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CBS News
Gulf Coast under tropical storm threat
CBS News
Hurricane Isaias approaches Florida Panhandle leading to mandatory evacuations
Atlanta News First
Hurricane Isaias to make landfall along middle Gulf coast late Friday, or early Saturday
WJHG-TV
Bay District Schools closure Friday, weather concerns and Fall Break
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - UPDATE: TROPICAL STORM ISAIAS: School closures due to weather. All Bay District Schools campuses and district offices will be closed Friday, October 9. “Friday was already a scheduled day off for BDS students and teachers as part of Fall Break. The closure means all district...
WCJB
Search and rescue team from Gainesville, Ocala deploys to Florida Panhandle ahead of Isaias
USA TODAY
Gulf Coast states brace for Hurricane Isaias, dangerous storm surge
WQAD
Gulf Coast braces for first Atlantic hurricane of season
westendpcb.com
Panama City Beach Daily Update & Conditions – October 7, 2026
Good morning, West End PCB family! We've got a breezy, mostly cloudy day shaping up with comfortable highs near 81°F, perfect for an easy beach stroll once the early morning sprinkles clear out. The Gulf has plenty of energetic chop rolling in with that steady northeast wind, so take in the view and savor that fresh salt air!
WALB
Isaias forecast to reach a Cat 2 hurricane prior to landfall
WTOC
Isaias forms in the Gulf, landfall expected this weekend
WXYZ Detroit 7 Action News
Metro Detroit Weather: School & work forecast
WJHG-TV
FIRST ALERT | A calm next couple days before impacts from Isaias move in
PANAMA CITY, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Good Tuesday evening everyone!. TONIGHT: Clouds will linger into the overnight as temperatures turn comfortably cool into the mid to upper 60s. TOMORROW: Wednesday looks like a pretty great day with highs in the low 80s, low humidity and some peaks of sunshine during the afternoon.
Pensacola News Journal
Public lost access to five NWS radars for three days
This story has been updated to reflect the radar is back online for public viewing. Five National Weather Service radars, including three that cover the Florida Panhandle, were down from public view for three days as flooding rains swept through this past weekend and a tropical system threatens in the Gulf. The Panhandle radars, which include Tallahassee, a radar at Eglin Air Force Base and the NWS office in Mobile, which forecasts for Pensacola, were back online for the public as of 3 p.m. Oct. 5. NWS meteorologists were able to see images from the radar to make forecasting decisions, but the lack of public access so frustrated Weather Channel meteorologist and celebrity hurricane chaser Jim Cantore that he called for radar services to be privatized. "Thank God it's not a severe situation, however, flooding and the need for rainfall rates is bad enough," Cantore said on social media Oct. 5. "This will likely go undocumented except for what official observation sights tell us. We need to advance this area of our weather enterprise." Stay informed: Join Weather Watch The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said in a statement that it was aware that radar data from multiple sites across