Major flooding continues on the St. Johns River near Cocoa, Florida, with the river forecast to hold near major flood stage through the week while Brevard County runs recovery resource centers and logs about 2,600 damage claims. A Gulf of Alaska storm brings blizzard warnings to Thompson Pass and the Beaufort Sea Coast and gusts to 80 miles an hour at Cordova. CISA added four vulnerabilities to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, including an OpenSSH flaw, with a November 12 federal remediation deadline. Also covered: a dam release flooding Salt River crossings in Maricopa County, Arizona, boil water advisories in Statesville, North Carolina and Lamar, South Carolina, a shallow magnitude 4.3 earthquake near Joseph, Oregon, Llano River flood warnings in Texas, a Mason County flood watch in Washington, and the Foot Creek Fire threatening residences near Buffalo, Wyoming. EM Morning Brief is your concise daily update on national and state-by-state emergency management news. An EOC Voices podcast.Key TakeawaysSt. Johns River, Florida. Major flooding at the Cocoa gauge is forecast to hold through the week, with Sanford and DeLand expected to enter minor flood stage. Brevard County has shifted to recovery, with resource centers open daily and about 2,600 self reported damage claims. No federal assistance request has been filed yet.Peace River, Florida. Moderate flooding at Arcadia continues through late Friday night, affecting the Peace River Campground and homes in the River Acres area of DeSoto County.Alaska winter storm. Blizzard warnings at Thompson Pass and along the Beaufort Sea Coast, plus gusts to 80 miles an hour at Cordova, put travel, power and property at risk through Wednesday morning.CISA KEV additions. Four vulnerabilities covering GPUStack, OpenSSH, FreeSwitch and IBM Aspera Faspex carry a November 12 federal remediation deadline. The OpenSSH entry affects remote access paths used widely outside federal networks.Salt River dam release, Arizona. More than 1,000 cubic feet per second from Granite Reef Dam is flooding low water crossings upstream of Tempe Town Lake, including McKellips Road, until Wednesday morning.Potable water, two states. Boil water advisories are in effect for six areas of southern Statesville, North Carolina, until further notice, and town wide in Lamar, South Carolina, until sampling clears the system.Joseph, Oregon earthquake. A shallow magnitude 4.3 event at 11:42 p.m. Pacific produced 57 felt reports and light shaking in Wallowa County.Llano River, Texas. Forecast flooding was upgraded to moderate at Llano, making flood plain roads and low bridges dangerous into Wednesday morning.Foot Creek Fire, Wyoming. At 683 acres and 36 percent containment, it is the one uncontained large fire in the country with residences threatened and road closures in effect.SponsorsEM Creators Intelligence Report - https://link.bcolburn.com/EMCIRB. Colburn Coaching - https://calendly.com/briancolburn/virtual-coffeeThe NIMS Store - https://thenimsstore.com/?utm_source=em-morning-briefDescript, Edit video by editing text - https://link.bcolburn.com/DB-DescriptESET, Cyber Security Progress. Protected. - https://refer.eset.com/hip7rSourcesFloridaNWS Melbourne: St. Johns River flood warningFlorida Today: Brevard recovery centers openNWS Tampa Bay: Peace River at ArcadiaAlaskaNWS Anchorage: Thompson Pass blizzard warningNWS Anchorage: Cordova high wind warningNWS Fairbanks: Beaufort Sea blizzard warningCybersecurityCISA: Four vulnerabilities added to KEVCISA: KEV catalog, November 9 releaseArizonaNWS Phoenix: Granite Reef Dam release floodingNorth CarolinaStatesville: boil water advisory issuedOregonUSGS: Magnitude 4.3 near JosephSouth CarolinaLamar: boil water advisory after line breakTexasNWS: Llano River flood warningsWashingtonNWS Seattle: Mason County flood watchWyomingNIFC: Foot Creek Fire, 36 percent containedInciWeb: Foot Creek incident page
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