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 Start your weekday informed, aware, and ahead. EM Morning Brief, an EOC Voices Podcast, is your concise, AI-powered daily update on national and state-by-state emergency management news—delivered Monday through Friday. Hosted by Cedric, an AI voice created with Descript, this briefing uses advanced tools to gather and distill the most critical updates from reliable sources across the U.S. You’ll hear: National Headlines: FEMA updates, wildfire activity, severe weather alerts, and other federal-level developments. State-by-State Snapshots: Timely briefs from all 50 states—what’s happening, who’s affected, and what actions are being taken. Built for emergency management professionals, first responders, policymakers, and engaged citizens, EM Morning Brief provides fast, consistent situational awareness—without the fluff. 💡 Powered by AI. Built for clarity. Focused on readiness. Stay informed. Stay ready. Every weekday morning with EM Morning Brief.© Copyright EOC Voices All Rights Reserved 2026 Politique et gouvernement Sciences sociales Tous les jours
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  • Hospital Tornado Damage, Multi Day Microsoft Outage and More Emergency Management News

    Hospital Tornado Damage, Multi Day Microsoft Outage and More Emergency Management News
    Nov 13 2026
    A confirmed tornado in New Castle County, Delaware, damaged helicopters and grounds at Christiana Hospital Thursday afternoon, while a tornado warning over Queens brought ground stops at Kennedy and LaGuardia and flash flooding closed part of the JFK Expressway. The nor’easter behind that severe weather tracks off Cape Cod today, keeping rain, wind and the season’s first interior snow across the Northeast. On the West Coast, an atmospheric river drives High Surf Warnings with breaking waves of 25 to 35 feet, Sierra Nevada Winter Storm Warnings up to 20 inches, and High Wind Warnings to 70 miles an hour. A Microsoft 365 disruption that began Thursday is now in a second day, and CISA published five industrial control system advisories for Siemens building automation, energy and grid products. EM Morning Brief is your concise daily update on national and state-by-state emergency management news. An EOC Voices podcast.Key Takeaways· Delaware tornado and hospital damage. The National Weather Service confirmed a tornado in New Castle County on Thursday. Two ChristianaCare helicopters were damaged and campus trees and signs came down, but the hospital reports uninterrupted operations. A survey today will set the track and rating.· Northeast nor’easter. The storm tracks off Cape Cod through Friday, keeping heavy rain and gusty winds on the Interstate 95 corridor and pushing the season’s first accumulating snow into Upstate New York and northern New England.· Aviation and urban flooding. Kennedy and LaGuardia went under ground stops during Thursday’s storms, and flooding closed parts of the JFK Expressway, a reminder to pair airport operations and surface transportation messaging during convective events.· West Coast atmospheric river. High Surf Warnings from Del Norte County through the Big Sur coast cite breaking waves of 25 to 35 feet with sets to 50 feet. Sierra Winter Storm Warnings reach 20 inches, and High Wind Warnings carry gusts to 70 miles an hour.· Utility readiness in Oregon. Pacific Power put crews on standby and told customers to expect possible outages from Thursday night into Friday afternoon across its Oregon territory.· Alaska blizzard. Blizzard Warnings on the Northern Arctic and Beaufort Sea coasts carry gusts to 45 miles an hour Friday and 60 miles an hour into the weekend.· Microsoft 365 outage. Microsoft’s service health page still lists degradation into a second day, with Exchange Online dependent features affected. Agencies relying on Microsoft email and Teams for notification and coordination should confirm backup channels.· CISA Siemens advisories. Five industrial control system advisories cover Siemens building automation, energy and grid management products, including Spectrum Power, with a listed CVSS v3 score of 9.8 on the highest item.· Riverine flooding continues. The St. Johns River holds near minor flood stage at Astor and Sanford through the weekend, and a dam release keeps a Flood Warning active in Maricopa and Yuma counties, Arizona.SponsorsEM Creators Intelligence Report - https://link.bcolburn.com/EMCIRB. Colburn Coaching - https://calendly.com/briancolburn/virtual-coffeeThe NIMS Store - https://thenimsstore.com/Descript, Edit video by editing text - https://link.bcolburn.com/DB-DescriptESET, Cyber Security Progress. Protected. - https://refer.eset.com/hip7rSourcesNational weather· NWS: Active alerts nationwide feed· SPC: Storm reports for November 12· Fox Weather: Nor’easter on I-95 corridorDelaware· Delaware Public Media: NWS confirms New Castle tornado· WDEL: ChristianaCare helicopter damaged in stormNew York· Weather.com: JFK ground stops, Queens warning· NWS: New York active alertsNew Jersey· NWS Mount Holly: Burlington County storm survey· NWS: New Jersey active alertsPacific storm· NWS: California active alerts· NWS: Oregon active alerts· NWS: Washington active alerts· NWS: Nevada active alerts· KLCC: Pacific Power warns of outagesAlaska· NWS: Alaska active alertsFlooding· NWS: Florida active alerts· NWS: Arizona active alerts· NWS: Texas active alertsWinter weather· NWS: Michigan active alerts· NWS: Pennsylvania active alerts· NWS: Tennessee active alertsWildfire· NIFC: Incident Management Situation ReportCyber and technology· Microsoft: Service health status page· Reuters: Outage hits Outlook and Teams· CISA: Siemens building automation and energy· CISA: Siemens Desigo and Gridscale· CISA: Siemens Industrial Edge Management· CISA: Siemens RUGGEDCOM APE1808 advisory· CISA: Siemens RUGGEDCOM APE1808 second advisoryTerritories·
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    10 min
  • Collapse Rescue Operations, Mountain Snow Warnings and More Emergency Management News

    Collapse Rescue Operations, Mountain Snow Warnings and More Emergency Management News
    Nov 12 2026
    Rescue crews in Brooklyn worked a collapsed three story building for a second day as the Fire Department of New York confirmed five deaths and at least 17 hospitalizations, with about 250 firefighters on the pile. A Pacific storm moved onto the West Coast, bringing Winter Storm Warnings to the Sierra Nevada with up to 20 inches of snow near the Lake Tahoe crest, High Wind Warnings to the southern Oregon coast and interior Northern California, and a Flood Watch to western Washington. Along Florida’s St. Johns River, the gauge near Cocoa sat in major flood stage with slow rises forecast through the week. The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory lowered Kilauea to Advisory, FEMA opened Disaster Recovery Centers in Bexar and Kerr counties in Texas ahead of a December 29 application deadline, and CISA added six vulnerabilities to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, two of them carrying a November 13 federal remediation deadline. EM Morning Brief is your concise daily update on national and state-by-state emergency management news. An EOC Voices podcast.Key Takeaways· Brooklyn building collapse. Five confirmed deaths and at least 17 hospitalizations, four critical, after a three story mixed use building fell into an adjacent excavation site at 2625 Bedford Avenue. About 250 firefighters, search dogs and void entry operations are in play, and the Department of Buildings is investigating the cause.· Pacific storm, West Coast. Winter Storm Warnings for the Sierra Nevada from Friday morning into Saturday, with up to 20 inches near the Tahoe crest and ridge gusts of 70 to 90 mph. Plan for mountain route closures, chain controls and wind driven outages.· St. Johns River, Florida. Major flood stage near Cocoa in Brevard County, moderate stage above Lake Harney in Seminole County, and gauges near Sanford and DeLand forecast to climb. The river rises and falls slowly, so these levels hold for days.· Kilauea alert level. The Hawaiian Volcano Observatory lowered Kilauea to Advisory and aviation color code Yellow. The episode 57 forecast window is November 16 to 21, so the pause is temporary.· FEMA assistance in Texas. Disaster Recovery Centers are open in Bexar and Kerr counties with no appointment needed. The application deadline for 20 counties is December 29.· CISA catalog additions. Six new Known Exploited Vulnerabilities, including two Barracuda Networks flaws with a November 13 federal remediation deadline, plus Microsoft Office, Cisco BroadWorks and Chromium entries due November 24.· Wildfire posture. National Preparedness Level 1 with five uncontained large fires. The Campbell Glassman Way fire in Tennessee is the one with structures threatened at 65 percent containment.Sponsors· EM Creators Intelligence Report - https://link.bcolburn.com/EMCIR· B. Colburn Coaching - https://calendly.com/briancolburn/virtual-coffee· The NIMS Store - https://thenimsstore.com· Descript, Edit video by editing text - https://link.bcolburn.com/DB-Descript· ESET, Cyber Security Progress. Protected. - https://refer.eset.com/hip7rSourcesNew York· AP: Brooklyn collapse death toll (Nov 12)· Gothamist: Flatbush collapse casualty counts· NWS Albany: Adirondacks Winter Weather AdvisoryWest Coast storm· NWS Reno: Lake Tahoe Winter Storm Warning· NWS Medford: Siskiyou High Wind Warning· NWS Medford: Oregon coast wind warning· NWS Reno: Washoe County High Wind Watch· NWS Seattle: Mason County Flood WatchFlorida· NWS Melbourne: St. Johns River flood warningAlaska· NWS Fairbanks: Arctic Coast Blizzard WarningArizona· NWS Phoenix: Painted Rock Dam flood warningHawaii· USGS HVO: Kilauea lowered to Advisory· NWS Honolulu: High Surf AdvisoryTennessee· NWS Morristown: Smokies Winter Weather AdvisoryTexas· FEMA: Bexar and Kerr recovery centersWildfire· NIFC: Situation report, Preparedness Level 1· InciWeb: Active incident tableCyber· CISA: Six vulnerabilities added to KEV· CISA: Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog
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    9 min
  • Major River Flooding, Winter Storm Watches and More Emergency Management News

    Major River Flooding, Winter Storm Watches and More Emergency Management News
    Nov 11 2026
    Central Florida’s St. Johns River holds at major flood stage west of Cocoa with the state of emergency now covering fourteen counties and a federal major disaster request pending, while Washington’s Skokomish River crests near its flood of record and Ocean Shores operates under a mayoral emergency proclamation after losing more than 800 feet of protective berm. A Pacific storm sets up winter storm watches for the Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe and a high surf warning for breaking waves of 25 to 30 feet on the central California coast. CISA adds six exploited vulnerabilities to its catalog with a three day deadline on two Barracuda products. EM Morning Brief is your concise daily update on national and state-by-state emergency management news. An EOC Voices podcast.Key Takeaways· St. Johns River, Florida. Major flood stage west of Cocoa in Brevard County is forecast to hold through the week, with upstream gauges still rising. Moderate flooding near Astor affects Lake and Volusia counties into the weekend.· Florida emergency footprint. Executive Order 26-228 extends the state of emergency to fourteen counties. The federal major disaster request is pending, so individual assistance is not yet available to survivors.· Skokomish River, Washington. Moderate flooding approaching the flood of record has inundated Skokomish Valley roads, farmland and Highway 106. The river is forecast to drop below flood stage by midday.· Ocean Shores, Washington. A mayoral emergency proclamation follows the loss of more than 800 feet of revetment berm, with continuing wind and tide risk and municipal systems exposed by server room cooling failure.· Sierra Nevada winter storm. Watches beginning Friday bring roughly 12 inches of heavy wet snow above 7,000 feet and ridge gusts of 60 to 80 miles an hour, targeting the Friday evening commute.· California coast. A high surf warning for breaking waves of 25 to 30 feet, plus a coastal flood advisory and beach hazards statement, raise rescue and shoreline closure risk from Friday into Sunday.· Salt River, Arizona. Dam release flooding below Granite Reef Dam affects low water crossings including McKellips Road through late this morning.· CISA catalog additions. Two Barracuda Networks vulnerabilities carry a November 13 federal remediation deadline. Four more, covering Outlook, Cisco BroadWorks, Chromium and an Openwave product, are due November 24.· Kilauea. The volcano sits at Yellow and Advisory with the Halemaumau eruption paused. The observatory assesses the next fountaining episode as likely more than a week out.SponsorsEM Creators Intelligence Report - https://link.bcolburn.com/EMCIRB. Colburn Coaching - https://calendly.com/briancolburn/virtual-coffeeThe NIMS Store - https://thenimsstore.comDescript, Edit video by editing text - https://link.bcolburn.com/DB-DescriptESET, Cyber Security Progress. Protected. - https://refer.eset.com/hip7rSourcesFlorida· NWS: Active Florida flood warnings· Florida: Executive Order 26-228 flooding· WFLX: Florida major disaster requestWashington· NWS: Active Washington alerts· Daily World: Ocean Shores emergency proclamationCalifornia· NWS: Active California alerts· South Coast AQMD: Air quality alert informationArizona and Texas· NWS: Active Arizona alerts· NWS: Active Texas alertsNevada and Alaska· NWS: Active Nevada alerts· NWS: Active Alaska alertsHawaii· USGS: Kilauea advisory notice (Nov 10)· USGS: Elevated volcano alert levelsCISA· CISA: Six KEV additions (Nov 10)· CISA: Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog
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    8 min
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