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Lots of info by different states

Posted by goldielocks @ 1:38 on October 9, 2026  

Including oil issues as possible gas station worries of running out.

Live updates: Category 2 Hurricane Isaias storms closer to the Gulf Coast https://share.google/cA343ipSIu41SkdyQ

I’m surprised you had to hear about it on zero hedge

Posted by goldielocks @ 1:02 on October 9, 2026  

But what ever it is it’s usually over hyped but best to error on the side of safety. Hard to survive after power grid down roads non drivable and injured. Quakes no warnings like a sudden tornado that pops up just have to be always at least somewhat prepared.

Cities and Areas Facing the Worst Impacts

  • Pensacola, Florida: Located near the core landfall zone, facing high-end winds, heavy rain, and local preparations led by city officials. [1, 2]

  • Panama City and Destin, Florida: Expecting severe storm conditions, dangerous surge, and winds up to 100 mph. [1, 2]

  • Fort Walton Beach and Mexico Beach, Florida: Positioned directly in the path of the intensifying system (forecast near Category 3 strength). [1, 2]

  • Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, Alabama: Issued voluntary evacuations for low-lying areas with major wind and surge threats. [1, 2]

  • Mobile, Alabama: Facing heavy coastal impacts and significant storm surge risks around Mobile Bay (5 to 7 feet). [1, 2]

  • Ocean Springs and Gulfport, Mississippi: Experiencing high storm surges (5 to 7 feet) and deteriorating weather conditions. [1, 2]

Secondary and Inland Risks

  • New Orleans, Louisiana: Tracking heavy rain, strong winds, and rising water levels as the system brushes the region.

  • Inland Areas (Tennessee Valley and Western Carolinas): At risk for heavy rainfall and inland flooding over the weekend. [1, 2]

Hurricane Fema message

Posted by goldielocks @ 0:20 on October 9, 2026  

Charge your phones folks lol Actually same as quake not funny or fun. Emergency water lots of it. Both quake and hurricane survivors know that it’s not just surviving through it, it’s surviving after it. At least it’s going to weaken on landfall not continue on with wind and dropping rain and more floods.

Get Ready for Hurricane Isaias | FEMA.gov https://share.google/VUSdZ4nh1UksgjALY

 

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