
Hurricane Mobile-Pensacola, Hurricane Dothan & Weather Reno
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Escambia County has issued an evacuation order for Zones A and B ahead of Hurricane Isaias. To help with those staying prepared for Hurricane Isaias’ impacts to the area, the city of Dothan is opening a self-service sandbag station on Thursday. Red Flag Warning for areas mainly north of I-80 on Friday, from Lassen and Modoc Counties east to Elko County, due to low humidity, dry conditions, and gusty wind.
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- JUST IN: Escambia County has issued an evacuation order for Zones A and B ahead of Hurricane Isaias.
- To help with those staying prepared for Hurricane Isaias’ impacts to the area, the city of Dothan is opening a self-service sandbag station on Thursday.
- Red Flag Warning for areas mainly north of I-80 on Friday, from Lassen and Modoc Counties east to Elko County, due to low humidity, dry conditions, and gusty wind.
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Hey, it's Noah. Hurricane Isaias is the one story this morning. Right now, WEAR ABC 3 in Mobile-Pensacola reports: Escambia County has issued an evacuation order for Zones A and B ahead of Hurricane Isaias. This area includes Perdido Key, Innerarity Point, Pensacola Beach and other low-lying areas. Escambia county, Fla. -- Escambia County commission entered a State of Emergency Thursday morning in preparation for Hurricane Isaias.The county will be opening. Elsewhere, WTVY News 4 in Dothan reports: To help with those staying prepared for Hurricane Isaias’ impacts to the area, the city of Dothan is opening a self-service sandbag station on Thursday. Farther along, KOLO8 in Reno reports: Red Flag Warning for areas mainly north of I 80 on Friday, from Lassen and Modoc Counties east to Elko County, due to low humidity, dry conditions, and gusty wind. Avoid any activities that could spark a fire! This is Noah. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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