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Hurricane Isaias

Hurricane Isaias

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Oct 13, 2026

Gary SterkoffHOST
29:25
[audience applauding] Wall Street today, the Dow down 180, Nasdaq down 415, S&P down one.
Gary SterkoffHOST
29:33
The financial research platform Quiver Quantitative reports that Verisk's catastrophe and risk solutions unit estimates that Hurricane Isaias will result in insured losses of $1 billion to $2 billion for onshore properties, primarily from wind damages and privately insured storm surge after the hurricane made landfall near Destin, Florida, as a category two storm with winds up to 105 miles per hour.
Gary SterkoffHOST
30:00
The storm rapidly weakened after landfall, but still caused significant wind damage in Florida, Alabama, and Georgia.
Gary SterkoffHOST
30:06
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a Republican, gave an update about recovery efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Isaias today in Vernon, Florida.
Ron DeSantisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:14
Power restoration.
Ron DeSantisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:16
Uh, as you know, there were over 16,000 linemen staged prior to the storm.
Doug DiamondHOST
29:10
I don't think we mentioned much about it, if anything, on the show last week.
Doug DiamondHOST
29:16
So let's, um, dig a little deeper into Hurricane Isaias.
Doug DiamondHOST
29:22
I guess that's how you say it.
Doug DiamondHOST
29:24
It's funny, I've, I've seen some clips of different news programs, um, just, you know, man on the ground reporting kind of thing, and nobody ever mentions the hurricane's name, so you don't really know how, how to pronounce it exactly.
Doug DiamondHOST
29:37
I think it's Isaias, I guess.
Doug DiamondHOST
29:39
Hurricane Isaias leaves trail of destruction across the US Gulf Coast.
Doug DiamondHOST
29:45
Crews rally for massive cleanup efforts in Florida and Alabama as a weakened Isaias leaves hundreds of thousands in the dark.
Doug DiamondHOST
29:53
Yeah, I think it certainly could have been worse.
Tim SnyderCORRESPONDENT
20:58
It's important to understand that that was not a $20 billion loss in actual sales, but it raised questions about AI valuations and future earnings reports across the board.
Tim SnyderCORRESPONDENT
21:07
Now, the concern closer to home is Hurricane Isaias, as it is strengthened into a Category 3 storm, threatening the northern Gulf Coast.
Tim SnyderCORRESPONDENT
21:15
Nearly 63% of offshore Gulf oil production was shut in as of Thursday.
Tim SnyderCORRESPONDENT
21:20
That is significant.
Desi DoyenHOST
1:26
[laughs] Yes, there is a whole lot of storming going on.
Desi DoyenHOST
1:30
First, Hurricane Isaias, feeding off record warm Gulf of Mexico waters, struck the Florida Panhandle on Friday as a category two storm, killing at least four people and knocking out power to nearly a million as it traveled hundreds of miles inland.
Desi DoyenHOST
1:46
Then on Saturday, over in the Pacific, Hurricane Rachel made landfall in northern Baja, California, triggering torrential rainfall and flash flooding in Southern California into Arizona, with some desert areas getting one to two years' worth of rain in just a few hours.
Brad FriedmanHOST
2:05
Well, in truth, they can use it.
Brad FriedmanHOST
3:01
Hey, don't sleep on the Pacific this year.
Desi DoyenHOST
3:04
Yeah, no kidding.
Desi DoyenHOST
3:05
By the way, Hurricane Isaias over in the Gulf of Mexico stopped work on nearly three-quarters of oil production in the region, further raising gas prices in the US.
Desi DoyenHOST
3:16
And speaking of high fuel prices, Donald Trump on Sunday announced he was suspending sanctions on Russian diesel fuel and a surprise energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine, while he demanded that Ukraine stop its defensive attacks on Russia's oil refineries.
JTHOST
7:37
[laughs]
Rory O'NeillCORRESPONDENT
7:37
But, uh, no, uh, i- it's not related to Isaias.
Rory O'NeillCORRESPONDENT
7:40
Uh, thankfully that's, you know, further away.
Rory O'NeillCORRESPONDENT
7:43
That, we'll be hitting the Panhandle tonight, and as you said, um, could be interesting at game time tomorrow night.

18 MINS LATER

JTHOST
25:31
To Alabama's Morning News.
JTHOST
25:32
I'm JT.
JTHOST
25:33
We're keeping an eye on what's happening with this Hurricane Isaias.
JTHOST
25:37
Uh, yeah, there we go.
Joseph ZHOST
2:11
Three hurricanes.
Joseph ZHOST
2:13
One of them is Isaias.
Joseph ZHOST
2:14
Uh, uh, we've got two more over, uh, on the, the west side.
Joseph ZHOST
2:19
It, it's just accelerating around us.

32 MINS LATER

Joseph ZHOST
34:02
We've got hurricanes out in the Atlantic.
Joseph ZHOST
34:04
Um, uh, they, they made landfall.
Joseph ZHOST
34:07
Hurricane Isaias, the first of 2026, the Atlantic season, made landfall on Friday night along the northern Gulf Coast of Florida, bringing with it heavy rains, powerful winds.
Joseph ZHOST
34:16
Isaias is still surging across northeast- eastern parts of the US after being downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone.
Monty MaderHOST
21:48
She replaces Caroline Leavitt, who is currently shopping her memoir.
Monty MaderHOST
21:52
Hurricane Isaias has left four dead, 396,000 people without power on Sunday.
Monty MaderHOST
21:56
A flood threat moving up the Appalachian Mountains or Appalachian.
Monty MaderHOST
22:00
I always get yelled at no matter how I pronounce that, so take your pick [laughs].
Monty MaderHOST
22:03
Take your pick.
Monty MaderHOST
22:04
Isaias came ashore near Destin, Florida on Friday as a category two with 105 mile an hour winds below its category three peak.
Monty MaderHOST
22:10
It tore the roof off the Pensacola Hotel, stripped the facade of Panama City Beach high-rises, damaged the Pensacola Airport, and brought down trees across Mobile.
Monty MaderHOST
22:19
Peak outages exceeded 800,000 across five states.
Chris CoragioHOST
1:51
The raid was reportedly in connection to an investigation into Omar's immigration paperwork.
Chris CoragioHOST
1:56
Cleanup efforts are continuing after Hurricane Isaias made landfall Friday night along the western Florida Panhandle.
Chris CoragioHOST
2:02
NBC's Jesse Kirsch reports the first Atlantic hurricane of the year has killed five people.
Jesse KirschCORRESPONDENT
2:07
Including Jennifer Williams, whose family says she lost her life when a tree fell onto her Pensacola home.
Dick DonahueHOST
13:16
Our phone number 360-733-1200.
Dick DonahueHOST
13:20
And check out our website at wealthwakeup.com. Well, we're seeing the U.S. offshore oil production in parts of the Gulf of Mexico were shut down this week as Hurricane Isaias approached, contributing to a firmer crude prices.
Dick DonahueHOST
13:35
Refinery output along the Gulf Coast could be impacted as well.
Dick DonahueHOST
13:39
That's exasperating on already tight gasoline and diesel markets.
Mike RogersHOST
29:18
It's the Mid-Morning Mic Check.
Mike RogersHOST
29:20
Let's, uh, start with the aftermath of Hurricane Isaias.
Mike RogersHOST
29:25
For a storm that no one could pronounce.
Austin YorkHOST
29:27
[laughs] Yeah.

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