Isaias moves north as Rachel batters Southern California
Summary
Hurricane Isaias hit the Florida Panhandle as a Category 2 storm, causing flooding, wind damage, and at least four deaths across Florida and Alabama. Meanwhile, the remains of tropical storm Rachel caused large waves and flooding risks along the Southern California coast and heavy rains led to flooding and landslides in parts of North Carolina.Key Facts
- Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 hurricane with strong winds.
- At least four people died due to the storm, including deaths from falling trees and carbon monoxide poisoning from a generator.
- Flooding occurred in parts of North Carolina, causing landslides, road closures, and rescues.
- Tornado threats were possible in Virginia and North Carolina due to the storm's effects.
- Rachel, a former tropical storm, brought high waves and coastal flooding to Southern California.
- The National Hurricane Center warned of dangerous surf and rip currents along the Gulf and southeastern Atlantic coasts.
- Emergency services distributed supplies to people affected by Isaias, including water and cleaning items.
- Significant rainfall in western North Carolina led to rivers overflowing and flash flood risks.
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