News Break.

CeCe Winans opens TBN’s Worship Takeover tonight

A week of Christian and Gospel music programming begins tonight on TBN and TBN+. GMA’s September 28 announcement lists CeCe Winans: Believe For It at 8, 9, 10 and 11 p.m. Eastern on Friday, October 2, 2026.

The schedule continues with Michael W. Smith on October 6, Matthew West on October 7 and a Tauren Wells special on October 8. The 57th GMA Dove Awards broadcast follows October 9 at 7:30 and 10 p.m. Eastern. This is an upcoming broadcast schedule, not a report of award winners.

Texas flooding threat; California heat

The National Weather Service’s current national headline identifies flash and urban flooding potential across southern and central Texas today, with the rainfall concern extending toward the central Gulf Coast and Southeast this weekend.

In the West, NWS highlights unusually hot, potentially record-setting conditions in southern California, extending toward the Bay Area and Central Valley into next week. Check your local forecast for temperatures and heat alerts.

The detailed current WPC discussion could not be reliably retrieved: direct pages failed and an alternate page returned an older forecast. This edition therefore uses the verified NWS national summary and does not recycle yesterday’s rainfall amounts or risk categories.

Active flash flood warning: northern Kauai

NWS Honolulu issued a flash flood warning at 10:50 p.m. HST October 1, valid until 1:45 a.m. HST October 2 (4:50–7:45 a.m. EDT October 2). It covers the northern half of Kauai, including Hanalei, Princeville, Kilauea and Kapaa.

The bulletin reports rainfall rates of 1–2 inches an hour, with flash flooding ongoing or expected shortly. Low-lying roads, streams and poor-drainage areas are at risk. Avoid flooded roads and be especially careful in darkness.

This warning was within its stated validity window at research time. It may be canceled, extended or replaced. The full national alert API was unavailable, so this is not a complete inventory of warnings and does not establish that other areas are clear.

Severe storms: low potential in the retrieved SPC outlook

The indexed official SPC bulletin issued at 11:48 p.m. CDT October 1 describes low severe-thunderstorm potential for October 2, with no organized severe-risk area outlined. It notes a few strong gusts could occur from northern Virginia toward southern New England if sufficient afternoon heating develops.

That outlook is valid 8 a.m. EDT October 2 to 8 a.m. EDT October 3. The direct page returned an older cached product, so consult SPC for any newer outlook before relying on this summary. Low outlook risk does not cancel local warnings.

Atlantic: monitoring the remnants of Fay

NHC’s retrieved Atlantic outlook places the remnants of Fay southeast of Bermuda and assigns a 10 percent redevelopment chance over both two and seven days. Dry air and strong upper-level winds are expected to limit development as the system moves northwestward east of Bermuda.

The direct official text retrieved was issued at 8 p.m. EDT October 1; the indexed 2 a.m. EDT October 2 update gives the same probabilities. Current full Pacific advisories could not be reliably retrieved, so Rachel and Nolo intensity, impacts and warning details are not reproduced here.