Hurricane Isaias made landfall near the town of Destin, Florida, in the United States, quickly weakening to a severe storm. Despite losing hurricane status, the threat of significant flooding remains high across Florida, according to Governor Ron DeSantis, who has urged residents to stay off the roads due to dangerous conditions. Destin experienced flooded streets, while Pensacola saw trees fall, damaging power lines. Dramatic footage circulating online shows a hotel roof being torn off in Crestview, near Destin. Neighboring Alabama also suffered damage from the storm, with fallen trees blocking roads and causing power line damage. Nearly 800,000 people in Florida and Alabama were left without power Saturday night, and travel is now severely hampered. The southern states of America are expected to experience continued disruption this weekend, with rainfall of 10 to 20 centimeters forecast for Florida, Alabama, and Georgia.