Tropical Storm Isaac Path Hit Florida and Haiti

Florida residents along the coast of the Gulf of Mexico warned that tropical storm Isaac will soon be heading their region with hurricanes strength of second class.
Tropical Storm Isaac hit a series of small islands in the southern peninsula of Florida on Sunday with wind speed 95 km or more per hour.

U.S. National Hurricane Agency says , hurricanes is likely to turned back to the west and continues to grow stronger. Weather officer predicted the storm will turn into hurricanes second class after the Gulf of Mexico and will struck New Orleans, in the states of Louisiana, with wind speeds of 177 km per hour.

Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal Sunday afternoon called on residents living in coastal areas to evacuate.

A day earlier, Tropical Storm isaac toward Cuba after hit Haiti on Sat (25/8). Haitian officials reported that the storm has killed at least three people, breaking down some building structures and triggering floods.