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2026-10-10

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  • Heavy rain and flooding across parts of Alabama after Hurricane Isaias

  • made landfall along the Florida panhandle last night as a Category 2 storm.

  • National Weather Service meteorologist Bob Orovick says the storm is weakened into a post-tropical cyclone

  • but continues to bring heavy rain to the region.

  • It's still going to be producing some heavy rain today.

  • Heavy rain is going to be the...

  • Main threat from this storm going forward.

  • The winds have calmed down a lot.

  • The flooding is still occurring along the coast, especially the storm surge flooding.

  • The storm is expected to move toward Tennessee, then northeast through the Appalachians.

  • Its remnants will bring rain and gusty winds to the mid-Atlantic this weekend.