- Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 storm before weakening to a post-tropical cyclone as it moved northwards through Alabama.
- Four people lost their lives - with two people killed by falling trees in Florida and Alabama, while nearly 700,000 customers were left without power across four states.
- Heavy rain, flash floods, storm surges, and potential tornadoes continue to threaten wide swathes of the American Southeast and inland regions.
- Extensively damaged infrastructure, including torn roofs and downed power lines, led to local road closures and temporary suspensions of emergency services.
- Travel was severely disrupted, with grounded flights in Florida and Donald Trump cancelling a planned trip to an Alabama football game to avoid impeding emergency responses.
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Hurricane Isaias tracker live: Hundreds of thousands without power as storm makes landfall
