H-120 Hurricane Operations

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To landfall T−120h Sep 25, 2:00 PM EDT

Counties above threshold 0

Modeled households 0

County planning model

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Height Modeled households · stable event scale

Color Forecast to post-storm index

Final best track and analyzed position

County encoding

Height Color

Map view

Overall column height 25%

Planning lens

Decision evidence

Operational advisory: UnavailableNo advisory loaded
48-hour track error: UnavailableApp-computed against final best track
Operational center: UnavailableNHC advisory analysis
Post-storm center: UnavailableNearest final best-track analysis

Map evidence Concurrent operational alerts 2D · NOAA NDFD Advisory wind field 34 / 50 / 64 kt radii Center-track uncertainty cone Coastal watch/warning breakpoint lines Final best track FEMA IA declared counties Post-event · OpenFEMA

ARC H-Hour planning phase

H-120 readiness Public H-Hour estimate unavailable Waiting for the first as-issued NHC most-likely tropical-storm-force wind arrival product.

H-120 guided checklist

Operational window Function Structure

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Condensed public beta guidance; authoritative procedures and incident leadership direction control.

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H-120 decision snapshots

County detail

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Method and sources

Archived NHC operational advisories, most-likely tropical-storm-force wind arrival products, advisory-time 34/50/64 kt wind radii, and NOAA NDFD alert grids are shown only after release. The H-Hour value is a public NHC-derived proxy, not a historical ARC or NHQ H-Hour record.

NDFD surfaces are selected concurrent operational alert evidence. County percentages are app-computed area intersections; they do not imply whole-county coverage or source attribution to the named storm. Short-fuse warning absence does not mean no warning existed.

County height is a transparent planning model based on households, track distance, hurricane risk, and social vulnerability. FEMA Individual Assistance designation is a separate post-event administrative outcome.

The display does not represent observed need, Red Cross caseload, capacity, deployment, or movement.

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