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4 Killed as a Weakened Isaias Pushes Through the Southeast

4 Killed as a Weakened Isaias Pushes Through the Southeast
New York Times Saturday 10 October 2026, 20:32 UTC By David Ovalle 1 min read
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Downed trees in Seacrest Beach, Fla., on Saturday. The eye of Hurricane Isaias made landfall about 30 miles away on Friday night.

Downed trees in Seacrest Beach, Fla., on Saturday. The eye of Hurricane Isaias made landfall about 30 miles away on Friday night.
Seacrest Beach (LOCATION) Fla. (LOCATION) Hurricane Isaias (EVENT)
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