📅 Daily Post: Labor Day Late Afternoon — Oahu on a Warning, a Zone on the Water, 20–30 Foot Surf

The picnic is in the rearview. The Pacific used the next word. The Gulf drew a line that is not on a chart yet.

Eight facts

1. Oahu is under a tropical storm warning — expected within 12 hours. Lowell: Cat 3, 115 mph, 325 miles out, 15 mph. Hurricane Hunters found the center.
2. Kauai still has the hurricane warning. South shores: 20–30 feet this afternoon. Lawai Road is the overwash name.
3. Iran will announce a restricted zone from the U.S. blockade line into the Gulf. Oman corridor maps “agreed.” About 10 ships a day through Hormuz.
4. Brent printed above $97 on the holiday tape. Friday settle: $96.28. Wright: 9 million barrels a day still getting through.
5. 49ers practiced in Melbourne. Okuayinonu to IR, broken plate in the foot. Australia kick is Thursday 8:35 ET.
6. AAA: worst window to drive home is 2–5 p.m. Gas is a Labor Day record $4.14.
7. SMU at Florida State, 7:30 ET, ESPN. Last FBS opener. We will not invent a score.
8. U.S. stocks are closed. PPI: Wednesday. CPI: Friday. FOMC: 15–16. Tape opens Tuesday.

What this means for you

If you are on Kauai or Oahu, stay in. If you are on a south-facing Hawaiian shore, stay off it. If you are on an Interstate after 2, you were warned. If you needed a game, 7:30. If you need a person, 988.

Bottom line: Oahu on a warning. A zone promised in the Gulf. Twenty-to-thirty-foot surf. The holiday ends. The news does not.

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