The ninth named storm of the year is headed for the Florida coastline, but unlike its predecessor, Hanna, this time the pronunciation isn’t as clear — at least to non-native Spanish speakers.
The ninth named storm of the year is headed for the Florida coastline, but unlike its predecessor, Hanna, this time the pronunciation isn’t as clear — at least to non-native Spanish speakers. But no sweat — we’re here to explain just how to say the newly formed hurricane’s name. Hurricane Isaias is pronounced ees-ah-EE-ahs, according to the Atlantic Basin Storm Name Pronunciations guide. WFTV Meteorologist Irene Sans tweeted a video on just how to say it. Here you go! I got y’all! ????????@sbowerswx @wxbrad https://t.co/Ca27uLAc3A pic.
