Hurricane Isaias’ remnants move north, leaving nearly 396,000 customers without power across Florida’s Panhandle and southern Alabama. Outages follow the storm’s impact in the region, where strong winds and heavy rain contribute to damage such as downed trees and power lines.

As the system shifts toward the central Appalachians and mid-Atlantic, the National Weather Service warns of moderate to heavy rainfall and the risk of isolated flash flooding and strong gusts. Several outlets also report continued hazards along the Gulf and south-eastern Atlantic coasts, including life-threatening surf and rip currents. The Guardian also notes that at least four deaths are linked to the storm, while other reports focus on power disruptions and the forecast for additional rain and flooding as the remnants progress.