According to Al Jazeera, Isaias made landfall on the U.S. Gulf Coast while retaining hurricane status. The source does not specify the exact location or time of impact.
The report states that the storm weakened after making landfall. However, the available information does not indicate when the change in intensity occurred.
The impact on the power grid was significant: Al Jazeera reports that more than 664,000 customers in Florida and Alabama were left without electricity.
The figure covers the two states combined, but the available material does not provide a breakdown for Florida and Alabama. The figure comes from the single source provided and has not been corroborated by another publication.
According to the information reported by Al Jazeera, Isaias also brought down trees and power lines. The account thus links the damage to infrastructure both to fallen vegetation and to the distribution network.
The information reviewed does not include details about the precise location of landfall, the time of the event, or the specific extent of the damage. The picture confirmed by the source remains that of a hurricane making landfall on the Gulf Coast and then weakening, with power outages and fallen trees and power lines.