Hurricane Isaias Has Formed in the Gulf, Headed for Alabama and Florida by Friday Night
Record-warm Gulf waters are fueling further strengthening, while forecasters warn of storm surge, strong winds, heavy rain and possible tornadoes.
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Hurricane Isaias, formed in the Gulf of Mexico, will reach the U.S. coast on Friday or Saturday, reporting to the National Hurricane Observatory on Thursday.
Hurricane Isaias Forms, Draws Bead on Gulf Coast
Following a historic hiatus, the 2026 Atlantic season has finally produced a named hurricane… Hurricane Isaias formed over the Gulf of America late Wednesday evening (October 7, 2026), becoming one of the latest-forming first hurricanes ever. For those of you keeping score, there were no hurricanes in 1907 and 1914...
Bryan Norcross: Dangerous impacts from Hurricane Isaias to spread from the northern Gulf across the Southeast
Isaias has rapidly intensified into a hurricane over the southern Gulf in a similar area where Milton spun up two years ago. On the current schedule, landfall will occur late on Friday or very early Saturday. The center looks most likely to cross the coast in Alabama or the western Florida Panhandle.
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