Hurricane Isaias got stronger overnight and is expected to make landfall near Pensacola late Friday or early Saturday. It was a Category 2 storm overnight with 105 mph winds and could reach Category 3 strength.

Around 28 million people living across the South were covered by weather alerts early Friday — most relating to Hurricane Isaias.

Hurricane Isaias is stronger, moving faster and is much larger than it was 24 hours ago. Finish preparations early Friday.

While Hurricane Isaias' path moves toward the northern Gulf Coast, the Georgia-Alabama football game is expected to be affected. But how much?

A.I. models haven’t always gotten it right. When Hurricane Otis unexpectedly exploded near Mexico’s coast in 2023, it took residents and even hurricane experts by surprise. Google’s original model missed its path and rapid growth — but so did the traditional ones.

Hurricane Isaias is barreling down on the US Gulf Coast at a time when there’s almost no margin for error in the global energy system.

When AI arrived, it sped up decades of slow improvement in hurricane forecasting. Now scientists wonder what's next.

JUST IN: Saildrone Explorer SD-1045 passed through the eye of Category 3 Hurricane Isaias, recording wind gusts over 90 knots (103 mph). This is the same USV that filmed inside Hurricane Sam in 2021, setting a Guinness World Record. Watch ↓ @NOAA_AOML @noaapmel pic.twitter.com/4i6BFscUFn