Crowley Monitoring Hurricane IAN – Update 5
We are actively monitoring several disturbances in the Atlantic including Hurricane IAN and its potential to impact our operations and this week’s sailings in the Caribbean, Central America, and Florida. We are prepared to amend our shoreside and marine operations, should it become necessary to ensure the safety of personnel, vessels, and your cargo.
TERMINALS
Due to Hurricane Ian’s impending landfall in Florida, we are taking weather avoidance actions with our fleet and following USCG and regulatory agency mandates which include a changes to our operating schedule and vessel arrivals.
- Jacksonville is at port condition Zulu today at 1200 Wednesday (Sept. 28). All vessel activity and gates are closed. Upon USCG tentative assessment and clearance, we plan to have extended Gate Hours Monday (Oct. 3) from 0600-1900 and Tuesday (Oct. 4) from 0600-1700.
- Port Everglades remains at port condition Yankee. All vessel activity remains closed, pending updated port condition. We will resume terminal operations Thursday (Sept. 29) opening at 0800. There is a backlog of vessels awaiting entry, so customers should expect delays after the port reopens.
- Wilmington expects to continue with normal operations.
*An explanation of USCG port conditions can be found here
VESSELS
South Atlantic:
- El Coqui’s SAL2076N will discharge on Monday (Oct.3). SAL2078S scheduled for sailing this Friday (Sept. 30) will sail on Tuesday (Oct. 4).
- Taino SAL2079S will subsequently shift to the Friday (Sept. 30) position and remain there.
- Barge El Conquistador SAL2932S will remain in Jacksonville until the storm passes and sail early next week.
North Atlantic:
- Barge 455-4 NAL2039S is delayed Northbound into Philadelphia and is expecting to depart Southbound on Monday (Oct. 3).
Northern Zone:
- Aldebaran J NZV2113N/NZV2119S will arrive in Wilmington on Thursday (Sept. 29).
- Pegasus J NZV2116S has bypassed Cuba Southbound and will instead call Cuba on Sunday (Oct. 2) during its Northbound voyage before proceeding to Jacksonville on schedule. The vessel schedule has reverted to calling STO on Thursday (Sept. 29) and PTZ Friday (Sept. 30).
- Tucana NZV2117S departed PEV on Monday (Sept. 26). She is sailing East of Cuba to avoid the storm which will delay arrival into Central America. The vessel will maintain its standard port rotation of STO then PTZ before heading back to PEV with an estimated arrival of Tuesday (Oct. 4), before quick turning South again for voyage NZV2120S.
- Deneb NZV2118S will be delayed departing PEV due to port condition Yankee. Its updated departure is TBD based on the update of port conditions.
Southern Zone:
- Floretta SZV2037N/SZV2039S will bypass Jacksonville this week and discharge all cargo in PEV before proceeding offshore to safely shelter from the storm. The Southbound departure from PEV is TBD at this time based on the update of port conditions.
DOM Service:
- K-Storm DOM2032S will have to wait for condition Yankee to lift before working. There will be a delay in arrival and departure, but it is TBD at this time based on the update of port conditions.
Gulf Service
- K-Breeze CG2038N is delayed arriving into Gulfport. She is expected to work and depart Thursday (Sept. 29) for CGF2039S.
ISL Service
- Regula ISL2026S is one day late arriving into the VI, but is expected to make up schedule time during for next voyage.
INTERMODAL
Rail Service:
We are continuing to monitor our rail partners’ (FEC, CSX, and NS) communications and will relay additional information as it is received.
- FEC will be suspending train operations at midnight tonight, and expects to resume service Friday (Sept. 30).
- FEC Ft. Lauderdale Terminal – Gates close to all traffic effective at 0001 Wednesday (Sept. 28). Planned to re-open at 0001 Friday (Sept. 30).
- FEC Jacksonville Terminal – In-gates will no longer be accepted at 0001 Wednesday (Sept. 28). Gates will close for all traffic at 1600 Wednesday (Sept. 28). Planned to reopen at 1300 Friday (Sept. 30).
Warehouses:
- Jacksonville Warehouses will be closed on Thursday (Sept. 29) and Friday (Sept. 30).
As the trajectory of the storm continues to develop, we will post the latest information on closures, operational changes, weather delays, etc. to crowley.com/announcements. We encourage you to bookmark the page.
Additionally, our most up-to-date sailing schedule can also be found online.
If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Care Department at CrowleyCustomerCare@Crowley.com
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