Millions without power as Helene continues to flood southeastern US
Neighborhoods are underwater, dozens of people are dead and millions of Americans remain without power Saturday as Tropical Storm Helene continues to flood the southeastern United States. Helene, which made landfall as a category 4 hurricane earlier this week,
Authorities in the southeastern U.S. are coping with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, one of the costliest storms to hit the country. With a death toll of at least 47 and damages estimated up to ...
STORY: Storm Helene flooded swathes of southeastern United States as it moved inland Friday.In Tennessee, helicopters were ...
Crews in north Alabama are traveling to South Carolina and Tennessee to help with power restoration following Hurricane ...
Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc across the southeastern U.S. with 47 confirmed deaths by Saturday. Declared post-tropical on ...
The size and intensity of the storm, as well as its duration over land, must be attributed to the impact of climate change.
The Phoenix Fire Department has deployed Arizona Task Force 1 to assist with rescue and recovery efforts in the southeastern ...
The storm leveled entire towns and left at least 42 people dead. Millions were still without power, and extreme rain left a dam in Tennessee on the brink of failure.
Flooding caused by Helene has reached as far as Tennessee, prompting an imminent dam break warning and flash flood emergency.
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