Shocking Images Of Storm Rachel MASSIVE WAVES FLOOD Newport Beach - 20 Blocks UNDERWATER

Hurricane Isaias just tore the roof off an inn in Pensacola, ripped the boardwalk off the beach at Destin, put the streets of Fort Walton Beach under three feet of water, drove a 117-mph gust across the Gulf Breeze peninsula and 110 through a high school in Walton County, dropped nearly 10 inches of rain on one station in three hours, pushed the Gulf 5.6 feet above high tide at Panama City Beach while it sucked Mobile Bay 3 feet below normal, and turned the lights off for 834,000 homes and businesses in three states. All in one night. And the storm that did it was dead over Alabama by sunrise. It was the first hurricane to hit the United States in two years, to the day. As of dawn Saturday no one had been confirmed dead. The daylight search has just started, and the rivers are still rising. IN THIS VIDEO • Pensacola, Destin, Fort Walton Beach, Crestview, Greenville, Dothan: the night's damage, town by town • The clock: Category 3 at breakfast, the shear, "TAKE COVER NOW" at 5:45, the flash flood emergency at 7:14, landfall at Destin at 8:30, dead over Alabama by 4 AM • The wind, station by station: 117, 116, 114, 110, 105, 102 — and why the hardest gusts were 40 miles west of the eye • The water: 5.6 feet at Panama City Beach, 2.7 at Pensacola, Mobile Bay blown 3.2 feet below normal, and the beach with no gauge • The rain: 9.67 inches in three hours, 4.15 in one, 12.97 at Bellwood • The rivers: the Shoal, the Blackwater, the Pea, the Escambia, cresting from Saturday afternoon to Thursday • 834,061 customers dark; the crews, the declarations, the Guard, 70% of Gulf oil shut in • Sally, Ivan and Milton: what this coast has taken before, and the two years to the day • What is confirmed and what is still being counted, as of dawn Saturday SOURCES NOAA National Hurricane Center: Tropical Cyclone Updates 8:00, 8:30 and 9:00 PM CDT Oct 9, Advisories 14 and 15, Discussions 12–14 (forecasters Berg, Reinhart) · NWS Mobile Public Information Statement (highest wind reports, 3:37 AM CDT Oct 10), Extreme Wind Warning (5:45 PM CDT Oct 9), Flash Flood Emergency (7:14 PM CDT Oct 9) · NWS Tallahassee Local Storm Reports and Extreme Wind Warning · NOAA CO-OPS stations 8729210 Panama City Beach, 8729840 Pensacola, 8737048 Mobile State Docks, 8728690 Apalachicola, 8729108 Panama City, 8735180 Dauphin Island, 8747437 Bay Waveland · NOAA National Water Prediction Service river forecasts · PowerOutage.us via CBS News and ABC News · FOX Weather live blog (Oct 9–10) · CBS News live blog · NBC News · weather.com · WSFA (Greenville) · NWS Mobile Hurricane Ivan and Hurricane Sally summaries · The White House / FEMA via NBC, FOX Weather and CBS This is a developing situation. Figures are as of approximately 5 AM CDT, Saturday, October 10, 2026. As of that hour no deaths from Isaias had been confirmed by any agency; wind reports are preliminary and tide readings are preliminary NOAA data. Outage totals fall as restoration proceeds. Hurricane Isaias of 2020 was a different storm. #HurricaneIsaias #Destin #Pensacola #FortWaltonBeach #FloridaPanhandle #GulfCoast #Hurricane #StormSurge #Alabama #Milton #CrisisRadar