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Tropical Depression Nine is forecast to strengthen into Hurricane Isaias and could make landfall in the US, ending a hurricane drought of over 720 days. More than 30 million people face risks from heavy rain and flooding, according to forecasts. It has been more than 340 days since the last Atlantic hurricane, Melissa, formed. This approaching storm could bring significant tropical storm impacts across several states over the weekend as it intensifies. Officials continue to monitor the situation closely for changes in its path and strength. Disclosure: This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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00:00Tropical Depression 9 is expected to become Hurricane Isaias by the weekend.
00:04It will end two long Atlantic hurricane droughts, one lasting more than 340 days.
00:09The other drought is over 720 days since a U.S. hurricane landfall, according to the National Hurricane Center.
00:17Isaias could put 30 million people at risk, from heavy rain, flooding, and tropical storm impacts.
00:23Forecast models show the storm tracking toward the U.S. east coast, but exact landfall locations remain uncertain.
00:30Forecasters warn that flooding and strong winds could affect a wide area.
00:34Hurricane watches and warnings are expected soon for vulnerable communities.
00:39The storm's development marks the first dangerous hurricane of the season.
00:43Experts say preparation is key as the situation evolves.
00:47Isaias may revive a storm name linked to past severe weather events.
00:50The coming days will reveal how much impact Isaias will bring.
00:54Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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