Law Office of Dennis Green

10/11/2026

Very strong wind shear weakened the core of Isaias very quickly just before striking the Florida coast last night, sparing the coast of strong winds. Winds just off the coast were 105-110 mph, but weakened to 80-100 mph as the storm hit due to frictional effects. But, there was a small area on the back of the storm that was not spared.

The circled area experienced what's called a sting jet. This is a pocket of cold, dry air high in the atmosphere that gets pulled into the back of the storm that is transitioning from a tropical storm to a post-tropical storm. It can produce a brief (1-3 hour) period of wind gusts of 90-120 mph.

Last night, it appears the circled area experienced these kinds of wind, which included Escambia County, Florida (Pensacola area) and Escambia County, Alabama. There are images/videos circulating today of some significant structural damage from these areas, separate from where the storm center made landfall to the east.

If you live in this area, share your damage photos with us.

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10/10/2026

10/10/2026

The Emerald Coast Utilities Authority is issuing a systemwide precautionary boil water notice effective immediately following the impacts of Hurricane Isaias.

The notice is being issued as a precaution to protect public health following the storm. Customers should assume their water may be affected and take the necessary precautions until ECUA announces that the notice has been lifted.

Until further notice, customers should bring tap water to a rolling boil for at least one minute before using it for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes or preparing food. Allow the water to cool before use.

Customers may also use commercially bottled water for these purposes.

Water that has not been boiled or replaced with bottled water should not be used for drinking or other activities that could result in ingestion. Customers should follow the precautionary boil water notice until ECUA confirms that the water is safe for normal use.

10/08/2026

To our valued clients: As the hurricane approaches, your safety and the safety of your families are our greatest concern. ❤️

If your home sustains damage and your insurance company delays, denies, or underpays your claim, don’t wait weeks or months to seek help. We’re just a phone call away!

Law Office of Dennis D. Green, Jr., P.C.
📞 (850) 436-3559

10/08/2026

As Hurricane Isaias approaches the Gulf Coast, preparation is key! 🌀

Protect your family, secure your property, and know your rights. If your insurance company denies or underpays your storm damage claim, don’t fight them alone.

📞 Law Office of Dennis Green | (850) 436-3559

Stay safe, Gulf Coast! 💙

10/07/2026

THE STORM IS COMING. DOCUMENT NOW. PROTECT YOUR CLAIM.

Before the storm, take clear photos and video of your home, inside and out. Capture your roof from the ground, siding, windows, ceilings, floors, and outbuildings.

Document your personal property, too. Open closets, cabinets, and drawers. Photograph furniture, appliances, electronics, tools, and other valuables, including model and serial numbers. Save receipts and back everything up somewhere you can access if your phone or home is damaged.

After the storm, when it is safe, photograph and video the damage before cleanup or repairs. Take reasonable steps to prevent further damage, and keep receipts for temporary repairs and related expenses.

Promptly report your claim and give your insurance company the opportunity to inspect, investigate, and make its coverage decision. Then contact me to review how your claim was handled and help ensure you have complied with your policy’s post-loss obligations. If you receive a document request or have questions, contact me before a deadline passes.

Be wary of out-of-town contractors who demand cash-only payment or full payment upfront. Verify their license and insurance, get a written contract, and understand what you are signing before paying.

If you pay in cash, get a signed, written receipt showing the amount paid, payment date, work performed, property address, and any remaining balance. Include the contractor’s business name, address, telephone number, license number, and the full name and signature of the person receiving payment. Verify that person’s identification and document whom you paid. Keep these records for submission to your insurance carrier and, if necessary, use in court.

If you have questions about your insurance claim or a contractor’s proposal, contact my office for a free consultation.

LAW OFFICE OF DENNIS GREEN
READY FOR THE FIGHT.

850-436-3559
www.lawofficeofdennisgreen.com
Pensacola, Florida

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

⚠️ GULF COAST — BE PREPARED. ⚠️

If your home or property is damaged by the approaching storm, report your claim immediately. If your insurance company denies, delays, or underpays your claim, call us.

🌪️ Don’t settle for less than you deserve.

📞 (850) 436-3559

10/07/2026

92L Is starting to Look a little more organized tonight…. We’ve seen a noticeable Burst of Deep convection near the center, and some better banding is beginning to show up around the Circulation. It’s still not a Fully developed system yet, but the structure is definitely Improving.

The next thing I’m watching is if that convection can stay persistent and continue wrapping around the center tonight.