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  Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Windsor Johnston.

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  Hurricane Isaias brought heavy rain and high winds when it made landfall near Pensacola, Florida last night.

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  Troy Public Radio's Kyle Gassett reports the Category 2 storm has weakened

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  into a post-tropical cyclone as it continues to make its way across Alabama.

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  Alabama Governor Kay Ivey closed state offices and ordered tourists to evacuate counties near the Gulf Coast.

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  We often hear an emergency management.

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  Hope for the best, prepare for the worst.

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  Ivy also declared a state of emergency in 40 counties, including the state capitol, Montgomery.

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  The declaration also triggered Alabama's price gouging law,

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  making it illegal for businesses to sharply raise prices on gasoline and other essential goods during the emergency.

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  For NPR News, I'm Kyle Gassett in Montgomery, Alabama.

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  President Trump made a campaign stop in central New York last night to throw his support

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