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Hurricane Isaias Bears Down on the Gulf Coast as a G2 Storm Watch Peaks; AMSAT Talks Go Live Today

Cartoon illustration of an amateur radio antenna tower with a satellite dish on a coastal hilltop at night, beneath swirling storm clouds and glowing green and violet aurora ribbons.

Hurricane Isaias is coming ashore tonight. The storm that formed in the Gulf of Mexico on October 7 strengthened into a hurricane within 20 hours, becoming the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic season, and is expected to make landfall late tonight or early Saturday along the northern Gulf Coast, likely as a Category 1 or 2. Hurricane warnings stretch from Ocean Springs, Mississippi, to the Bay/Gulf County line in Florida. NHC Director Mike Brennan calls storm surge the deadliest threat: five to seven feet from Ocean Springs to Indian Pass and in Mobile Bay, arriving after dark.

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