#hurricanehelene — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #hurricanehelene, aggregated by home.social.
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https://www.europesays.com/unitedstates/4950/ NC-11 candidates offer competing ‘mountain values’ in unique ads • NC Newsline #11thCongressionalDistrict #2026Elections #ChrisCooper #ChuckEdwards #DCCC #HeleneRecovery #HurricaneHelene #JamieAger #JenniferBalkcom #NRCC #PoliticalCampaigns #PoliticalParties #SecondAmendment #WesternNorthCarolina
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Guajiro parks food truck, debuts brick-and-mortar Cuban restaurant https://www.diningandcooking.com/restaurants/33057/ #Asheville #AshevilleCottonMillStudios #CubanCafe #CubanCafes #CubanRestaurant #CubanRestaurants #Food #FoodTruck #Guajiro #HurricaneHelene #Restaurant #RiverArtsDistrict #SeraphinMorejon #TropicalStormHelene
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Guajiro parks food truck, debuts brick-and-mortar Cuban restaurant https://www.diningandcooking.com/restaurants/33057/ #Asheville #AshevilleCottonMillStudios #CubanCafe #CubanCafes #CubanRestaurant #CubanRestaurants #Food #FoodTruck #Guajiro #HurricaneHelene #Restaurant #RiverArtsDistrict #SeraphinMorejon #TropicalStormHelene
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The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/27/the-assembly-after-the-flood-came-the-lies/ -
The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/27/the-assembly-after-the-flood-came-the-lies/ -
The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/27/the-assembly-after-the-flood-came-the-lies/ -
The Assembly (NC): After the Flood Came the Lies. “Disinformation—the deliberate spreading of falsehoods—about malicious intentions or neglect on the part of emergency management agencies became one of the key storylines after Helene. Debunking rumors added strain to an overburdened agency communications apparatus… and clogged social media, taking attention away from the lifesaving […]
https://rbfirehose.com/2026/09/27/the-assembly-after-the-flood-came-the-lies/ -
FOX Weather Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen Stops Live Broadcast to Rescue Woman From Flooded Car
Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen wades through chest-deep floodwater to carry a driver to safety during a live broadcast.Dear Cherubs, when a live weather report suddenly includes someone screaming for help from a sinking car, the usual broadcast priorities tend to rearrange themselves rather quickly. That is exactly what happened in Atlanta on September 27, 2024, when FOX Weather meteorologist Bob Van Dillen abandoned his live shot and entered dangerous floodwater to rescue a trapped woman.
THE BROADCAST TAKES A TURN
Van Dillen was reporting from the Atlanta area during Hurricane Helene when he heard a woman crying for help from a vehicle that had become trapped in rapidly rising water near Peachtree Creek.
According to NPR and Georgia Public Broadcasting, the woman had driven onto a flooded road before dawn and became trapped as the water rose around her car. Her screams could be heard during Van Dillen’s live television report.
Van Dillen initially called 911 and told the woman that help was coming. But after several minutes, the situation became increasingly urgent. The woman was still inside the vehicle, strapped into her seatbelt, while floodwater continued to rise.
At that point, Van Dillen made a decision that was considerably more important than finishing a weather segment: he went to help her.
THE RESCUE
Video from the broadcast shows Van Dillen wading through chest-deep floodwater toward the stranded vehicle. According to Georgia Public Broadcasting, the car door was difficult to open because of the water pressure, so Van Dillen instructed the woman to lower a window.
He then released her seatbelt, pulled her from the vehicle and carried her through the floodwater on his back.
The rescue was particularly dangerous because moving floodwater can be unpredictable, and even apparently shallow water can conceal hazards or exert significant force. This was not exactly a stroll across a mildly damp car park.
Van Dillen later told reporters that the water was warmer than he had expected, although he was still freezing afterward. The woman was reportedly unharmed but cold.
After reaching safety, Van Dillen gave her his shirt and helped her into another vehicle while they waited for emergency responders and her husband. Her husband subsequently arrived and thanked him.
The remarkable part is that Van Dillen himself appeared almost embarrassed by the attention. Rather than turning the moment into a personal victory lap, he redirected attention toward the much larger flooding emergency affecting Atlanta.
According to FOX 5 Atlanta, the city experienced its first-ever Flash Flood Emergency that morning. The National Weather Service had warned of life-threatening flooding as exceptionally heavy rainfall associated with Helene moved through the region.
The footage became widely shared because it captured something television rarely gets to show quite so plainly: a person hearing another person’s distress and deciding that the camera could wait.
Weather reporting suddenly became secondary. Human instinct took over.
And for once, “breaking news” meant something very literal.Sources:
Associated Press — https://apnews.com/article/43210a704c5a90114168cadacca6da8e
Georgia Public Broadcasting — https://www.gpb.org/news/2024/09/27/meteorologist-in-atlanta-rescued-woman-helene-floodwaters-on-camera
FOX 5 Atlanta — https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/fox-meteorologist-rescue-woman-floodwaters-atlanta.amp
The Washington Post — https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/climate-environment/fox-weather-reporter-rescues-woman-during-live-report/2024/09/27/bf6014b7-fa78-441c-8f66-af82f2b8dadd_video.html
The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers #atlantaFlooding #bobVanDillen #breakingNews #extremeWeather #floodRescue #foxWeather #Heroism #hurricaneHelene #meteorologist #news #trueStories #viral #ViralVideo -
FOX Weather Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen Stops Live Broadcast to Rescue Woman From Flooded Car
Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen wades through chest-deep floodwater to carry a driver to safety during a live broadcast.Dear Cherubs, when a live weather report suddenly includes someone screaming for help from a sinking car, the usual broadcast priorities tend to rearrange themselves rather quickly. That is exactly what happened in Atlanta on September 27, 2024, when FOX Weather meteorologist Bob Van Dillen abandoned his live shot and entered dangerous floodwater to rescue a trapped woman.
THE BROADCAST TAKES A TURN
Van Dillen was reporting from the Atlanta area during Hurricane Helene when he heard a woman crying for help from a vehicle that had become trapped in rapidly rising water near Peachtree Creek.
According to NPR and Georgia Public Broadcasting, the woman had driven onto a flooded road before dawn and became trapped as the water rose around her car. Her screams could be heard during Van Dillen’s live television report.
Van Dillen initially called 911 and told the woman that help was coming. But after several minutes, the situation became increasingly urgent. The woman was still inside the vehicle, strapped into her seatbelt, while floodwater continued to rise.
At that point, Van Dillen made a decision that was considerably more important than finishing a weather segment: he went to help her.
THE RESCUE
Video from the broadcast shows Van Dillen wading through chest-deep floodwater toward the stranded vehicle. According to Georgia Public Broadcasting, the car door was difficult to open because of the water pressure, so Van Dillen instructed the woman to lower a window.
He then released her seatbelt, pulled her from the vehicle and carried her through the floodwater on his back.
The rescue was particularly dangerous because moving floodwater can be unpredictable, and even apparently shallow water can conceal hazards or exert significant force. This was not exactly a stroll across a mildly damp car park.
Van Dillen later told reporters that the water was warmer than he had expected, although he was still freezing afterward. The woman was reportedly unharmed but cold.
After reaching safety, Van Dillen gave her his shirt and helped her into another vehicle while they waited for emergency responders and her husband. Her husband subsequently arrived and thanked him.
The remarkable part is that Van Dillen himself appeared almost embarrassed by the attention. Rather than turning the moment into a personal victory lap, he redirected attention toward the much larger flooding emergency affecting Atlanta.
According to FOX 5 Atlanta, the city experienced its first-ever Flash Flood Emergency that morning. The National Weather Service had warned of life-threatening flooding as exceptionally heavy rainfall associated with Helene moved through the region.
The footage became widely shared because it captured something television rarely gets to show quite so plainly: a person hearing another person’s distress and deciding that the camera could wait.
Weather reporting suddenly became secondary. Human instinct took over.
And for once, “breaking news” meant something very literal.Sources:
Associated Press — https://apnews.com/article/43210a704c5a90114168cadacca6da8e
Georgia Public Broadcasting — https://www.gpb.org/news/2024/09/27/meteorologist-in-atlanta-rescued-woman-helene-floodwaters-on-camera
FOX 5 Atlanta — https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/fox-meteorologist-rescue-woman-floodwaters-atlanta.amp
The Washington Post — https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/climate-environment/fox-weather-reporter-rescues-woman-during-live-report/2024/09/27/bf6014b7-fa78-441c-8f66-af82f2b8dadd_video.html
The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers #atlantaFlooding #bobVanDillen #breakingNews #extremeWeather #family #fiction #floodRescue #foxWeather #Heroism #hurricaneHelene #love #meteorologist #news #shortStory #trueStories #viral #ViralVideo #writing -
FOX Weather Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen Stops Live Broadcast to Rescue Woman From Flooded Car
Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen wades through chest-deep floodwater to carry a driver to safety during a live broadcast.Dear Cherubs, when a live weather report suddenly includes someone screaming for help from a sinking car, the usual broadcast priorities tend to rearrange themselves rather quickly. That is exactly what happened in Atlanta on September 27, 2024, when FOX Weather meteorologist Bob Van Dillen abandoned his live shot and entered dangerous floodwater to rescue a trapped woman.
THE BROADCAST TAKES A TURN
Van Dillen was reporting from the Atlanta area during Hurricane Helene when he heard a woman crying for help from a vehicle that had become trapped in rapidly rising water near Peachtree Creek.
According to NPR and Georgia Public Broadcasting, the woman had driven onto a flooded road before dawn and became trapped as the water rose around her car. Her screams could be heard during Van Dillen’s live television report.
Van Dillen initially called 911 and told the woman that help was coming. But after several minutes, the situation became increasingly urgent. The woman was still inside the vehicle, strapped into her seatbelt, while floodwater continued to rise.
At that point, Van Dillen made a decision that was considerably more important than finishing a weather segment: he went to help her.
THE RESCUE
Video from the broadcast shows Van Dillen wading through chest-deep floodwater toward the stranded vehicle. According to Georgia Public Broadcasting, the car door was difficult to open because of the water pressure, so Van Dillen instructed the woman to lower a window.
He then released her seatbelt, pulled her from the vehicle and carried her through the floodwater on his back.
The rescue was particularly dangerous because moving floodwater can be unpredictable, and even apparently shallow water can conceal hazards or exert significant force. This was not exactly a stroll across a mildly damp car park.
Van Dillen later told reporters that the water was warmer than he had expected, although he was still freezing afterward. The woman was reportedly unharmed but cold.
After reaching safety, Van Dillen gave her his shirt and helped her into another vehicle while they waited for emergency responders and her husband. Her husband subsequently arrived and thanked him.
The remarkable part is that Van Dillen himself appeared almost embarrassed by the attention. Rather than turning the moment into a personal victory lap, he redirected attention toward the much larger flooding emergency affecting Atlanta.
According to FOX 5 Atlanta, the city experienced its first-ever Flash Flood Emergency that morning. The National Weather Service had warned of life-threatening flooding as exceptionally heavy rainfall associated with Helene moved through the region.
The footage became widely shared because it captured something television rarely gets to show quite so plainly: a person hearing another person’s distress and deciding that the camera could wait.
Weather reporting suddenly became secondary. Human instinct took over.
And for once, “breaking news” meant something very literal.Sources:
Associated Press — https://apnews.com/article/43210a704c5a90114168cadacca6da8e
Georgia Public Broadcasting — https://www.gpb.org/news/2024/09/27/meteorologist-in-atlanta-rescued-woman-helene-floodwaters-on-camera
FOX 5 Atlanta — https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/fox-meteorologist-rescue-woman-floodwaters-atlanta.amp
The Washington Post — https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/climate-environment/fox-weather-reporter-rescues-woman-during-live-report/2024/09/27/bf6014b7-fa78-441c-8f66-af82f2b8dadd_video.html
The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers #atlantaFlooding #bobVanDillen #breakingNews #extremeWeather #family #fiction #floodRescue #foxWeather #Heroism #hurricaneHelene #love #meteorologist #news #shortStory #trueStories #viral #ViralVideo #writing -
FOX Weather Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen Stops Live Broadcast to Rescue Woman From Flooded Car
Meteorologist Bob Van Dillen wades through chest-deep floodwater to carry a driver to safety during a live broadcast.Dear Cherubs, when a live weather report suddenly includes someone screaming for help from a sinking car, the usual broadcast priorities tend to rearrange themselves rather quickly. That is exactly what happened in Atlanta on September 27, 2024, when FOX Weather meteorologist Bob Van Dillen abandoned his live shot and entered dangerous floodwater to rescue a trapped woman.
THE BROADCAST TAKES A TURN
Van Dillen was reporting from the Atlanta area during Hurricane Helene when he heard a woman crying for help from a vehicle that had become trapped in rapidly rising water near Peachtree Creek.
According to NPR and Georgia Public Broadcasting, the woman had driven onto a flooded road before dawn and became trapped as the water rose around her car. Her screams could be heard during Van Dillen’s live television report.
Van Dillen initially called 911 and told the woman that help was coming. But after several minutes, the situation became increasingly urgent. The woman was still inside the vehicle, strapped into her seatbelt, while floodwater continued to rise.
At that point, Van Dillen made a decision that was considerably more important than finishing a weather segment: he went to help her.
THE RESCUE
Video from the broadcast shows Van Dillen wading through chest-deep floodwater toward the stranded vehicle. According to Georgia Public Broadcasting, the car door was difficult to open because of the water pressure, so Van Dillen instructed the woman to lower a window.
He then released her seatbelt, pulled her from the vehicle and carried her through the floodwater on his back.
The rescue was particularly dangerous because moving floodwater can be unpredictable, and even apparently shallow water can conceal hazards or exert significant force. This was not exactly a stroll across a mildly damp car park.
Van Dillen later told reporters that the water was warmer than he had expected, although he was still freezing afterward. The woman was reportedly unharmed but cold.
After reaching safety, Van Dillen gave her his shirt and helped her into another vehicle while they waited for emergency responders and her husband. Her husband subsequently arrived and thanked him.
The remarkable part is that Van Dillen himself appeared almost embarrassed by the attention. Rather than turning the moment into a personal victory lap, he redirected attention toward the much larger flooding emergency affecting Atlanta.
According to FOX 5 Atlanta, the city experienced its first-ever Flash Flood Emergency that morning. The National Weather Service had warned of life-threatening flooding as exceptionally heavy rainfall associated with Helene moved through the region.
The footage became widely shared because it captured something television rarely gets to show quite so plainly: a person hearing another person’s distress and deciding that the camera could wait.
Weather reporting suddenly became secondary. Human instinct took over.
And for once, “breaking news” meant something very literal.Sources:
Associated Press — https://apnews.com/article/43210a704c5a90114168cadacca6da8e
Georgia Public Broadcasting — https://www.gpb.org/news/2024/09/27/meteorologist-in-atlanta-rescued-woman-helene-floodwaters-on-camera
FOX 5 Atlanta — https://www.fox5atlanta.com/news/fox-meteorologist-rescue-woman-floodwaters-atlanta.amp
The Washington Post — https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/climate-environment/fox-weather-reporter-rescues-woman-during-live-report/2024/09/27/bf6014b7-fa78-441c-8f66-af82f2b8dadd_video.html
The Thisclaimer logo blends a classic warning symbol with a brain icon to represent critical thinking, curiosity, and thoughtful disclaimers #atlantaFlooding #bobVanDillen #breakingNews #extremeWeather #family #fiction #floodRescue #foxWeather #Heroism #hurricaneHelene #love #meteorologist #news #shortStory #trueStories #viral #ViralVideo #writing -
‘Neighbors feeding neighbors’: Western NC food bank sees growing need 2 years after Helene :: WRAL.com https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/32943/ #FoodBanks #HurricaneAftermath #HurricaneHelene #NorthCarolina #NorthCarolinaDining #NorthCarolinaFood #NorthCarolinaGroceryStores #NorthCarolinaRestaurants #WesternNC
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‘Neighbors feeding neighbors’: Western NC food bank sees growing need 2 years after Helene :: WRAL.com https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/32943/ #FoodBanks #HurricaneAftermath #HurricaneHelene #NorthCarolina #NorthCarolinaDining #NorthCarolinaFood #NorthCarolinaGroceryStores #NorthCarolinaRestaurants #WesternNC
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‘Neighbors feeding neighbors’: Western NC food bank sees growing need 2 years after Helene :: WRAL.com https://www.diningandcooking.com/us/32943/ #FoodBanks #HurricaneAftermath #HurricaneHelene #NorthCarolina #NorthCarolinaDining #NorthCarolinaFood #NorthCarolinaGroceryStores #NorthCarolinaRestaurants #WesternNC
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24-Sep-2026
Hurricane Helene deposited nearly one-fifth of annual #microplastics at one #NorthCarolina site
Microplastics are often linked to urban areas near roads and development, but a new study shows that wind and rain carry them from the #atmosphere into remote headwaters — a process intensified by major #storms such as #HurricaneHelene. -
24-Sep-2026
Hurricane Helene deposited nearly one-fifth of annual #microplastics at one #NorthCarolina site
Microplastics are often linked to urban areas near roads and development, but a new study shows that wind and rain carry them from the #atmosphere into remote headwaters — a process intensified by major #storms such as #HurricaneHelene. -
24-Sep-2026
Hurricane Helene deposited nearly one-fifth of annual #microplastics at one #NorthCarolina site
Microplastics are often linked to urban areas near roads and development, but a new study shows that wind and rain carry them from the #atmosphere into remote headwaters — a process intensified by major #storms such as #HurricaneHelene. -
24-Sep-2026
Hurricane Helene deposited nearly one-fifth of annual #microplastics at one #NorthCarolina site
Microplastics are often linked to urban areas near roads and development, but a new study shows that wind and rain carry them from the #atmosphere into remote headwaters — a process intensified by major #storms such as #HurricaneHelene. -
Stein unveils long-term economic recovery plan for WNC
As the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Helene approaches on Sept. 27, Democratic Gov. Josh Stein and the Governor’s…
#Economy #fema #GROWNC #hurricanehelene #northcarolina #NorthCarolinaGov.JoshStein #stategovernment #WesternNorthCarolinaEconomicRecoveryPlan
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Stein unveils long-term economic recovery plan for WNC https://www.byteseu.com/2396674/ #economy #FEMA #GROWNC #HurricaneHelene #NorthCarolina #NorthCarolinaGovJoshStein #StateGovernment #WesternNorthCarolinaEconomicRecoveryPlan
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Gastonia rally puts Trump, Whatley focus on crime and economy
President Donald Trump visited Gastonia Wednesday, Sept. 16, to attend a campaign rally for U.S. Senate candidate Michael…
#Economy #DonaldTrump #hurricanehelene #MichaelWhatley #northcarolina #RoyCooper #TrumpTower
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Gastonia rally puts Trump, Whatley focus on crime and economy https://www.byteseu.com/2372590/ #DonaldTrump #economy #HurricaneHelene #MichaelWhatley #NorthCarolina #RoyCooper #TrumpTower
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https://www.fogolf.com/1389274/why-the-biltmore-championship-means-so-much-to-jt-poston/ Why the Biltmore Championship Means So Much to JT Poston #AshevilleGolf #AshevilleRecovery #BiltmoreChampionship #GolfInterview #HurricaneHelene #JTPoston #JtPoston #JtPostonInterview #MemorialTournament #MountainGolf #NorthCarolinaGolf #PGAOfficialWorldGolfRanking #PGARanking #PgaTour #PgaTourChanges #TenGolf #TheCliffsAtWalnutCove #WesternCarolinaUniversity
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Free music performances restart at Paris Mountain State Park
GREENVILLE — The fall performance series Music in the Woods has returned to Paris Mountain State Park two…
#France #FR #Europe #EU #Paris #greenvillenews #hurricanehelene #musicinthewoods #parismountainstatepark #stagerebuild
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https://www.alojapan.com/1534846/dhs-chief-mayorkas-spends-under-six-hours-in-helene-hit-nc-before-grabbing-sushi-at-dc-nobu-complete-failure/ DHS chief Mayorkas spends under six hours in Helene-hit NC before grabbing sushi at DC Nobu: ‘Complete failure’ #Democrats #DepartmentOfHomelandSecurity #HurricaneHelene #JapaneseRestaurant #JapaneseRestaurantsInWashington #NorthCarolina #politics #republicans #UsHouseOfRepresentatives #UsNews #Washington #WashingtonDc Something’s fishy about this. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas spent less than six hours visiting h
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https://www.alojapan.com/1534846/dhs-chief-mayorkas-spends-under-six-hours-in-helene-hit-nc-before-grabbing-sushi-at-dc-nobu-complete-failure/ DHS chief Mayorkas spends under six hours in Helene-hit NC before grabbing sushi at DC Nobu: ‘Complete failure’ #Democrats #DepartmentOfHomelandSecurity #HurricaneHelene #JapaneseRestaurant #JapaneseRestaurantsInWashington #NorthCarolina #politics #republicans #UsHouseOfRepresentatives #UsNews #Washington #WashingtonDc Something’s fishy about this. Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas spent less than six hours visiting h
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Devastation, doubt and blame: Hurricane Helene looms over North Carolina’s US Senate race https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/aug/24/north-carolina-senate-race-hurricane-helene #UsMidtermElections2026 #NorthCarolina #UsSenate #HurricaneHelene #Democrats #Republicans #UsPolitics #UsNews #Environment #UsWeather
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Devastation, doubt and blame: Hurricane Helene looms over North Carolina’s US Senate race https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/aug/24/north-carolina-senate-race-hurricane-helene #UsMidtermElections2026 #NorthCarolina #UsSenate #HurricaneHelene #Democrats #Republicans #UsPolitics #UsNews #Environment #UsWeather
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Devastation, doubt and blame: Hurricane Helene looms over North Carolina’s US Senate race https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2026/aug/24/north-carolina-senate-race-hurricane-helene #UsMidtermElections2026 #NorthCarolina #UsSenate #HurricaneHelene #Democrats #Republicans #UsPolitics #UsNews #Environment #UsWeather
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Devastation, doubt and blame: Hurricane Helene looms over North Carolina’s US Senate race
By Chris Stein in Marshall, North CarolinaThe Democratic and the Republican candidate each blame the other for the bungled recovery effort after storm struck region
#USmidtermelections2026 #NorthCarolina #USSenate #HurricaneHelene #Democrats #Republicans #USpolitics #USnews #Environment #USweather #TheGuardian #ChrisSteininMarshall #NorthCarolina
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Devastation, doubt and blame: Hurricane Helene looms over North Carolina’s US Senate race
By Chris Stein in Marshall, North CarolinaThe Democratic and the Republican candidate each blame the other for the bungled recovery effort after storm struck region
#USmidtermelections2026 #NorthCarolina #USSenate #HurricaneHelene #Democrats #Republicans #USpolitics #USnews #Environment #USweather #TheGuardian #ChrisSteininMarshall #NorthCarolina
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C.Crane Interview: Radio During Hurricane Helene
https://swling.com/blog/2026/08/c-crane-interview-radio-during-hurricane-helene/
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C.Crane Interview: Radio During Hurricane Helene
https://swling.com/blog/2026/08/c-crane-interview-radio-during-hurricane-helene/
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C.Crane Interview: Radio During Hurricane Helene
https://swling.com/blog/2026/08/c-crane-interview-radio-during-hurricane-helene/
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C.Crane Interview: Radio During Hurricane Helene
https://swling.com/blog/2026/08/c-crane-interview-radio-during-hurricane-helene/
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"Tis The Season" #Hurricanes The #NationalHurricaneCenter is monitoring two areas in the Atlantic for potential tropical development. Listen how #AmateurRadio #HamRadio played a role with how Mr. @qrper Thomas #K4SWL, dealt with the destruction of #hurricaneHelene
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"Tis The Season" #Hurricanes The #NationalHurricaneCenter is monitoring two areas in the Atlantic for potential tropical development. Listen how #AmateurRadio #HamRadio played a role with how Mr. @qrper Thomas #K4SWL, dealt with the destruction of #hurricaneHelene
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"Tis The Season" #Hurricanes The #NationalHurricaneCenter is monitoring two areas in the Atlantic for potential tropical development. Listen how #AmateurRadio #HamRadio played a role with how Mr. @qrper Thomas #K4SWL, dealt with the destruction of #hurricaneHelene
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"Tis The Season" #Hurricanes The #NationalHurricaneCenter is monitoring two areas in the Atlantic for potential tropical development. Listen how #AmateurRadio #HamRadio played a role with how Mr. @qrper Thomas #K4SWL, dealt with the destruction of #hurricaneHelene
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‘Need to rein in spending’: NC lawmakers advance proposed $34 billion state budget :: WRAL.com
North Carolina’s proposed new state budget won initial approval Wednesday in the first of round of voting on…
#NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #America #destinhall #Education #GeneralAssembly #HurricaneHelene #NCCapitol #NorthCarolinapolitics #PhilBerger #statebudget #UnitedStatesofAmerica
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‘Need to rein in spending’: NC lawmakers advance proposed $34 billion state budget :: WRAL.com
North Carolina’s proposed new state budget won initial approval Wednesday in the first of round of voting on…
#UnitedStates #US #USA #america #DestinHall #education #generalassembly #hurricanehelene #NCCapitol #NorthCarolinapolitics #PhilBerger #statebudget #unitedstatesofamerica #USnews #USAnews
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Stein presents new Helene federal funding request https://www.byteseu.com/2094953/ #APPLocal&StatePolitics #DC #HurricaneHelene #LocalPolitics #News #NorthCarolina #Politics #ReubenJones #washington
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Drought turns southeastern US into ‘tinderbox’ as wildfires rage https://www.byteseu.com/1980941/ #Climate #ClimateChange #ClimateDisasters #drought #Georgia #GlobalWarming #HurricaneHelene #PrescribedBurns #WeatherWhiplash #Wildfires
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Georgia blaze shows how climate change has led to more wildfires in the East
Often considered more a problem for western North America, wildfires are becoming more intense, frequent and damaging in…
#Climate #ClimateChange #Climate-Change #carissawonkka #climatechange #deadtree #east #fuel #Georgia #globalwarming #hurricanehelene #morefire #nicknauslar #number #Problem #TON #university #victoriadonovan #west
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#HurricaneHelene #NorthCarolina #FEMA
From AP News.com: Mullin pledges progress on disaster relief during his first official trip as DHS secretary
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#HurricaneHelene #NorthCarolina #FEMA
From AP News.com: Mullin pledges progress on disaster relief during his first official trip as DHS secretary
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DHS secretary calls for US states to lead disaster response instead of Fema https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/07/dhs-secretary-state-fema-disaster-response #TrumpAdministration #NorthCarolina #HurricaneHelene #UsNews #UsPolitics #ExtremeWeather #ClimateCrisis #KristiNoem
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DHS secretary calls for US states to lead disaster response instead of Fema https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/07/dhs-secretary-state-fema-disaster-response #TrumpAdministration #NorthCarolina #HurricaneHelene #UsNews #UsPolitics #ExtremeWeather #ClimateCrisis #KristiNoem
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DHS secretary calls for US states to lead disaster response instead of Fema https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/07/dhs-secretary-state-fema-disaster-response #TrumpAdministration #NorthCarolina #HurricaneHelene #UsNews #UsPolitics #ExtremeWeather #ClimateCrisis #KristiNoem
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DHS secretary calls for US states to lead disaster response instead of Fema https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/apr/07/dhs-secretary-state-fema-disaster-response #TrumpAdministration #NorthCarolina #HurricaneHelene #UsNews #UsPolitics #ExtremeWeather #ClimateCrisis #KristiNoem
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The Masters: Augusta's Familiar Face, Underneath Recent Scars
How did Hurricane Helene change the Masters golf course in Augusta, Georgia? See the new views on hole 10 and 11 for the April 10-13 tournament.
#Masters2024, #AugustaNational, #HurricaneHelene, #GolfChanges, #MastersCourse
https://newsletter.tf/masters-2024-hurricane-helene-augusta-changes/
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The Masters: Augusta's Familiar Face, Underneath Recent Scars
How did Hurricane Helene change the Masters golf course in Augusta, Georgia? See the new views on hole 10 and 11 for the April 10-13 tournament.
#Masters2024, #AugustaNational, #HurricaneHelene, #GolfChanges, #MastersCourse
https://newsletter.tf/masters-2024-hurricane-helene-augusta-changes/
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Augusta National lost many trees from Hurricane Helene, changing the look of holes 10 and 11 for the 2024 Masters. This is different from last year's course.
#Masters2024, #AugustaNational, #HurricaneHelene, #GolfChanges, #MastersCourse
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Augusta National lost many trees from Hurricane Helene, changing the look of holes 10 and 11 for the 2024 Masters. This is different from last year's course.
#Masters2024, #AugustaNational, #HurricaneHelene, #GolfChanges, #MastersCourse
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https://www.europesays.com/africa/92073/ Penguins waddle into the Florida Capitol to stand against extinction #Africa #CoralReefs #EndangeredSpecies #exhibit #extinction #flood #FloridaAquarium #FloridaCapitol #habitats #HurricaneHelene #HurricaneMilton #iucn #Namibia #NOAA #Penguins #SouthAfrica #storm
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BPR: Winter brings a fight to stay warm for those displaced by Helene and living in RVs
"...Most recreational vehicles are not built for winter weather. In freezing temperatures the water lines that supply the campers can freeze up. Because the RVs sit about two feet above the ground and lack insulation, the temperature inside can match the temperature outside – and wind makes it colder...."
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BPR: Winter brings a fight to stay warm for those displaced by Helene and living in RVs
"...Most recreational vehicles are not built for winter weather. In freezing temperatures the water lines that supply the campers can freeze up. Because the RVs sit about two feet above the ground and lack insulation, the temperature inside can match the temperature outside – and wind makes it colder...."
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BPR: Winter brings a fight to stay warm for those displaced by Helene and living in RVs
"...Most recreational vehicles are not built for winter weather. In freezing temperatures the water lines that supply the campers can freeze up. Because the RVs sit about two feet above the ground and lack insulation, the temperature inside can match the temperature outside – and wind makes it colder...."
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BPR: Winter brings a fight to stay warm for those displaced by Helene and living in RVs
"...Most recreational vehicles are not built for winter weather. In freezing temperatures the water lines that supply the campers can freeze up. Because the RVs sit about two feet above the ground and lack insulation, the temperature inside can match the temperature outside – and wind makes it colder...."
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How the climate crisis showed up in Americans’ lives this year: ‘The shift has been swift and stark’ https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/dec/31/climate-crisis-guardian-readers #UsNews #ClimateCrisis #Biodiversity #Environment #ExtremeHeat #HurricaneHelene #Hurricanes #ExtremeWeather #California #EndangeredSpecies #EndangeredHabitats #Conservation #Wildlife #Animals #WestCoast