USA, 4 deaths and 900 thousand users without electricity due to the passage of Isaias

It was downgraded from a hurricane to a post-tropical cyclone but on its way to the United States of America, Isaias has already left 4 dead. In Alabama, Gov. Kay Ivey's office told CBS News of one person who died in Barbour County. The authorities had previously reported the death of another person in the Huffman area of ​​Birmingham, struck by the collapse of a tree on his home. Two more victims were reported in Escambia County, Florida.

From hurricane to post-tropical cyclone

As announced by the National Hurricane Center (NHC) of the United States, storm Isaias, after making landfall in Florida and hitting the coast of the Gulf of Mexico bringing heavy rain and violent winds, "weakened very rapidly over Alabama, transforming into a post-tropical cyclone". However, the storm left almost 900,000 homes and businesses without electricity - of which almost 440,000 in Florida alone and over 310,000 in the neighboring state of Alabama - as reported by the specialized website poweroutage.us. The damage count has just begun and, even if the worst seems to be over, the risk is that the bill will become high.