00:00Hurricane Isaias could bring tornadoes and water spouts across the southeastern United States
00:04this weekend. As the storm moves inland, severe thunderstorms within its rain bands could create
00:10additional dangers. AccuWeather meteorologists warn that tornadoes may develop hundreds of miles
00:16from the hurricane's center. The greatest risk is expected near and east of the storm's center.
00:21From Friday into Saturday night, threats extend across Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi,
00:26reaching southern Georgia. By Sunday, the tornado risk could spread across Georgia,
00:32South Carolina, North Carolina, and southern Virginia. Some tornadoes may be difficult to spot
00:37because of heavy rainfall. Strong straight-line wind gusts could also develop as storm bands move
00:43through communities. Forecasters also warn that intense thunderstorms could produce water spouts
00:49along the Gulf Coast and southern Atlantic coast. A brief tornado threat may reach the mid-Atlantic on
00:55Monday before Isaias moves over the Atlantic. Residents should monitor weather alerts as conditions
01:00can change rapidly. Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced
01:06using AI-assisted tools.