Saltwater is making electric cars blow up after Hurricane Helene

Saltwater is making electric cars blow up after Hurricane Helene

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Hurricane Helene wipes small town ‘off the map’ in Florida

“I’ve been in Florida all my life. My entire life, and it’s never been this bad. But I’m still alive and everyone I love is still alive, so I’m grateful to God for sparing us.”

Fellow Floridians need our help in aftermath of Hurricane Helene

We are fortunate here in The Villages and surrounding area to have escaped the wrath of Hurricane Helene. Many of our fellow Floridians were not so lucky. Read more: Fellow Floridians need our help in aftermath of Hurricane Helene

FEMA Announces Federal Disaster Assistance For Florida Following Hurricane Helene

Federal disaster assistance has been approved for Florida to support recovery efforts in areas impacted by Hurricane Helene. This assistance, authorized by President Joe Biden, will provide various forms of aid to affected individuals and communities in 17 designated counties. Available Assistance for Individuals Residents… FEMA Announces Federal Disaster Assistance For Florida Following Hurricane Helene

Gallery: Hurricane Helene Aftermath

At least 65 dead in Hurricane Helene aftermath - New York Times Post

Hurricane Helene made landfall as a Category 4 storm on Thursday night, Sept. 26, 2024, in Florida’s Big Bend region. At least 65 people are dead, many from fallen trees, as the storm makes its way across the U.S. Southeast. Millions are still without power as widespread destruction is left behind in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and more. President Biden approved a major disaster declaration for Florida on Sunday, Sept. 29. Melissa Sue Gerr…