26
May
As reported below, the BAR Pilots are monitoring the approaching storm. As it appears now, if there are any interruptions to service, it is estimated that would happen Sunday afternoon/evening.
LaMA will provide updates as received.
LaMA will provide updates as received.
A report of today’s USACE’s Navigation Restoration Team conference follows:
- NOAA/NWS Sub-Tropical Storm ALBERTO:
- Storm just entering the GOM
- Flash Flood Watch in effect for our area through Tuesday.
- Latest predicted track has shifted slightly back to the east.
- Locations of greatest risk are along Mississippi coast and extreme Southeast Louisiana
- Tropical Storm conditions could begin as early as Sunday afternoon.
- At this time the expected tropical force winds would arrive late Sunday evening.
- Tides could run 1 to 3 feet higher.
- Predicting a high rainfall event.
- ANY CHANGE IN FORECASTED TRACK WILL CHANGE ALL PREDICTIONS.
- Slides are attached here Alberto_COE_10am
- Corps of Engineers remarks:
- No changes in operations. Continuing to monitor.
- Dredges watching conditions.
- Coast Guard remarks:
- Internally set Hurricane Condition Three (No affect on industry).
- Continuing to monitor.
- No changes in Port Condition at this time.
- Flood Authorities remarks:
- Report – Monitoring and closing flood gates as necessary.
- Stakeholder remarks:
- Ports – Monitoring Situation.
- Deep Draft Navigation:
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- BAR Pilots – Making preparations for Tropical Storm conditions “just in case”.
Watching Sunday evening when interruptions to service ‘might’ happen. - Crescent PIlots – Making preparations and monitoring situation.
- NOBRA Pilots – Monitoring situation.
- Federal Pilots – Monitoring situation.
- BAR Pilots – Making preparations for Tropical Storm conditions “just in case”.
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- Shallow Draft Navigation – Monitoring situation.
Updates will be provided as received.