Four Deaths Reported Following Hurricane Isaias

Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses are without power across much of Alabama, the Florida Panhandle and western Georgia.

Hurricane Isaias made landfall over the weekend leaving devastation in its path.

The Category 2 hurricane arrived late Friday evening near Destin, Florida, with winds of around 105 mph. At least four people have been reported killed in the storm, two each in Alabama and Florida.

Hundreds of thousands of homes and businesses are without power across much of Alabama, the Florida Panhandle and western Georgia.

The storm broke a two-year drought of U.S. hurricane landfalls, with the most recent being Hurricane Milton in October 2024, two years to the day before Isaias made landfall.

The hurricane left homes without roofs, downed trees onto homes and vehicles, and even caused a gas station and structure to collapse.

It briefly peaked as a Category 3 hurricane before weakening into a post-tropical cyclone while moving across the southeastern U.S..