飓风Isaias来袭，Mobile港暂停船舶与码头作业

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The Alabama Port Authority suspended vessel and terminal operations at public berths, according to an announcement Friday.

Published Oct. 9, 2026

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The Port of Mobile has shut down operations due to Hurricane Isaias, according to an Oct. 9 update from the Alabama Port Authority.

The port is currently closed to vessel traffic and cargo-handling operations are suspended, except for Coast Guard-authorized activities, per the update.

“The U.S. Coast Guard has established Port Condition ZULU for the Port of Mobile, indicating gale-force winds are expected within 12 hours,” the port said.

Hurricane Isaias is impacting the Florida Panhandle and Alabama coasts, according a National Hurricane Center public advisory published Friday.

Ahead of the Category 3 storm, the port worked to secure its facilities to protect personnel, cargo and equipment, the port said. Vessel operations will remain closed until further assessment is conducted. Reopening vessel traffic will also depend on Coast Guard assessments and authorization.

Maximum sustained winds are near 120 mph and fluctuations are expected to be at or near major hurricane strength when it makes landfall this evening. “Through the weekend, Isaias is expected to produce rainfall amounts of 4 to 8 inches across southern Alabama, the Florida Panhandle and Big Bend, and southwest Georgia,” per the advisory.

The storm is likely to become post-tropical by late Saturday, per the advisory.

The Port of Mobile has container, general cargo, and bulk facilities, which have close access to five Class I railroads, four short-line railroads, and nearly 15,000 miles of inland waterways, per the port’s website.

Port of Mobile’s single container terminal is managed by APM Terminals and handles around 600,000 TEUs annually, with the ability to move its gateway up to a 2.5 million TEU throughput, APM Terminals Mobile managing director Brian Harold told Supply Chain Dive.

Automotive is a huge business sector in the state of Alabama. The port has an AutoMobile International Terminal that manages vehicle handling and processing capabilities. The facility handles roll-on/roll-off operations with a capacity for 150,000 vehicles annually. It also has 7,000 on-site storage spaces, and a 40,000-square-foot processing center used for pre-delivery inspections, accessorization and more.