Four dead and thousands without power after Hurricane Isaias lashes US
Summary
Hurricane Isaias hit parts of the southern United States, causing four deaths and cutting power to over 600,000 people. The storm brought strong winds, heavy rain, flooding, and damaged homes in Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and South Carolina.Key Facts
- Hurricane Isaias made landfall in Florida with winds of 105 mph before weakening.
- Four people died: two in Florida and two in Alabama. Causes included falling trees and carbon monoxide poisoning.
- Over 600,000 people lost power across several states.
- States of emergency were declared in Florida, Alabama, and Georgia, with mandatory evacuations in Florida and Alabama.
- Flooding caused rescues, including National Guard soldiers saving people trapped in floodwaters.
- Officials warned of flooding, dangerous conditions, and possible tornadoes caused by the storm.
- Charleston, South Carolina, warned residents to stay home due to expected high floodwaters.
- NOAA forecasts continued heavy rain and flooding in the Carolinas and Georgia as Isaias moves northeast.
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