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2026-10-10

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  • Hurricane Isaias has been downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone

  • after making landfall along the Florida panhandle last night.

  • The Category 2 storm left hundreds of thousands of people without power in the region.

  • NPR's Debbie Elliott reports from the city of Crestview.

  • The National Weather Service says the eye of Hurricane Isaias came ashore near Destin, Florida.

  • The storm weakened slightly from a major Category 3 hurricane to a Category 2 ahead of landfall.

  • But winds were still powerful enough to down trees and knock out power lines in its path.

  • Widespread power outages are reported in South Alabama and northwest Florida.

  • Flash flood warnings are posted along the storm's path as it moves inland,

  • it's expected to produce tropical storm-force winds and tornadoes across the southeastern U.S.

  • Isaias is the first hurricane of the Atlantic season.