Hurricane Isaias caused temporary power outages along the Gulf Coast, particularly in the Florida Panhandle region. This is confirmed by high-resolution nighttime lighting images obtained from satellites. The images show how areas affected by the hurricane darkened during the storm's passage through the region. The data also recorded the process of power restoration after the weather system moved away from the region. The images show a relatively rapid return of lighting in the affected populated areas, indicating prompt work by utilities in mitigating the consequences of the hurricane. Such satellite observations of nighttime lighting are becoming an increasingly common tool for assessing the scale of damage from natural disasters and monitoring infrastructure recovery processes. The technology allows specialists to track power outages in near-real-time without the need for ground surveys of individual areas. Hurricane Isaias was another significant weather event of the season that affected the southern coast of the United States. Although the specific scale of destruction and number of casualties are not clarified in the text, the very fact of recording power outages underscores the severity of the hurricane's impact on the region's energy infrastructure.