Hurricane Local Statements Plus Other Bulletins

Flood watch
National weather service el Paso tx/santa teresa nm
640 am mountain daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, heavy rains likely through tonight,
.moisture from lowell continues to spread into our area and will
Continue shower and thunderstorm coverage by tonight. Heavy
Rainfall will be possible tonight and again on thursday. The best
Chance for heavy rain and flash flooding will be from the rio
Grande east where atmospheric moisture will be the deepest. A few
Areas of heavy rain could last into friday before the area dries
Out some over the weekend.
Southwest mountains/lower gila region-sierra county lakes region-
Including the cities of, silver city, truth or consequences
640 am mountain daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, flash flood watch now in effect through this evening,
The flash flood watch is now in effect for
portions of south central new mexico and southwest new
Mexico, including the following areas, in south central new
Mexico, sierra county lakes region. In southwest new mexico,
Southwest mountains/lower gila region.
through this evening
saturated ground and running creeks and arroyos, combined with
Additional rainfall this afternoon and tonight could lead to
Flooding.
residents in these areas, especially along the lakes/i-25
Corridor, should be prepared to take action in case waters
Rise rapidly.
A flash flood watch means that conditions may develop that lead
To flash flooding. Flash flooding is a very dangerous situation.
You should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action
Should flash flood warnings be issued.
Flood watch
National weather service amarillo tx
404 am central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, excessive rain expected through saturday,
.remnants from tropical depression lowell are expected to propagate
Northwest over the region. At the same time a cold front is expected
To push south then stall over the region. As a result, showers and
Thunderstorms, with heavy rain, are likely thursday through
Saturday.
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Armstrong-donley-collingsworth-
Including the cities of, beaver, forgan, spearman, gruver,
Perryton, booker, higgins, follett, dumas, borger, miami,
Canadian, vega, amarillo, panhandle, white deer, pampa,
Shamrock, wheeler, hereford, canyon, claude, clarendon,
Wellington
404 am central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, flash flood watch in effect through saturday evening,
The national weather service in amarillo has issued a
flash flood watch for portions of the oklahoma and texas
Panhandles, including the following counties, in
Oklahoma, beaver. In texas, armstrong, carson, collingsworth
, deaf smith, donley, gray, hansford, hemphill,
Hutchinson, lipscomb, moore, ochiltree, oldham,
Potter, randall, roberts and wheeler.
through saturday evening
showers and thunderstorms with the potential for heavy rain are
Likely today through saturday. Widespread rain amounts of 2 to 4
Inches are expected, with locally higher amounts possible.
areas that flooded with the heavy rain in august, and areas with
Poor drainage, including urban areas, are especially vulnerable.
A flash flood watch means that conditions may develop that lead to
Flash flooding. Flash flooding is a very dangerous situation.
You should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to take action
Should flash flood warnings be issued.
Hurricane ike local statement
National weather service lake charles la
1241 pm central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, hurricane ike continues grow in size,
, hurricane warnings have been issued,
.at 1000 am central daylight time , the center of hurricane ike was
located near
Latitude 25.5 north, longitude 88.4 west or about 580 miles,
East-southeast of corpus christi texas and about 470 miles
, east-southeast of galveston texas.
Ike is moving toward the west-northwest near 10 mph. A general
West-northwestward motion is expected over the next day or
So, and the center of ike should be very near the coast by late
Friday. However, because ike is a very large tropical
Cyclone, weather will deteriorate along the coastline long before
The center reaches the coast.
Maximum sustained winds are near 100 mph, with higher gusts. Ike
Is a category two hurricane on the saffir- simpson scale. Ike is
Forecast to become a major hurricane prior to reaching the
Coastline.
Ike remains a very large tropical cyclone. Hurricane force winds
Extend outward up to 115 miles, from the center, and tropical
Storm force winds extend outward up to 275 miles.
The latest minimum central pressure reported by a noaa hurricane
Hunter aircraft was 945 mb, 27.91 inches.
Coastal storm surge flooding of up to 20 ft above normal tide
Levels, along with large and dangerous battering waves, can be
Expected near and to the east of where the center of ike makes
Landfall. Coastal storm surge flooding of 5 to 7 feet above
Normal tide levels, along with large and dangerous waves, can
Be expected within the tropical storm warning area along the
Northern gulf coast. Above normal tides in the eastern gulf of
Mexico should gradually subside over the next day or so.
Ike is expected to produce rainfall amounts of 5 to 10 inches
Along the central and upper texas coast and over portions of
Southwestern louisiana, with isolated maximum amounts of
15 inches possible. Rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are
Possible over portions of the yucatan peninsula.
1241 pm central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, tropical storm wind watch in effect through friday evening,
, new information,
Tropical storm watch issued across all central and western
Louisiana.
, areas affected,
This statement recommends actions to be taken by persons in the
Following counties or marine areas:
Avoyelles, evangeline, rapides, st. Landry.
, watches/warnings,
The following watches and warnings are currently in effect for
This area:
Tropical storm wind watch.
, precautionary/preparedness actions,
Persons should prepare for the possibility of tropical storm
Force winds of 40 to 50 mph with gusts up to 65 mph. This will
Result in power outages, blown down trees, and some roof damage
To homes and businesses.
, winds,
Tropical storm force winds from 40 to 50 mph with gusts to 65 mph
Will be possible by friday afternoon. A tropical storm wind watch
In effect through friday afternoon. These winds will result in
Power outages, trees blown down, and roofs damage to homes and
Businesses.
, probability of hurricane/tropical storm conditions,
The probability of tropical storm force winds across central and
Southwest louisiana range from 40 percent across avoyelles parish
To near 70 percent across beauagard parish.
, inland flooding,
Areal rainfall amounts from 2 to 3 inches with localized amounts
To near 6 inches are expected. As is the case during any tropical
System, any area that receives heavy rains may experience flash
Flooding.
, tornadoes,
The threat for tornadoes will increase friday into friday night.
, next update,
This statement will be updated around 5 pm or sooner if needed.
1057 am central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, tropical storm warning remains in effect,
, new information,
.at 10 am central daylight time , a hurricane warning has been issued
from morgan
City louisiana to baffin bay texas. Hurricane conditions could
Reach the coast within the warning area by late friday.
At 10 am central daylight time , a tropical storm warning has been issued
from
South of baffin bay to port mansfield texas. A hurricane watch
Remains in effect for this area.
A tropical storm warning remains in effect from east of morgan
City to the mississippi-alabama border, including the city of
New orleans and lake pontchartrain.
At 1000 am central daylight time , the center of hurricane ike was
located near
Latitude 25.5 north, longitude 88.4 west or about 470 miles
East-southeast of galveston texas.
Ike is moving toward the west-northwest near 10 mph. A general
West-northwestward motion is expected over the next day or
So, and the center of ike should be very near the coast by late
Friday. However, because ike is a very large tropical
Cyclone, weather will deteriorate along the coastline long before
The center reaches the coast.
Maximum sustained winds are near 100 mph with higher gusts. Ike
Is a category two hurricane on the saffir-simpson scale. Ike is
Forecast to become a major hurricane prior to reaching the
Coastline.
Ike remains a very large tropical cyclone. Hurricane force winds
Extend outward up to 115 miles from the center, and tropical
Storm force winds extend outward up to 275 miles.
The latest minimum central pressure reported by a noaa hurricane
Hunter aircraft was 945 mb, 27.91 inches.
Coastal storm surge flooding of 5 to 7 feet above normal tide
Levels, along with large and dangerous waves, can be expected
Along the mississippi and southeast louisiana coast.
Rainfall amounts of 1 to 2 inches are possible over coastal
Mississippi and southeast louisiana.
, areas affected,
This statement recommends actions to be taken by persons in,
Coastal waters of southeast louisiana and south mississippi,
Southeast louisiana and southern mississippi.
, watches/warnings,
No additional hazards are in effect.
, precautionary/preparedness actions,
All preparedness measures should be complete at this time.
Tropical storm winds have onset along the lower louisiana coast
And will continue through friday morning. High tides and salt
Water inundation is taking place outside the hurricane levee protection
System.
, storm surge and storm tide,
Tides are two to four feet above normal late this morning and will
Continue to increase 5 to 7 feet above normal today and remain
Anomalously high into saturday before slowly abating late saturday
Into sunday. Flooding of coastal areas, including access
Roads, outside of hurricane protection levee systems is occurring
At this time. Areas across st bernard parish outside the levee
System are experiencing flooded roadways in the shell
Beach, hopedale and yscloskey communities. Areas below the
Terrebonne parish flood gates are inundating at this time.
Flooding will also impact bays along the mississippi coast and
Along rivers and bayous into the lake pontchartrain and maurepas
Basin. Flooding may be most pronounced at times of astronomical
High tide mid-day today and again friday.
, winds,
For areas south of the louisiana tidal lakes, east winds 35 to
45 mph with gusts to 55 mph mainly in squalls, becoming southeast 25
To 35 mph with gusts to 45 mph late today and tonight, settling
To southeast 20 to 30 mph gusts to 35 mph friday. For areas north
Of the louisiana tidal lakes and along the mississippi gulf
Coast, east winds 25 to 30 mph with gusts 45 mph mainly in squalls today
, becoming southeast 20 to 30 mph late this afternoon and
Tonight, settling to southeast 15 to 25 mph friday.
Tree limbs and weak trees may impact power lines in gusts during
Squalls. Unsecured items like trash cans and light lawn furniture may
Be moved by higher winds. Signage and canopy covers may be damaged
With gusts around 50 mph. Persons in temporary trailer homes may
Wish to seek stronger shelter until the strong wind threat
Diminishes.
, inland flooding,
Rainfall amounts of one to two inches are possible along the
Immediate coast from fast moving outer bands today and friday.
Localized flooding from torrential rainfall is possible, but
Widespread freshwater flooding is not anticipated at this
Time, based on the current forecast track of ike.
, tornadoes,
Isolated tornadoes are possible in squalls that will be moving
Onshore throughout the day today through friday afternoon.
, evacuations,
Several parishes in southeast louisiana have requested evacuations
In low lying areas. Please follow advise of local parish and
County officials regarding evacuation declarations.
, next update,
This statement will be updated around 2 pm central daylight time .
1241 pm central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, tropical storm wind warning in effect until 9 pm central daylight
time friday,
, new information,
Tropical storm wind warning issued.
, areas affected,
This statement recommends actions to be taken by persons in the
Following counties or marine areas:
Acadia, calcasieu, jefferson davis, lafayette, lower st.
Martin, upper st. Martin.
, watches/warnings,
The following watches and warnings are currently in effect for
This area:
Tropical storm wind warning.
, precautionary/preparedness actions,
Mandatory evacuations in calcasieu parish for people in travel
Trailers, mobile homes, and low-lying areas. This includes
Residents who are home-bound, requiring electricity for their
Well-being.
, storm surge and storm tide,
For calcasieu parish:
Storm surge of 5 to 6 feet above normal tide levels will be
Possible along the calcasieu ship channel into lake charles late
Friday evening into saturday morning. Total storm tide levels of 7
To 8 feet will be possible. The storm surge will be slow to
Recede through saturday evening due to the prolonged onshore flow
After ike moves inland.
At these levels, communities along the calcasieu river
Basin such as deatonville, vincent landing just southeast of
Carlyss, and lockmoor just south of westlake will experience storm
Surge flooding. Areas within lake charles near the i-10 and i-210
Bridges, areas near the civic center, and the lake charles beach
Will experience flooding as well. This flooding will be
Comparable to that expienced during hurricane rita.
, winds,
For calcasieu parish:
Tropical storm force winds from 40 to 50 mph with gusts to 65 mph
Will be possible by friday morning. Winds of around 60 mph with
Gusts to hurricane force are expected between friday afternoon and
Early saturday morning. A tropical storm wind warning is in effect
Through saturday morning. These winds will result in power
Outages, trees blown down, and roofs damage to homes and
Businesses.
For jeff davis, acadia and lafayette parishes:
Tropical storm force winds from 40 to 50 mph with gusts to 65 mph
Will be possible by friday morning. A tropical storm wind warning is
In effect through saturday morning. These winds will result in power
Outages, trees blown down, and roofs damage to homes and
Businesses.
, probability of hurricane/tropical storm conditions,
The probability of tropical storm force winds range 50 to 70 percent.
, inland flooding,
Rainfall amounts of 2 to 6 inches with isolated amounts of 12 inches
Are expected. At this time, it appears that most of this rain will
Fall across southeast texas. This will likely cause some minor
Flooding along area rivers in southeast texas. The ground is quite
Saturated across central and southern louisiana due to the rains
>From hurricane gustav. These rainfall amounts of 2 to 6 inches with
Isolated higher amounts will likely produce new river flooding
Across central and southwest louisiana. As is the case during any
Tropical system, any area that receives heavy rains will see flash
Flooding. If the storm approaches southeast texas and southwest
Louisiana closer than currently forecast, rainfall amounts will
Be quite a bit higher than currently forecast.
At this time major flooding is forecast along the lower calcasieu
River from the salt water barrier to old town bay and moderate
Flooding is forecast on the west fork of the calcasieu from
Houston river to the confluence of the calcasieu river due to
Tidal backup up the calcasieu river. Along the mermentau river
Minor flooding is forecast up the river through mermentau due to
Storm surge
At this time along the calcasieu river, major flooding of
Residential areas will occur near the salt water barrier. Further
Up the river to old town bay, water will completely cover goos
Ferry road all the way to the river road entrance. Flood water
Enters lower levels of some elevated homes on goos ferry road.
Flooding is expected in white oak park. Along the west fork of the
Calcasieu water levels will be comparable to hurricane rita.
Cypress lake drive becomes impassible and water is up to a few
Homes along the road. Portions of sam houston park are under
Water.
Some minor flooding is also forecast up the vermilion river due to
Storm surge as well.
, tornadoes,
The threat of tornadoes will increase on friday.
, next update,
1241 pm central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, hurricane warning in effect,
, new information,
Hurricane warnings have been issued
, areas affected,
This statement recommends actions to be taken by persons in the
Following counties or marine areas:
Cameron.
, watches/warnings,
The following watches and warnings are currently in effect for
This area:
Hurricane warning.
, precautionary/preparedness actions,
Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for cameron parish.
, storm surge and storm tide,
Storm surge will continue to gradually increase today, then increase
Rapidly through the day friday into friday night, cresting
Between 10 and 13 feet mean lower low water early saturday
Morning. The storm surge will be slow to recede saturday evening
Through sunday due to the prolonged onshore flow. These water
Levels will be comparable to hurricane rita. La 82 and la 27 will
Be under water. As much as six to seven feet of water will cover
The streets in downtown cameron.
Low lying areas of grand lake and hackberry will also experience
Flooding. Some roads could see 3 to 4 feet of water over them in
These locations.
Calcasieu pass
High tide low tide high tide low tide
Today 2:36 am 7:09 pm
Friday 2:35 am 8:13 am 11:01 am 8:23 pm
Saturday 2:39 am 8:17 am 12:19 pm 8:59 pm
Sabine pass
High tide low tide high tide low tide
Today 3:32 am 7:55 pm
Friday 3:31 am 8:59 am 11:56 am 8:33 pm
Saturday 3:35 am 9:03 am 1:15 pm 9:09 pm
Life threatening inundation likely!
All neighborhoods, and possibly entire coastal
Communities, will be inundated during high tide. Many residences
Of average construction directly on the coast will be destroyed.
Widespread and devastating personal property damage is likely
Elsewhere. Vehicles left behind will likely be swept away.
Numerous roads will be swamped, some may be washed away by the
Water. Entire flood prone coastal communities will be
Cutoff, perhaps for more than a week. Conditions will be worsened
By battering waves. Such waves will exacerbate property
Damage, with massive destruction of homes, including those of
Block construction. Damage from beach erosion could take years to
Repair.
, winds,
Cameron parish will experience tropical storm force winds of 40 to
50 mph with gusts to 65 mph starting friday morning. Winds of 60 to
70 mph with gusts to 80 mph can be expected by late friday afternoon
And continuing through early saturday morning. Sustained winds are
Expected to approach hurricane force between friday evening and
Early saturday morning. A hurricane warning is in effect through
Saturday morning. This will result in power outages, trees blown
Down, and some roof damage to homes and businesses.
, probability of hurricane/tropical storm conditions,
The probability of hurricane force winds across cameron parish
Range from 10 to 30 percent.
, tornadoes,
The threat for tornadoes will begin to increase on friday.
, next update,
This statement will be updated around 5 pm or sooner if needed.this
statement will be updated around 5 pm or sooner if needed.
1139 am central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, hurricane wind watch remains in effect through sunday
Morning,
, new information,
Updated preparedness, winds, and tornado sections.
, areas affected,
This statement recommends actions to be taken by persons in the
Following counties or marine areas:
Austin, brazos, burleson, colorado, fort bend, grimes,
Houston, madison, montgomery, polk, san jacinto, trinity,
Walker, waller, washington, wharton.
, watches/warnings,
No additional hazards are in effect.
, precautionary/preparedness actions,
Persons should prepare their properties for the potential of damaging
Winds. Secure or remove any loose items surrounding your property
Which could be blown around by tropical storm or hurricane force
Winds. Trim trees near your property.
Damaging winds are expected.
Most mobile homes will experience moderate to substantial damage.
Some of poor construction will be uninhabitable until repaired.
Houses of poor to average construction will have damage to
Shingles, siding, and gutters. Some windows will be blown out.
Unfastened home items of light to moderate weight will become
Airborne, causing additional damage and possible injury. Dozens
Of wires will be blown down. Local power outages will affect
Entire neighborhoods.
Many large branches of healthy trees will be snapped, and
Rotting small to medium sized trees will be uprooted.
, winds,
Tropical storm force winds in excess of 39 mph are expected to
Reach fort bend and wharton counties beginning late friday
Afternoon. These winds will spread inland to the columbus to
Conroe to livingston corridor by late friday evening. Tropical
Storm force winds will spread into the northern counties of
Southeast texas after midnight friday night. These winds are
Expected to occur for an 18 to 24 hour period.
Depending on the eventual track of ike, hurricane force winds
Will be possible over some of the inland counties of southeast
Texas saturday morning. Based on the current track
Forecast, these winds appear most likely to occur along and east
Of the interstate 45 corridor. The hurricane force winds could
Last for up to 6 hours.
, inland flooding,
Widespread rainfall of 2 to 4 inches with isolated totals of 6 to
10 inches will be possible friday through saturday. Significant
Flooding will be possible in areas of heaviest rainfall.
, tornadoes,
The threat for tornadoes will increase rapidly beginning friday
Night and continue through saturday evening as the rain bands
Associated with ike spread inland. You should plan to seek
Shelter in an interior room on the lowest floor away from windows.
, next update,
The next hurricane local statement will be issued around 2 pm central
daylight time .
Special weather statement
National weather service shreveport la
603 am central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, dangerous hurricane ike expected to impact the four state
Region beginning friday night and continuing through the day
Saturday into saturday night,
Hurricane ike is expected to make landfall along the southeast texas
Gulf coast late friday night into the early morning hours saturday
As a dangerous category three hurricane. The hurricane is expected
To continue moving northward into central and east central texas
During the day saturday with tropical storm force winds
Possible as far north as portions of the interstate 30 corridor
Of northeast texas by saturday afternoon into saturday night.
Assuming that the track position stays on this heading through the
Weekend, expect tropical storm force winds of 35 to 45 mph with
Higher gusts to begin affecting the lower toledo bend and sam
Rayburn country of deep east texas late friday night with these
Winds moving further north towards the interstate 20 corridor of
Northeast texas during the day saturday. Winds of this nature will
Likely down trees and powerlines across a large portion of
Northeast texas during the day saturday resulting in numerous power
Outages. Wind damage will be more isolated across northwest
Louisiana saturday into saturday night but will be a concern as
Well.
Landfalling tropical systems often produce isolated tornadoes along
And east of the center of circulation with this being a concern
Beginning saturday and continuing into saturday night across all of
The four state region. To go along with the wind and tornado
Threat, locally heavy rainfall is expected saturday through sunday
With 4 to 6 inches of rainfall expected across most of northeast
Texas and southeast oklahoma with isolated 8 to 10 inch amounts
Possible. Further east across northwest louisiana and southwest
Arkansas, 2 to 4 inches of rainfall is possible through the day
Sunday and across north central louisiana, expect rainfall amounts
Of 1 to 3 inches through sunday.
Continue to monitor the progress of dangerous hurricane ike through
The day today and into friday. A shift further east towards the
Four state region after landfall could result in much stronger winds
Across the region and would likely result in heavier rainfall
Amounts. Preparations need to be made today into friday for the
Possibility of widespread power outages, especially across east
Central and northeast texas this weekend.
Special weather statement
National weather service san angelo tx
643 am central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
Some heavy rainfall is possible this weekend across portions of
West central texas, as hurricane ike is forecast to track into
Texas,
The center of hurricane ike is currently in the gulf of mexico,
And is located about 285 miles south-southeast of the mouth of the
Mississippi river early this morning. Ike is moving to the west-
Northwest near 9 mph, and is forecast to make landfall along the
Texas gulf coast sometime early saturday morning. As ike weakens
After moving inland, the remnants are expected track north across
East-central and northeast texas.
The trend in the forecast track of ike, after landfall, is with
The track being shifted to the east. With this trend, it appears
That there would be less of a threat for heavy and excessive
Rainfall across our region. For west central texas, the best
Chance of rainfall with ike will be across the area roughly east
Of a line from throckmorton to coleman to junction, from saturday
Afternoon into sunday morning. Some heavy rainfall is still
Possible.
The ground has become saturated across areas of west central texas
>From recent rainfall, and additional heavy rainfall would bring
A threat for flooding.
Residents are encouraged to stay tuned to noaa weather radio,
Local media, or internet outlets for the latest information and
Forecast updates with hurricane ike. For the latest national
Hurricane center forecast track, go to
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov
.
Special weather statement
National weather service fort worth tx
1052 am central daylight time thu sep 11 2008
, hurricane ike will substantially impact north texas saturday
And saturday night,
Hurricane ike will make landfall along the middle texas coast during
The early morning hours saturday. The hurricane will quickly move
North, generally along and east of a bryan to palestine to
Texarkana line. Ike is expected to weaken to tropical storm
Strength saturday evening as the system moves across eastern
Portions of north texas. Widespread heavy rainfall of 4 or more
Inches, strong gusty winds, and isolated tornadoes are expected.
, wind impacts,
All of north texas will experience strong winds as a result of ike.
The region east of i-35 and south of i-20 will likely experience the
Strongest winds, where sustained speeds in excess of 50 mph with
Gusts to hurricane force are possible saturday afternoon through
Early sunday. Elsewhere across north texas, sustained wind speeds
Of 30 to 40 mph, with gusts to 60 mph are possible. High rise
Buildings may experience even stronger winds at rooftop level.
Residents should be prepared for power outages. Take precautions
To secure outdoor materials and property that are susceptible to
Strong winds, and develop a personal preparedness plan. Full gas tanks
Are recommended as power outages will affect the ability of
Stations to pump gas. Create a stockpile of candles and matches,
Or flashlights and batteries as well. Those close to the storm
Track may want to place plastic bags in trash cans and fill them
With water to have a reserve supply for flushing toilets should
Power outages affect water pumping stations. The time to get ready
Is now.
, heavy rainfall and flooding impacts,
Widespread heavy rainfall in excess of 4 inches is likely saturday
Through sunday over eastern sections of north texas. The widespread
And heavy nature of the rain will lead to flash flooding and rapid
Rises on rivers, streams, and creeks. The track of ike will be
The main determinant of where and how much rain will fall, so
Uncertainty still exists. West of the storm track, widespread
Rainfall amounts ranging from 1 to 4 inches will be possible.
Avoid driving if possible. Do not attempt to drive through areas
Where water covers the roadway.
, tornado threat,
Isolated tornadoes will be possible near and to the east of the
Center of ike as it moves across north texas. Locations to the
East of a line from cameron, to corsicana, and paris will be in
The more favorable area for isolated tornadoes saturday afternoon
And evening.
, summary, .
The most significant impacts from ike will depend on the exact track
And speed of movement. The strongest winds and greatest chances for
Very heavy rainfall and tornadoes typically occur to the east of the
Center of the storm. More specific details on these impacts will be
Provided in later forecasts.
Monitor forecasts from your national weather service in fort
Worth and the national hurricane center through noaa weather radio,
Our internet homepage, and local media outlets for the latest
Information.