Good morning, Pensacola.

A giant tree crashed through the home of a retired nurse on Friday at 7:30 p.m. during Hurricane Isaias in Pensacola, damaging the roof and a room while leaving her and her seven medically fragile children safe with cleanup underway Saturday.

Hurricane Isaias hit near Destin on Oct.

10, leaving over 450,000 without power in several Panhandle counties. Search and rescue teams began efforts last night, and officials continue to assess damage as residents start recovery work.

On Saturday morning, residents in Navarre and Gulf Breeze assessed storm damage from Hurricane Isaias.

Homes had missing siding yet remained structurally sound while overturned campers and fallen trees led to road clearance efforts by local crews plus state teams.

Following Hurricane Isaias, trees and powerlines fell in several Pensacola neighborhoods, including East Pensacola Heights.

Updates will follow as local teams check the damage.

Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin on Oct.

9 as a Category 2 storm that damaged buildings and left 900,000 without power, with damage photos showing impact in Pensacola + surrounding areas. Officials reported one unconfirmed death in Escambia County and another in Birmingham.