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Helene Aftermath: NC Recovery 3 Months Later
Meteorology Matters analyzes the lingering impacts of Hurricane Helene, three months after its devastating sweep through western North Carolina in September 2024. We examine the storm's enduring consequences on infrastructure, tourism, community life, and recovery efforts.
Devastation and Destruction
Hurricane Helene, a Category 4 storm upon landfall in Florida, brought catastrophic flooding and landslides to the mountainous region of western North Carolina. Vivid imagery from the sources depicts the extent of the damage
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