Hurricane Isaias live track
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Isaias made landfall Friday night in Florida as a Category 2 hurricane and remains on track to bring widespread rain to New Jersey on Sunday.
Isaias is now a hurricane, it’s getting stronger, and it’s headed for the Gulf Coast. The National Hurricane Center said Isaias had 80 mph winds on Thursday morning after becoming a hurricane overnight in the southern Gulf.
Thousands of Alabama residents remain without electricity after Hurricane Isaias swept through the state, leaving widespread outages and significant damage to power infrastructure.
New Jersey will enjoy dry weather through Saturday before the remnants of Hurricane Isaias bring widespread rain and periods of heavy rainfall to the state Sunday into early Monday, according to the National Weather Service.
The Dallas Morning News' hurricane tracker shows the path of the season's first hurricane as it heads toward landfall this week.
Hurricane Isaias​ will bring impacts to North Georgia and metro Atlanta this weekend. Isaias is currently strengthening and moving closer to the northern Gulf.