Alex 'Awareful' Cardona

ALT National Hurricane Center forecast issued at 10 PM CDT October 9, 2026, showing Hurricane Isaias near the Florida Panhandle with maximum sustained winds of 90 mph, moving north at 20 mph. The forecast track takes Isaias inland through Alabama and Tennessee, then northeast toward Kentucky and West Virginia through Sunday evening. Hurricane warnings (red) and tropical storm warnings (blue) cover portions of the northern Gulf Coast and inland areas. The white cone represents uncertainty in the storm center's path, not the full extent of hazardous conditions.

ALT NOAA Weather Prediction Center map showing the greatest flash flood risk from Hurricane Isaias over the next three days, October 9–12, 2026. Moderate risk areas (red) extend along the Gulf Coast from near Mobile, Alabama, into the Florida Panhandle, with another area around Atlanta and northward toward Chattanooga. Slight risk (yellow) covers much of Alabama, Georgia, and portions of neighboring states, surrounded by broader marginal risk areas (green). Smaller maps show how the flash flood threat shifts each day.

ALT NOAA Storm Prediction Center severe weather outlook for Saturday, October 10, 2026. A Slight Risk (yellow, level 2 of 5) covers portions of southern Georgia, southeastern Alabama, the Florida Panhandle, and southern South Carolina, including areas near Tallahassee and Charleston. A surrounding Marginal Risk (dark green, level 1 of 5) extends across parts of the Southeast and coastal Carolinas. General thunderstorms (light green) are possible across much of the eastern U.S., Florida, and portions of Arizona and New Mexico. The outlook is valid through 7 AM CDT Sunday, October 11.