Track path of potentially powerful Hurricane Isaias
Digest more
Hurricane Isaias strengthened into a Category 3 storm with winds of up to 115 mph, with landfall expected Friday evening in Florida’s western Panhandle near the Alabama border.
HURRICANE Isaias is barreling toward the US, with millions bracing for a potentially devastating hit as forecasters warn of deadly flooding and destructive winds. The rapidly strengthening storm
Watch Hurricane Isaias through satellite imagery and live beach cameras in Alabama and Florida as conditions change along the Gulf Coast.
The National Hurricane Center on Wednesday extended the forecast cone for Hurricane Rachel into Southern California, with the Category 1 storm’s projected path now aimed at the Golden State. While it
HURRICANE Isaias has formed as the first hurricane of the 2026 Atlantic season, and is heading toward the Gulf Coast. Forecasters say the storm could bring dangerous storm surges, winds, and
NASA and NOAA satellite views show the size and shape of Hurricane Isaias as the storm approaches the Gulf Coast.
Sustained winds are considered “damaging” when they reach 50 knots, or 58 m.p.h., and can start to break tree limbs and tear off roof shingles. More widespread damage occurs as winds reach and exceed hurricane force, which is 74 m.p.h.
Gulf Coast, including Florida Panhandle, should watch system in the Gulf and prepare for more soggy weather as it moves north.