FLORIDA HIT by 13 INCHES of RAIN as Rivers Rise 8 TORNADOES Touch Down Latest Updates

FLORIDA HIT by 13 INCHES of RAIN as Rivers Rise & 8 TORNADOES Touch Down (Latest Updates) Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, on Friday night, October 9, and dumped nearly 13 inches of rain in 13 hours in parts of Alabama. Its remnants flooded streets from Fort Walton Beach to Augusta, Georgia, spun up eight confirmed tornadoes around Augusta, and set off flood sirens and landslides in western North Carolina. On Monday, the Shoal River near Crestview, Florida, was still above flood stage. In this video, we follow the water Hurricane Isaias left behind: the night surge in Destin and the flooding in Fort Walton Beach, the record rain totals in Alabama and Florida, the Shoal River still above flood stage near Crestview, the rivers rising across southern Alabama, flash flooding in Augusta and Atlanta, the eight tornadoes confirmed in Georgia and South Carolina, flood sirens and landslides in North Carolina, the near record surge at Panama City Beach, and what comes next as the remnants move north. EWN (Extreme Weather Network) covers floods, hurricanes and other extreme weather around the world as it develops, with real footage and verified facts from official sources and trusted news outlets. CHAPTERS 0:00 13 inches of rain send rivers over their banks 4:20 A record late first hurricane of the season 7:59 Big rig trailers toppled by a tornado 11:02 Outages peaked near one million 14:31 Rescue teams and guard troops deployed 18:08 Officials warn the danger is not over