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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Storm surge pushed ahead of Hurricane Isaias spills over a Panama City boat ramp and swamps its floating dock about an hour after the National Hurricane Center's 4 PM advisory put the Category 3 storm 90 miles south of Pensacola with 115 mph winds, moving north at 17 mph. A Hurricane Warning covers Bay, Escambia and Okaloosa counties and a Storm Surge Warning runs from the mouth of the Mississippi to the Suwannee River, with landfall expected overnight. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Bucket trucks from Xylem Tree Experts, a utility vegetation-management contractor specializing in storm response, stage in a rain-soaked parking lot as outer bands of Hurricane Isaias reach the Florida Panhandle. Line-clearance crews pre-position ahead of landfall to clear downed trees from power lines once winds subside. Isaias, a Category 3 hurricane with 120 mph sustained winds, is forecast to make landfall on the northern Gulf Coast late Friday or early Saturday, with Bay County under Hurricane and Storm Surge... Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. The 200-foot PCB Wheel, formerly the SkyWheel, stands stripped of its 30 enclosed gondolas at Pier Park in Panama City Beach as rain from Hurricane Isaias' outer bands sweeps the empty shopping district. Operators removed the cars to spare them from the storm's winds. Isaias, a Category 3 hurricane with 120 mph sustained winds, is forecast to make landfall on the northern Gulf Coast late Friday or early Saturday, with Bay County under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Rain slicks the empty deck of the Russell-Fields City Pier in Panama City Beach beyond a padlocked entrance gate and a Parks & Recreation sign reading 'Closed due to impending storm', the pier shut at 7am 'until damage has been assessed'. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put Category 3 Hurricane Isaias about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center expected to reach the western Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Double red flags, signalling the Gulf is closed to swimmers, fly over the dunes in Panama City Beach as a surfer heads for storm-driven swell hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center expected to reach the western Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A padlocked gate and a Panama City Beach Parks & Recreation sign shut the Russell-Fields City Pier, closed at 7am 'until damage has been assessed' as Hurricane Isaias bears down on the Florida Panhandle. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center expected to reach the western Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man walks his golden retriever past surfers and paddleboarders waiting on swell at Dog Beach beside the Russell-Fields City Pier in Panama City Beach, hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center forecast to reach the western Florida Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Two beachgoers brave rain along the Gulf shoreline in Panama City Beach as storm-driven surf builds hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center forecast to reach the western Florida Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A dog roams beneath the pilings of the Russell-Fields City Pier at Dog Beach in Panama City Beach as storm-driven surf builds hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory placed the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center forecast to reach the western Florida Panhandle coast this evening. Bay County is under Hurricane and Storm Surge Warnings, with coastal residents urged to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Surfers ride storm-driven swell beside the Russell-Fields City Pier at Dog Beach, across from Pier Park in Panama City Beach, hours before Hurricane Isaias is due ashore. The National Hurricane Center's 10am advisory put the Category 3 storm about 195 miles south of Pensacola with 120 mph winds, its center expected to reach the western Florida Panhandle coast this evening. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning cover Bay County, where officials have urged coastal residents to evacuate. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents fill and stack sandbags between parked pickups at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, beside the retention pond, as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. City of Panama City public works crews in high-visibility rain gear help residents fill sandbags beside the retention pond at the city's free self-service site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge... Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A City of Panama City dump truck, unit 243, unloads a fresh pile of sand as residents fill bags in the rain at the city's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, beside the retention pond, with the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A lone resident shovels sand beside a City of Panama City dump truck at the free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, next to the retention pond, as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias reach Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Two residents tie off a batch of filled sandbags at the base of a sand pile at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as the first rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and avoid travel as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents fill sandbags from a sand pile as light rain falls at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street, where city crews in high-visibility gear staff a canopy beside a public works truck. Rainbands from Hurricane Isaias were already moving over Bay County, and the city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish preparations Friday morning. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of... Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents work a fresh mound of sand beside a City of Panama City dump truck at the free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move over Bay County. The city told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate, with pickups capped at 10 bags per household or business. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A resident ties off a filled sandbag at the City of Panama City's free self-service sandbag site on West 19th Street as rainbands from Hurricane Isaias move into Bay County. The city, which limits pickups to 10 bags per household or business, told residents to finish storm preparations Friday morning and stay off the roads as conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Residents shovel sand into bags at the City of Panama City's free sandbag site on West 19th Street on the morning rainbands from Hurricane Isaias began moving over Bay County. A Bay County Sheriff's Office pickup stands by as the city, which caps pickups at 10 bags per household, urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorate. A Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning are in effect for coastal Bay County, with 4 to 7 feet of surge possible. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A lone resident finishes loading sandbags into his SUV beside a nearly exhausted sand pile and an empty bag-filling stand at a City of Panama City distribution site, as rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias falls on the final morning of the free giveaway. The city urged residents to complete storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager load the last of their filled sandbags into the back of an SUV in rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias on the final morning of the City of Panama City's free sandbag giveaway, with the site's sand pile nearly depleted. The city urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager fill the last of their sandbags beside a nearly depleted, rain-soaked sand pile at a City of Panama City distribution site as outer bands of Hurricane Isaias arrive on the final morning of the free giveaway. The city told residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. A man and a teenager fill sandbags from a dwindling pile in steady rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias on the final morning of the City of Panama City's free sandbag giveaway, with bags already stacked in the back of their SUV. The city asked residents to wrap up storm preparations before conditions worsened, as Bay County sat under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning with 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City, FL, USA. 9th Oct 2026. Rain from the outer bands of Hurricane Isaias falls on a nearly exhausted sand pile at a City of Panama City sandbag distribution site on the final morning of the giveaway, as a last few residents load bags into their cars. The city urged residents to finish storm preparations before conditions deteriorated, with Bay County under a Hurricane Warning and Storm Surge Warning, 4 to 7 feet of surge forecast and voluntary evacuations ordered for Zones A and B. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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October 8, 2026, US Gulf coast, USA: A satellite image of Tropical Storm Isaias on Thursday as the storm heads toward the US Gulf coast, with weather officials warning of a dangerous storm surge, hurricane-force winds, heavy rain and flooding. Hurricane Isaias is currently estimated to make landfall Friday evening as a Category 2 hurricane. (Credit Image: © NOAA/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-foto
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A signwarning of the risk of tidal flooding on Staithe Lane, which leads to the harbour at Thornham, Norfolk, UK-stock-foto
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A signwarning of the risk of tidal flooding on Staithe Lane, which leads to the harbour at Thornham, Norfolk, UK-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. A sandy dune walkover, flanked by a weathered "No Lifeguard On Duty - Swim At Own Risk" sign and a Florida Fish and Wildlife sea-turtle protection notice, opens onto churning, wind-driven surf beneath a hazy sky. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. A woman photographs the churning surf on her phone as shorebirds pick along the deserted, wind-scoured sand, the horizon lost in haze. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas, where it is expected to make landfall midweek. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. A wooden trash bin and rows of collapsed, rain-dampened beach loungers sit on deserted sand as heavy swells break across the shore under a leaden sky. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas, where it is expected to make landfall midweek. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. A couple wade ashore through churning surf as beach crew retrieve loungers, poles and netting into a Ford pickup, wooden trash bins standing along the tide line on the near-empty sand. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas, where it is expected to make landfall midweek. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. A skimboarder wipes out in the churning, wind-driven shorebreak, board flung skyward as heavy swells roll in behind. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas, where it is expected to make landfall midweek. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. Numbered wooden beach loungers, marked 228, 229 and 230, and toppled blue rental cushions sit abandoned on the deserted sand as rows of heavy swells break across the shore under a leaden sky. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. A lone beachgoer wades in the shallows as heavy swells break across an otherwise deserted shore, empty numbered wooden loungers marked 228 scattered on rain-dampened sand under a leaden sky. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. Three boarders ready their gear at the water's edge beyond long rows of rain-dampened wooden loungers stacked on otherwise deserted sand, a lone high-rise condominium tower rising through the haze. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. Wooden trash bins stand marooned in a sheet of seafoam-laced water as advancing surf floods the deserted sand, heavy swells breaking offshore under a leaden sky. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and pushed swells further up the Panhandle shore as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. A row of trash bins lines the tide line as swells wash up the sand toward Adirondack chairs, a beach volleyball net and high-rise condominium towers, while a handful of children wade in the shallows beneath a red warning flag. Though Panama City Beach sits well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and pushed swells further up the Panhandle shore as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. Numbered wooden beach loungers, marked 225 and 226, sit abandoned as advancing surf washes over the sand, seafoam pooling around their bases while heavy swells break offshore under a leaden sky. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. A red warning flag flies over a nearly empty beach fronting a high-rise condominium tower, where a row of trash bins and stacked volleyball equipment line rain-soaked sand as a few children play near vacant loungers. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto
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Panama City Beach, FL, USA. 21st Jul 2026. Numbered wooden beach loungers and toppled blue rental cushions sit abandoned on rain-dampened sand as heavy swells break offshore under a leaden sky. Though Panama City Beach lies well outside the storm's forecast track, Tropical Storm Bertha, crawling northwest across the eastern Gulf with 40 mph winds, has churned up rough seas and elevated rip-current risk along the Panhandle coast as it drifts toward Louisiana and Texas. Credit: Tosh Persons / Alamy Live News-stock-foto