Hurricane Helene was the 'deadliest hurricane' in the U.S. since Katrina in 2005, NHC report finds
The National Hurricane Center released a full tropical cyclone report on Hurricane Helene, just six months after it made ...
Nearly six months later, NOAA’s final Helene report shows its power, devastation
Helene grew to a tropical storm on Sept. 25 and the next day became Hurricane Helene, making landfall 10 miles southwest of ...
Helene ‘the deadliest hurricane … since Katrina’: NHC
The major storm made landfall in the Big Bend region of Florida on Sept. 26, 2024, before going on to devastate Appalachia.
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National Weather Service releases final report of Hurricane Helene
Hurricane Helene came ashore in the big bend region of Florida as a category 4 hurricane with sustained winds of about 135 ...
Acting head of FEMA says his parents in Florida received hurricane aid denial letter
FEMA’s acting administrator says his own parents have received a letter denying hurricane recovery aid — with his name on it.
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Most Shocking Things From Hurricane Helene's Final Report
Hurricane Helene was the deadliest tropical cyclone in the continental U.S. in 19 years and ranks among the nation's ...
Acting head of FEMA says his parents in Florida received denial letter
FEMA’s acting administrator says his own parents have received a letter denying hurricane recovery aid — with his name on it.
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National Hurricane Center releases final report on Hurricane Helene
Nearly six months after Hurricane Helene brought historic rainfall, winds, and damage to much of the Southeast, the National ...
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Six months after Hurricane Helene, Georgia farmers say they need help. And fast
The storm caused an estimated $5.5 billion in damage to Georgia’s agriculture and forestry industries, the biggest sector of the state’s economy.
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Trump wants states to handle disasters. States aren’t prepared
President Trump says he's thinking of getting rid of the country's disaster response agency, FEMA. States say they can't ...
Report on Florida insurers' big payments to 'affiliates' fuels push to change lawsuit rules
Who's at fault for Florida's insurance woes? A new report could change the diagnosis and fuel a push to change current lawsuit laws.
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Drought in Southwest Florida expected to strengthen in short term as wildfires burn all around
In 2024, in which nearly every category of weather that can occur in Florida set a record, one didn’t: drought. Dry ...