Hurricane Isaias leaves trail of destruction across the US Gulf Coast
- Residents across the southeastern United States have begun cleanup efforts after Hurricane Isaias, the first Atlantic tropical cyclone of the 2026 season, slammed ashore near Destin, Florida, on Friday.
- As of midafternoon Sunday, roughly 356,000 customers remain without power in southern Alabama and the northwestern region of Florida, according to data from PowerOutage.com, an independent tracking website.
- At its peak, the storm knocked out power to nearly 800,000 homes and businesses across the Gulf Coast.
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- Residents across the southeastern United States have begun cleanup efforts after Hurricane Isaias, the first Atlantic tropical cyclone of the 2026 season, slammed ashore near Destin, Florida, on Friday.
- As of midafternoon Sunday, roughly 356,000 customers remain without power in southern Alabama and the northwestern region of Florida, according to data from PowerOutage.com, an independent tracking website.
- At its peak, the storm knocked out power to nearly 800,000 homes and businesses across the Gulf Coast.
Sources: Al Jazeera