Tropical Storm Isaac continues to track westerly across the Caribbean as forecast modeling begins to shift landfall to the Florida panhandle and increase the threat to the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
If you're vacationing, or have plans to visit the west coast of Florida, the Panhandle, or other areas east of Mobile, you will want to pay close attention to forecasts for Isaac.
Take time this weekend to review your family's emergency plans. If you are on vacation, consult with your hotel or condominium staff about local emergency and evacuation plans. It's always better to be ahead of the crowd if evacuations become necessary.
Daily updates regarding Tropical Storm Isaac will continue on this website until it no longer represents a threat to Mississippi. Other information can be found by visiting the following websites:
For those in the Amateur Radio Community, the National Hurricane Center WX4NHC will be activated on Friday, August 24, on primary frequency 14.325 MHz, secondary frequencies 7.368 and 3.950 MHz, and on VOIP WXNet.
Here are this morning's forecast maps:
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