How Hurricane Helene became a monster storm

undefined 1, 2024

Hurricane Helene, a massive storm, hit the southeastern U.S., killing over 100 and leaving many missing. Power outages affect millions, with areas like Asheville, NC, struggling for resources. The storm's unusual size, intensity, and speed, fueled by warm waters and climate conditions, led to devastating wind, storm surge, and flooding. Helene's rapid inland movement spread the damage, impacting regions less prepared for hurricanes. Climate change likely contributed, making future storms more dangerous.

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