hail and damaging wind across southern Kansas into northern Oklahoma and the Ozarks this afternoon–evening; WPC Slight flood risk Ohio Valley to Mid-Atlantic I-95 tonight; Watch 666 expired. Seat-by-seat actions.
Afternoon operator desk: SPC Slight Risk still Upper Midwest tonight with no watches; new MD 2281 VA–NC wind scatter; WPC Slight flood northern MN and Santa Cruz County AZ; Friday LSR window still empty; TX Panhandle overnight remains the live claim pile.
Morning operator desk: SPC Slight Risk for large hail/damaging wind/tornadoes across NE SD–western/northern MN this afternoon–evening; overnight TX Panhandle 2.25″ hail and 87 mph gusts already producing claims; residual WV/OH flood work. Seat-by-seat actions.
Morning operator desk: residual OH–PA wind work, active KS–MO flood tickets, and a broad SPC Marginal Risk of damaging wind this afternoon–evening. Seat-by-seat actions.
Afternoon operator desk: Watch 665 wind threat from northern Ohio into western New York, plus Kansas–Missouri flood pulse. Role-by-role actions for restoration seats.
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