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Hurricane Isaias Winds Rip Part of Roof Off Florida Hotel During Landfall

Hurricane Isaias ripped part of the roof from a hotel in Pensacola, Florida, Friday as powerful winds battered the area during the storm’s landfall.

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Hurricane Isaias Rips Roofs Across Florida

Category 2 Isaias came ashore near Destin Friday night at 105 mph, leaving roughly 448,000 Florida accounts without power by Saturday morning. · 18 sources across the spectrum on IJR News.

7 hours ago·Alexandria, United States

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Isaias tears roof off motel during landfall

Hurricane Isaias struck Pensacola, Florida, Friday, tearing part of a motel roof off as strong winds battered the area during the storm's landfall.

12 hours ago·Birmingham, United States

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Hurricane Isaias winds rip part of roof off Florida hotel during landfall

Hurricane Isaias ripped part of the roof from a hotel in Florida as powerful winds battered the area during the storm’s landfall.

13 hours ago·South Bend, United States

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Hurricane Isaias: Strong winds rip roof off hotel

Strong winds tore the roof off a Pensacola hotel during Hurricane Isaias on Friday. (Jordan Glass)

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Hurricane Winds Are Tearing up Hotel Roofs in Florida.

Hurricane Isaiah caused damage in Pensacola, Florida, including tearing up part of a hotel roof. A video shows the moment when strong winds hit the structure.

7 hours ago·Portugal

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Báo điện tử Dân Trí

The Moment a Storm with 169 Km/h Winds Ripped Off a Roof in the US.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Hurricane Isaias caused damage to the southeastern United States, with winds of 169 km/h, damaging many structures and leaving approximately 900,000 households in the affected states without power.

7 hours ago

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