Many Florida residents still without power after hurricane
The effects of Hurricane Isaias are still being felt across Florida’s Panhandle, where power outages, debris and storm damage have left residents seeking basic supplies. In Pensacola, hundreds of cars lined up at aid sites over the weekend for food, water, toilet paper and other essentials. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said about 95% of Florida Power & Light outages were expected to be restored by that night.
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