Four dead and thousands without power after Hurricane Isaias lashes US
Roofs were ripped off buildings after Isaias barrelled into the US on Friday evening, before it weakened to a post-tropical cyclone.
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Roofs were ripped off buildings after Isaias barrelled into the US on Friday evening, before it weakened to a post-tropical cyclone.
Hurricane Isaias is blamed for at least two deaths, after the storm made landfall on the Florida coast and ran through Alabama. There are numerous reports of downed trees, with hundreds of thousands of people without power.
Deaths came from falling trees as nearly a million people are without power and rain and flooding remain a concern Two people have died amid Isaias after it made landfall late on Friday on Florida’s panhandle as a category 2 hurricane, according to authorities. Both of those…
First Atlantic hurricane of the 2026 season makes landfall in the US Full story: Hurricane Isaias hammers Gulf coast Sign up for the US Breaking News email Florida governor Ron DeSantis said no requests for search and rescue assistance had been received following Isaias, which…
Crews rally for massive cleanup effort in Florida and Alabama as Isaias leaves hundreds of thousands in the dark.
The first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic season roared into Florida late Friday, unleashing destructive winds, extensive flooding and spinning up tornadoes across the Southeast. Jason Allen reports on the damage.
Photos and video capture the hurricane's devastating aftermath as flooded streets, damaged homes and scattered debris reveal the storm's full impact.
Hurricane Isaias has killed four people and left more than 650,000 people without power.
Isaias hit the Gulf Coast as a Category 2 storm on Friday night, leaving behind debris, cutting off power to hundreds of thousands, and killing at least 4 across Florida and Alabama. Videos show the moment it made landfall.
Hurricane Isaias leaves at least four people dead, with millions still facing threats of torrential rains, flooding and tornadoes. The storm left a trail of destruction as it made landfall, with residents picking up the pieces in the aftermath.
More than 664,000 customers in Florida and Alabama have been left without power as Isaias downs trees, power lines.