NHC is monitoring Atlantic tropical activity. 4 SECAR geographies have active NWS alerts; highest current level is Advisory in TN.
| Product | Status | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| NHC | Quiet | NHC is monitoring Atlantic tropical activity. |
| Global Tropics Hazards Outlook | Quiet | Tropical formation outlook cached. Open the source for probability shading and dates. |
| GFS | Quiet | 8 AM EDT Sep 13 model panel cached for reference. NHC and CPC are the official sources. |
| Euro | Quiet | 2 AM EDT Sep 13 model panel cached for reference. NHC and CPC are the official sources. |
| Excessive Rainfall | Advisory | Flooding or heavy-rain related NWS alerts are active in FL. Use WPC ERO for the official day-by-day rainfall risk. |
| Active Fires & Potential | Advisory | 14 wildfires 10+ acres in SECAR, 7 not fully contained (largest uncontained: Main Trail, 841 acres, 99% contained, GA). NIFC 7-day fire potential outlook cached for reference. |
| Extreme Heat | Advisory | Heat-related NWS alerts are active in TN, MS, AL. Check local NWS offices and HeatRisk for timing and severity. |
| SPC | Advisory | SPC Day 1 Convective Outlook: General Thunderstorms Risk (AL, FL, GA, MS, NC, SC, TN). Open SPC for the categorical map and forecast discussion. |
| NWS San Juan | Quiet | No active PR/USVI weather alerts returned by weather.gov. |
| PowerOutage.us | Quiet | Open live dashboard for current outage counts. |
Categorical severe-thunderstorm risk from the Storm Prediction Center, limited to SECAR states. The Day 1 map is shown; open SPC for the full national maps and discussion.
| Area | Level | Active Alerts | Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tennessee | Advisory | 4 | Heat Advisory |
| Mississippi | Advisory | 5 | Heat Advisory, Special Weather Statement |
| Alabama | Advisory | 1 | Heat Advisory |
| Georgia | Quiet | 0 | None returned |
| Florida | Advisory | 2 | Flood Advisory |
| North Carolina | Quiet | 0 | None returned |
| South Carolina | Quiet | 0 | None returned |
| Puerto Rico | Quiet | 0 | None returned |
| U.S. Virgin Islands | Quiet | 0 | None returned |
Tennessee: ADVISORY Heat Advisory currently returned by weather.gov. Monitor local NWS updates for timing and affected counties.
Mississippi: ADVISORY Heat Advisory, Special Weather Statement currently returned by weather.gov. Monitor local NWS updates for timing and affected counties.
Alabama: ADVISORY Heat Advisory currently returned by weather.gov. Monitor local NWS updates for timing and affected counties.
Georgia: QUIET No active NWS alerts returned by weather.gov at generation time. Continue routine monitoring for fast-changing heat, storms, rainfall, and local impacts.
Florida: ADVISORY Flood Advisory currently returned by weather.gov. Monitor local NWS updates for timing and affected counties.
North Carolina: QUIET No active NWS alerts returned by weather.gov at generation time. Continue routine monitoring for fast-changing heat, storms, rainfall, and local impacts.
South Carolina: QUIET No active NWS alerts returned by weather.gov at generation time. Continue routine monitoring for fast-changing heat, storms, rainfall, and local impacts.
Puerto Rico: QUIET No active NWS alerts returned by weather.gov at generation time. Continue routine monitoring for fast-changing heat, storms, rainfall, and local impacts.
U.S. Virgin Islands: QUIET No active NWS alerts returned by weather.gov at generation time. Continue routine monitoring for fast-changing heat, storms, rainfall, and local impacts.
A Special Weather Statement flags a notable weather situation that does not yet meet Advisory, Watch, or Warning criteria. Each one below links to the full issuing-office text so you can see exactly what merited it.
Noxubee
At 135 PM CDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm near Mashulaville, or 9 miles west of Macon, moving southeast at 10 mph. HAZARD...Wind gusts up to 50 mph and pea size hail. SOURCE...Radar indicated…
Wildfires 10+ acres in SECAR states from the National Interagency Fire Center (WFIGS), largest first. On the map, marker size is acreage and the legend identifies containment; color-vision mode also changes marker shapes. Fire potential is in the Risk Overview.
Collier County, FL
35,027 acres · 100% contained
Ware County, GA
1,030 acres · 100% contained
Broward County, FL
884 acres · 100% contained
Chatham County, GA
841 acres · 99% contained
Washington County, AL
707 acres · 80% contained
Palm Beach County, FL
621 acres · 90% contained
Polk County, FL
300 acres · 100% contained
Hamilton County, FL
170 acres · 90% contained
Rankin County, MS
126 acres · 100% contained
Itawamba County, MS
120 acres · 100% contained
Walker County, AL
120 acres · 70% contained
Perry County, AL
78 acres · 100% contained
Cleburne County, AL
26 acres · Containment not listed
Lajas County, PR
16 acres · Containment not listed
Each SECAR state and territory emergency-management agency publishes its own situation reports (SitReps) and updates. These are direct links to the official agency pages for local detail this brief does not pull automatically.
Recent items pulled from official emergency-management and Red Cross pages. Results are ranked by operational relevance and recency; the original agency item always governs.
26 official items
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Today, Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) Executive Director Jared W. Perdue, P.E., announced key appointments to the Division’s leadership team, including Chief of Staff and Deputy Executive Director of Fina…
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—Today, Governor Ron DeSantis issued a proclamation declaring September as Florida Preparedness Month, encouraging Floridians to take steps now to protect themselves, their families and their homes from disasters that may…
Governor Henry McMaster announced today that South Carolina State Fire’s Palmetto Incident Support Team (IST) has deployed to Hawaii to assist with emergency preparedness efforts ahead of potential impacts from Hurricane Lala.
Governor Henry McMaster has proclaimed August as Emergency Management Awareness Month in South Carolina, recognizing the dedicated professionals who work year-round to help keep communities safe before, during, and after disasters.
South Carolina’s annual Tax Free Weekend begins Friday, Aug. 7, and continues through Sunday, Aug. 9, giving residents an opportunity to save money while preparing for emergencies.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla.—The Florida Division of Emergency Management (FDEM) is calling on all Floridians to prepare ahead of hurricane season as the state recognizes the first week of May as Florida Hurricane Preparedness Week...
Governor Henry McMaster has proclaimed September 2026 as Preparedness Month in South Carolina, encouraging residents, families, and communities to prepare now so they're ready when disasters strike.
MIAMI, Fla.—Yesterday, Governor Ron DeSantis announced the first official rollout of the Coalition for Operational Readiness in Education (CORE) at Florida International University (FIU). CORE, a first-of-its-kind statewide initiative, wil…
Public aggregate snapshot of current SECAR DROs, shelters, damage assessment, and cases. The scheduled Red Cross Notebook refreshes this alongside the report.
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| DRO | Incident | Status | Geography | Opened | Open Shelters | Overnight | DA Major / Destroyed | Cases Opened | Cases Closed | Active Cases | Source Updated |
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Aggregates only. No client names, addresses, case records, private item identifiers, service URLs, or access tokens are published.
This report gathers the current official weather products into one place. Several times a day it reads the live feeds published by the National Weather Service, the National Hurricane Center, the Storm Prediction Center, the Weather Prediction Center, and the National Interagency Fire Center, and arranges them on a single page.
Everything you see comes straight from those official sources. When an area shows a Warning, Watch, or Advisory, that is the exact status the National Weather Service issued for it — the report carries it over and color-codes it by the agency’s own level. Every product and alert links back to the original source so you can open it and confirm it yourself.
Nothing here is an independent forecast. The report does not judge, rank, or rewrite the weather — it collects what the agencies have already published and lays it out. Run it twice on the same data and you get the same page every time.
Sources. NWS active alerts (weather.gov) · NHC Atlantic outlook · SPC Day 1 categorical convective outlook · WPC Excessive Rainfall Outlook · CPC Global Tropics Hazards · NIFC fire potential · PowerOutage.us. Official NWS/NHC/SPC/WPC/NIFC products govern; model panels are shown for context only.
