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Englewood Home Hit by Tree During Hurricane Isaias, One Fatality

One person died and another was trapped when a tree crushed a home on Monterey Drive in Englewood during Hurricane Isaias early Saturday. The incident underscores the dangers inland communities face from storms.

10/11/2026 · Englewood edition

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A tree crushed a home on Monterey Drive in Englewood early Saturday, killing one resident and trapping another as Hurricane Isaias moved inland. The Englewood Fire Department responded to the incident just after midnight.

The storm brought heavy rain and strong winds to the Charlotte County area, impacting inland communities west of the Myakka River. Falling trees, saturated ground, and downed power lines pose hazards for hours after a storm makes landfall.

Residents should prepare for storm-related dangers even after the storm passes the coast. This includes inspecting trees near homes, stocking emergency kits and having a shelter plan.

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