https://www.wcvb.com/article/humanoid-robot-beats-usain-bolt-world-record-video/73511301 didnt show the robot beating the "EMTs" to a pulp with the litter didnt show the kick boxer beheading 20 people
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Monday, August 24, 2026
fema daily headsUp for Monday Aug 24 2026
National Current Operations / Monitoring – August 23-24, 2026
New Significant Incidents / Ongoing Operations:
• No new significant incidents / operations
Hazard Monitoring:
• Severe Thunderstorms – Northern-Central Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley
• Tropical Activity:
○ Atlantic:
• Disturbance 1 (AL95): Medium (50%)
• Disturbance 2: Medium (50%)
○ Eastern and Central Pacific:
• Tropical Storm Lala
• Tropical Depression Moke
• Tropical Storm Iselle
• Disturbance 1 (EP91): Medium (40%)
• Disturbance 2: High (80%)
• Disturbance 3: Low (30%)
• Disturbance 4: Low (20%)
Disaster Declaration Activity:
• No new declaration activity
Event Monitoring:
• No new significant events
Sunday, August 23, 2026
Barnstead NH had a building fire call - 19 Aug 2026 2114 pm
Barnstead NH had a building fire call - 19 Aug 2026 2114 pm
2114 PM - report of smoke from neighbors house with explosions heard
six 2 tone sets sent - 159.90
Barnstead Fire additional call + 9 Eng 3 + 25 Eng 4 + Alton 1 Eng 2 +
Pittsfield Eng 1 + Pittsfield Amb
apparently the (inhouse) firefighters at the Barnstead fire station
were busy responding to a earlier EMS call - might have been a
stabbing call iirc - so the offduty and / or call members of Barnstead
had to go to their station to get their rigs on the road
units signing on were told "Channel 5" by the dispatcher - but most of
the response comms seemed to be on Channel 1 (159.90) - just the
dispatcher was heard on 159.90 at my location over the air
2121 - 6 Eng 1 responding with driver only
2121 - 6 Portable 9 at scene checking - check the call
2123 - caller will come out
2125 - 6 C11 at scene with electrical odor
2127 - 6E1 at scene
2133 - 6 Tower 1 responding
2135 - 9E3 + 25E4 at scene - 6 Tanker 1 responding
2136 - 1 Eng 2 at scene
2140 - 6 tanker 1 at scene
2142 - 25 C1 at scene
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lets review - 9 minutes until first unit reached scene - that was a
portable radio unit only
7 minutes for Barnstead Eng 1 to roll with just 1 person
13 minutes for 5 Eng 1 to arrive
19 minutes to get Tower 1 on the road
21 minutes for 9 E3 and 25 E4 to arrive - they might have had 2 people
each or 3 or 4
the fire location was apparently 6 minutes from the Barnstead fire station
9E3 might have been staffed at the station - not sure about 25E4
bottom line - when the barnstead ambulance goes out on a call - it
will take 7 to 21 minutes to get the fire trucks rolling
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this is the reality of fire services in New Hampshire in 2026
there might be a 50/50 chance that ALL of these fire units responded
with just 1 person on board - thats what happened at the Searsmont
Maine fire more or less
not sure how these agencies are maintaining their ISO ratings below a Class 10
proposed new FCC rule
lets get the FCC to write a new rule any agency that has Vtac or Utac or Itac radio channels in their radios must assure that their county seat has at least 1 base station on a nationwide interop channel - preferably EMP protected with backup power supply and high elevation - one HT duck taped to the top of a 75 foot aerial ladder does qualify
fema daily headsUp for Sunday Aug 23 2026
National Current Operations / Monitoring – August 22-23, 2026
New Significant Incidents / Ongoing Operations:
• No new significant incidents / operations
Hazard Monitoring:
• Severe Thunderstorms – Central Great Basin to Northern Plains
• Tropical Activity
○ Atlantic:
• Disturbance 1: Low (10%)
• Disturbance 2: Low (30%)
• Disturbance 3: Med (50%)
○ Central and Eastern Pacific:
• Tropical Storm Lala
• Tropical Storm Moke
• Disturbance 1 (EP92): High (near 100%)
• Disturbance 2 (EP91): Med (40%)
• Disturbance 3: Med (60%)
Disaster Declaration Activity:
• FMAG Approval: Hawk Fire – NV
• Request: Emergency Declaration – HI
Event Monitoring:
• Freedom 250 Grand Prix – Washington, D.C.
(western wildfires - nothing new muchly)
Saturday, August 22, 2026
special safety sign in falmouth maine
https://maps.app.goo.gl/mQMPK4Q4vD44Ssdv9 for school - on highway - on a curve - has solar cells - has flashing yellow lights - has 15 mph limit when lights flashing they probably need this on every interstate - when a crash is seen or reported - turn on the flashing yellow lights - make it 25 mph maybe on the freeways
fema daily headsUp for Sat Aug 22 2026
National Current Operations / Monitoring – August 21-22, 2026
New Significant Incidents / Ongoing Operations:
• No new significant incidents / operations
Hazard Monitoring:
• Severe Thunderstorms – Ohio Valley and Great Lakes to Appalachians
• Heavy Rain / Flash Flooding – Mid-Atlantic
• Critical Fire Weather – California to Northern Intermountain
• Tropical Activity
○ Atlantic:
• Disturbance 1: Low (20%)
• Disturbance 2: Low (20%)
• Disturbance 3: Low (30%)
○ Central and Eastern Pacific:
• Hurricane Lala (CAT-1)
• Tropical Storm Moke
• Disturbance 1 (EP92): High (80%)
• Disturbance 2 (EP91): Med (50%)
• Disturbance 3: Med (40%)
○ Western Pacific:
• Typhoon Saudel
Disaster Declaration Activity:
• FMAG Approval: Pine Tree Road Fire – AR
Event Monitoring:
• Freedom 250 Grand Prix – Washington, D.C.
(nothing much new on western wildfires - 1 wildfire in Georgia highlighted - ????)