Flood risks rise as Cyclone Iasias hits Florida
Hurricane Isaias has reached the southern coasts of Florida, accompanied by winds reaching speeds of up to 150 kilometers per hour, with warnings of flooding and huge waves threatening lives. Although it has weakened to Category 1, weather conditions remain dangerous, and it is expected to move into Alabama and Tennessee, causing damage to power infrastructure, with approximately 380,000 people in Florida and 210,000 in Alabama losing electricity. Emergency declarations have been approved in both states to ensure the necessary resources are provided to confront the storm, which is the first of its kind this year in the Atlantic basin.
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