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The National Hurricane Center forecasts a high probability of tropical storm force winds — sustained winds of at least 39 mph — along the coast of of Brevard County.
Storms

Your Isaías Update: Storm Expected To Reach Carolinas At Near Hurricane Strength; Brevard County Closes Shelter; Worst Impacts Will Stay Offshore; Tropical Storm Warning Remains In Effect for Space Coast; Volusia County Closes All But One Shelter


• Tropical storm force wind gusts are expected with conditions gradually deteriorating on the Space Coast later this afternoon into tonight as Isaias tracks north-northwestward right along the east coast of Florida.
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Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran’s executive order calls for schools to open brick and mortar campuses five days a week in fall.
Health

Back To School Order Raises Concerns


• This week Florida’s education commissioner Richard Corcoran released an executive order telling schools that they will have to open up brick and mortar campuses five days a week in fall. Intersection host Matthew Peddie spoke to Elizabeth Albert, president of the Volusia United Educators, about how teachers are responding to the executive order. 
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