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Hurricane Helene’s storm surge struck Florida fast and hard when it slammed into Gulf Coast communities last week with a wall of water rising in some areas to 8-feet (2.5 meters) within minutes. (AP Video by David Fischer and Mike Carlson)
CLEARWATER, Fla. — As Hurricane Helene sent Gulf waters surging through the streets of Clearwater Beach, it left many of the barrier island’s residents with nothing.
Clearwater Memorial Causeway was left covered in debris after Hurricane Helene brought serious impacts to the Bay Area. (Courtesy: City of Clearwater) Fire crews battled a large fire in South Pasadena, just one of the many calls they responded to late Thursday and early Friday.
A week ago, Helene was plowing into Florida, thrashing cities and towns on the Gulf Coast while millions of people ahead of the hurricane’s path were dealing with rains that preceded even more rain.
Hurricane Helene’s surge battered the southern end of Davis Islands, leaving a spray of driftwood, dead palm fronds, foam and trash stuck in the chain-link fence at Peter O. Knight Airport.
WUSF. The after-effects of Hurricane Helene in Safety Harbor, including the pier at Safety Harbor Waterfront Park, which was destroyed. The Category 4 storm was predicted to cause catastrophic storm surge across Florida's west coast. Photos from around the region show the flooding that ensued.
Thousands of residents along the Tampa Bay area’s beachside communities were told to leave Wednesday morning as Hurricane Helene threatened potentially record-breaking surge of more than five...
Hurricane Helene made landfall near Perry, Florida, as a Category 4 storm with 140 mph sustained winds and higher gusts. It’s the strongest hurricane on record to slam into Florida’s Big...
Hurricane Helene left behind high winds, flooding and outages across Florida. Here’s a look at the aftermath of Helene on Friday morning, organized by distance from where the storm made...
The death toll across six states soared to 128 Monday, days after Helene made landfall in Florida as a monstrous Category 4 hurricane. Almost 2 million customers still don’t have power.