Hurricane Isaias Death Toll Rises to Four in US
The storm is losing intensity after making landfall, but about 670,000 residents remain without power alongside severe flooding.
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The storm is losing intensity after making landfall, but about 670,000 residents remain without power alongside severe flooding.
The death toll from Storm Isaias in the US has risen to two as the system weakens to a post-tropical cyclone amid lingering flood warnings.
One person has died after being struck by a falling tree in the United States following Storm Isaias, while another hurricane makes its way toward Mexico.
More than 700,000 residents were left without electricity in Alabama and Florida following storm damage, while tens of thousands evacuated.
Storm Isaias has weakened to a post-tropical cyclone over Alabama, prompting road closures, as US President Donald Trump stated the situation was under control.
The storm weakened after striking Florida, but cut power to approximately 590,000 residents and continues to track north.
The first Atlantic hurricane of the season struck the US Gulf Coast with 165 km/h winds, prompting state emergencies and evacuations.
Hurricane Isaias has shut down over 70% of oil production in the US Gulf of Mexico, raising concerns over climbing energy prices.
The justices hear oral arguments in an appeal that could decide whether local governments can seek damages from fossil fuel companies over global warming.
The powerful nor'easter battering the northeastern United States has claimed the life of a man in New York, with severe weather forecast to persist through Monday.
A severe coastal storm is battering the northeastern United States, cutting power to over 100,000 customers and affecting tens of millions.
Two active hurricanes in the Pacific are threatening Hawaii and the Mexican coast with heavy weather.
Millions across the northeastern United States are bracing for severe weather as a strong storm brings heavy rain, high winds, and coastal flooding.