By Adriana Navarro
Toppled trees (click here) and mass power outages plagued much of the Northeast on Wednesday after Tropical Storm Isaias tore inland a day earlier, spreading flooding rain, damaging winds and tornadoes along the Eastern Seaboard -- and killing at least nine in the U.S.
By Tuesday afternoon, at least six possible tornadoes had already spun up in Delaware and another in New Jersey, according to the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center (SPC). The tornadoes follow the destruction stirred up farther south, giving a preview of what Isaias still had to offer as a tropical storm....
