Hurricane Isaias Disrupts Travel and Power Across the Southeast
publishers 33articles 40first reported 7 Oct, 23:15 UTCdeveloping since 8 Oct · 11 editions
Hurricane Isaias caused deaths, power outages, property damage and widespread travel disruption as it moved through the southeastern United States, according to regional and national news reports.
The Wall Street Journal reported that two people died after Isaias struck the Gulf Coast. The BBC said more than 850,000 households were without electricity across Alabama, Florida and Georgia, while WWLTV published images showing damage across the Florida Panhandle.
Air travel was also disrupted. WSOC-TV reported major delays and travel problems at Charlotte’s airport, and 11Alive detailed preparations at Atlanta’s airport, described as the world’s busiest. In Nashville, NewsChannel 5 reported that travelers altered fall-break plans and left earlier than scheduled because of the hurricane.
In the Atlanta area, FOX 5 reported that the threat from the storm continued amid downed trees and power outages. The New York Times also issued guidance for travelers as Isaias approached the Gulf Coast.
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