Archive · 10 Oct 2026
Post-Tropical Cyclone Isaias Leaves 700,000 Without Power Across Southeast
Cyclone Isaias brought strong winds and heavy rain to parts of the southeastern United States.
Its effects were felt before and after it came ashore.
On Saturday morning, more than 430,000 Florida customers had no power.
Nearly 300,000 customers in Alabama had also lost electricity.
About 40,000 customers in Georgia were experiencing outages.
The bad weather moved farther inland.
The report called Isaias the first Atlantic hurricane of 2026.
More than 430,000 customers in Florida were without power Saturday morning.
Nearly 300,000 Alabama customers had lost electricity.
About 40,000 customers in Georgia were experiencing outages.
The outages were reported as strong winds and heavy rain moved inland.
The report described Isaias as the first Atlantic hurricane of 2026 and said its effects were felt before and after landfall.
- Who
- Customers in Florida, Alabama, and Georgia were affected by power outages.
- What
- Post-Tropical Cyclone Isaias was associated with widespread power outages.
- When
- Saturday morning; the article does not give a date.
- Where
- The southeastern United States, including Florida, Alabama, and Georgia.
- Why
- Strong winds and heavy rain moved inland as the storm affected the region.
- Storm
- Post-Tropical Cyclone Isaias
- Reported storm distinction
- Described as the first Atlantic hurricane of 2026
- Florida outages
- More than 430,000 customers
- Alabama outages
- Nearly 300,000 customers
- Georgia outages
- About 40,000 customers
- Reported timing
- Saturday morning
- Conditions
- Strong winds and heavy rain moved inland