The Florida Panhandle and coastal Alabama got the first taste of damaging winds, heavy rains that led to flooding and devastating storm surge as Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida around 8:30 pm Friday October 9th as Category 2 storm.
Isaias continue to weaken by Saturday night it will rank as a tropical depression and by Sunday remnant low pressure. However, the moisture and rain associated with the storm will continue to bring risk for flooding and severe weather across the eastern half of the nation.
Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee , Kentucky, West Virginia, North and South Carolina, Virginia, Ohio , Pennsylvania will all get rain, some spots will have to watch for strong storms.
