Thu, 18 Sep, 2003 - 23:53
Nearly a million people were without electricity on America’s east coast tonight as hurricane Isabel slammed ashore.
Waves 40ft high and 100mph winds lashed the coastline as the storm passed over land, dumping up to 10in of rain in its wake.
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