Cyclone Murasu made landfall ​along India's eastern coast, the second storm to hit the region in a week as authorities evacuated thousands of people to safety

Cyclone Murasu made landfall along India's eastern coast, the country's weather department said, the second storm to hit the region in a week as authorities evacuated thousands of people to safety

Since Hurricane Isaias made landfall, we have been working to ensure that those affected by this storm have the assistance they need to get back on their feet. We are operating seven Multi-Agency Resource Centers where Floridians can learn about available assistance and get connected with recovery resources. Thanks to our partnership with Emergency RV, we have started providing travel trailers to Floridians displaced by significant hurricane damage, so they have a safe place to live while they rebuild. We’re also committed to helping the first responders whose homes were impacted by the storm and still showed up to serve their communities. With funding from the Florida Sheriffs Association, we are providing these first responders with $5,000 each to show our gratitude. Schools in Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa and Walton counties have reopened and resumed normal operations. We’re grateful for the hard work of school teams, transportation crews, and all our partners who helped make them safe for students and staff. For more information on Hurricane Isaias resources, visit

Since Hurricane Isaias made landfall a week ago, more than 1,600 response missions have been completed. We are focused on delivering the critical supplies and resources needed to get people back on their feet and recover from this storm. We are operating 11 Points of Distribution across the Panhandle, which have given out: ✓ More than 270,000 shelf-stable meals ✓ Nearly half a million boxes of water ✓ Nearly 225,000 gallons of fuel ✓ More than 26,000 bags of ice and tarps   As recovery efforts continue, Florida has submitted a Major Disaster Declaration request to the federal government. We are requesting Public and Individual Assistance to help support Panhandle residents, local governments, and infrastructure affected by the storm.   In addition, we are now partnering with Emergency RV to provide temporary housing for Floridians displaced by Hurricane Isaias. We will be doing everything we can to help these families rebuild their homes, and in the meantime, we want them to be able to keep living in their communities with as little disruption to their daily lives as possible.

With Hurricane Isaias' landfall close, a rare extreme wind warning has been issued for more than 500,000 people in the western Florida Panhandle by The National Weather Service. Follow live updates.