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2026-10-09 23:17
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Hurricane Isaias expected to bring powerful storm surge, coastal flooding and waves
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First reported by The Guardian US (Lean left); 2 outlets over 31h.
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People along the Gulf Coast are preparing as Hurricane Isaias, a now Category 3 Hurricane, is expected to bring a storm surge, high waves and coastal flooding. Authorities urge residents to heed execution warnings ahead of the storm’s expected landfall.
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Residents in areas from the mouth of the Mississippi River to Florida urged to ‘evacuate if told to do so’ Millions of people from Louisiana to Florida are under hurricane warnings on Thursday as Hurricane Isaias looked set to head towards the US Gulf coast with weather officials warning of…
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