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Four killed as weakened Isaias moves through the Southeast
Hurricane Isaias killed four people as it moved through the southeastern United States.
The storm had weakened by the time it pushed through the region.
It made landfall in Florida, where towns near the landing site were relieved that the damage was not worse.
Even so, hundreds of thousands of people lost power.
The storm therefore caused deaths and widespread outages despite its weakened state.
The available information does not say when power will be restored or describe what comes next.
Four people were killed as weakened Isaias moved through the Southeast.
Hundreds of thousands of people lost power.
Towns near the landfall site in Florida were relieved that the hurricane damage was not worse.
- Who
- Four people were killed; hundreds of thousands lost power.
- What
- Weakened Isaias moved through the Southeast, causing deaths and power outages.
- When
- Not stated
- Where
- The Southeast, including towns near the landfall site in Florida.
- Why
- The deaths and outages occurred as Isaias moved through the region; further details are not stated.
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- Deaths
- 4 people killed
- Power outages
- Hundreds of thousands of people lost power
- Landfall area
- Florida
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