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A slow-moving front and moisture left by Hurricane Polo could focus repeated downpours over parts of South Texas overnight, with the Brush Country in a Moderate Risk for flash flooding. Here is what the forecast does—and does not—say before Friday travel.
Walmart is recalling five Expert Grill brush products because wire bristles can detach, remain on a grill or food, and be swallowed. Check the model number, stop using a matching brush and follow Walmart’s refund or credit instructions.
Flydubai says flight FZ1073 diverted from its Dubai–Tel Aviv route and landed safely in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, on September 30. All passengers were accounted for; the precise cause and conflicting reports about the cockpit incident remained under investigation.
Ryanair says its Winter 2026 Warsaw schedule will add three based aircraft at Warsaw-Modlin and list 18 new routes across Modlin and Chopin. The September plan expands the May schedule, but some destinations were announced earlier or may be returning services, so travelers should verify dates and the correct Warsaw airport before booking.
Australia’s ATSB has released preliminary reports on four July–August ground conflicts at Sydney Airport. Investigators are examining tower resourcing, rostered fatigue risk and safety controls, but the reports do not establish that staffing or fatigue caused any incident.
Alaska Air Group plans a major premium-travel overhaul beginning in 2028: lie-flat Aurora and Leihōkū suites, a new Premium Reserve premium-economy cabin and larger lounges in Seattle and Honolulu. The 737-10 part of the plan still depends on aircraft certification and delivery.
TSA says officers who check passenger IDs at U.S. airport checkpoints must now remain standing as chairs are removed from document-check positions. The agency says the change supports alertness and hospitality; the union representing screeners objects on ergonomic and worker-safety grounds.
Thai Airways says about 5,000 bags remain at Suvarnabhumi and expects to clear them within 72 hours, while flood-related flight cuts and recovery work continue.
SAC says Catania-Fontanarossa is fully operational again and prior restrictions are canceled after Mount Etna’s aviation alert was lowered. Travelers should still check airlines for residual schedule changes.
Airlines plan schedules months ahead and are trimming less-profitable flights, so lower fuel costs may take time to show up in ticket prices.
A shrinking shoreline is squeezing the coastal rail corridor through San Clemente. Officials are weighing more sand, stronger defenses and, eventually, moving the tracks inland.
Polo remained a 120-mph Category 3 hurricane Sunday morning as warnings covered both sides of Baja California Sur. The NHC urged preparations to be completed, while Los Cabos travelers faced airline change options.
Water levels fell in parts of Thailand’s capital on Sunday, but low-lying neighborhoods, roads and canals remained flooded after days of heavy rain, with thousands using shelters and more rain still possible.
The hurricane watch has been dropped and Hawaiʻi County plans to resume normal operations Sunday, but heavy rain, flooding, wind and dangerous surf remain concerns as Nolo tracks west.
The September 26 evening NWS forecast cited here listed a New York City coastal flood warning through 6 p.m. EDT September 27. This is a dated account of that warning, not a current alert for every NY–NJ shoreline.