In a Florida Beach Community, Helene Turned Homes to Rubble
The once sun-drenched community of a few dozen Gulf-side pastel homes in the small community of Dekle Beach, Fla., were largely reduced to rubble after Hurricane Helene’s triple-digit wind speeds and rising waters arrived on Thursday and tore through the area overnight.
Hurricane Helene, which slammed into Florida’s Big Bend region Thursday night as a powerful Category 4 storm, left behind ...
Taylor County Sheriff Wayne Padgett confirmed that 90% of Keaton Beach homes “are gone” in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene ...
Drone footage shows an entire block of houses gutted by Hurricane Helene in Keaton Beach, near where the storm made landfall.
Hurricane Helene is the third hurricane to hit Florida's Big Bend region in a littler over a year. Here's which towns the ...
Hurricane Helene, a massive Category 4 storm at landfall in Florida’s Big Bend, caused catastrophic storm surge, and its path ...
Taylor County Sheriff Wayne Padgett said 90% of Keaton Beach homes “are gone” in the aftermath of the storm.
Hurricane Helene predicted to pack 20-foot storm surge and winds that could either be devastating Category 3 winds or ...
Bill and Mandy Adams boarded up their home and decided to leave from Keaton Beach, Florida before Hurricane Helene arrives on.
The city’s canopy and shaded roads could become hazards as Helene brings the potential for hurricane-force winds.
The centers of Helene, Idalia and Debby crossed the coast within about 23 miles, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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