The aftermath of Hurricane Isaias has left significant risks for residents in Alabama and Florida. Carbon monoxide poisoning is a major concern, as improper use of generators has already resulted in one death and four hospitalizations in Escambia County, Florida. Flooding remains a threat in parts of Florida, and private wells submerged in floodwater are considered unsafe until tested. Food safety is also a concern, as refrigerators can only keep food cold for four to six hours without power. Additionally, the use of chainsaws for debris removal poses risks of injury, and downed power lines should be treated as live to avoid electrocution.