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Hurricane Isaias is approaching the Gulf Coast, with landfall expected Friday night or early Saturday as a strong Category 2 hurricane. The article describes it as the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic season and the basin’s latest-forming first hurricane in more than a century. The report says warnings extend from Louisiana to Florida, and the flood threat is expected to expand inland as the storm moves north. Coverage also includes evacuation updates for Pensacola Beach, Florida.
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00:00The Atlantic's first hurricane of 2026 is its latest forming first in over a century.
00:05But as Isaias approaches the Gulf Coast, who can responders reach?
00:09On October 8th, officials urged families in high-risk areas, including Pensacola Beach, Florida, to evacuate.
00:17A strong Category 2 landfall is expected Friday night or early Saturday.
00:22Meanwhile, hurricane and storm surge warnings span Louisiana to Florida.
00:26And the flood threat expands inland as Isaias moves northward.
00:30Officials' concerns include nighttime landfall, storm surge, and tornado risk.
00:35U.S. Senator Rick Scott said responders may not reach those staying.
00:38So you're on your own.
00:40Congressman Jimmy Petronas urged seriousness, while State Representative Alex Andrade cautioned against Hurricane Sally comparisons.
00:48Meanwhile, weather forecaster AccuWeather's correspondent Bill Weidel reported families should prepare for disruptions.
00:56That includes at least three days without power or connectivity.
00:59But outages and blocked roads could last much longer in the hardest-hit areas.
01:04Disclosure.
01:05This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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