📅 Daily Post: Tuesday Morning — The Core Moved, the Lights Stayed Out, the Tape Opened

Labor Day is in the rearview. The Pacific used the next verb: occurring. New York turned the lights on.

Eight facts

1. Lowell is a Cat 2, 105 mph, 110 miles northwest of Lihue, moving north at 18. Hurricane conditions are occurring on Kauai. Lihue Airport gusted 75.
2. About 1 in 6 Kauai households lost power Monday night. Schools and state offices on Oahu and Kauai are closed Tuesday. Lihue Airport shut at 2:30 p.m. Monday.
3. SMU 27, Florida State 24. Nick Reed from 20 with 21 seconds left. Jennings 430 yards. Kickoff 9:15 after a transformer blew.
4. U.S. stocks are open. Brent is on a third day above $97. Bitcoin about $78,565.
5. Witkoff: “substantive progress,” more trilateral talks being scheduled. Peskov: not ruled out, too early for a city.
6. Grossi wants access. The U.S./E3 referral draft is still aimed at this week. No vote yet.
7. Additional Kauai rain 4–8 inches, storm totals as high as 24. Passing is not an all-clear.
8. PPI: Wednesday. CPI: Friday. FOMC: 15–16. NFL: Wednesday, Patriots at Seahawks. AP poll: about 2 p.m. ET.

What this means for you

If you are on Kauai, stay in. If you fly Lihue, check the airline. If you drive, the gallon is still a holiday record. If you needed a score, it was 27–24. If you need a person, 988.

Bottom line: the core moved. The warning did not. The tape is open. Tuesday is not a pause.

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