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Hurricane Isaias struck near Destin, Florida, classified as a Category 2 storm with sustained winds reaching 105 mph. The storm caused severe winds, flooding, and extensive power outages, resulting in at least four fatalities. Emergency services are currently engaged in restoring power, while authorities have issued warnings about the possibility of ongoing flash floods and hazardous weather conditions affecting parts of the Southeast.

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00:00A wind gust near Florida's Santa Rosa Sound reached 116 miles per hour as Hurricane Isaiah
00:06struck the Gulf Coast. The Category 2 hurricane made landfall near Destine, Florida, with sustained
00:12winds of 105 miles per hour. At least four people were reported dead, and more than 650,000 utility
00:20customers remained without power in the latest figures cited by the article. Across the region,
00:25falling trees, damaged roofs, and flooded roads disrupted communities. In Panama City Beach,
00:32a NOAA gauge recorded water levels 5.6 feet above mean higher high water. By early Saturday,
00:39Isaiahs had weakened into a post-tropical cyclone over Alabama. But weaker winds did not mean all
00:44danger had passed. Officials continued warning about flash flooding, with heavy rain and possible
00:50tornadoes threatening parts of the southeast. Utility crews are working to restore electricity
00:55as residents face the difficult task of recovery. Even after a hurricane moves inland,
01:01its impacts can continue. Disclosure, this video contains stock footage and content created
01:06or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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