IE 11 is not supported for optimal website experience, please use another browser. NBC News’ Jesse Kirsch seeks cover from Hurricane Helene’s eye wall in Perry, Florida. Helene makes landfall as Category 4 storm, strengthening to Category 3. Tallahassee’s Mayor warns it may be the most intense and destructive storm in the city’s history. The hurricane is set to cause catastrophic damage across Florida, with FEMA preparing for a multi-state event. Prior natural disasters like Ernesto and Debby have caused widespread power outages and flooding. Slow-moving Hurricane Debby drops immense rainfall and brings extreme weather conditions. Hurricane Beryl makes landfall on the Texas coast as a Category 1 storm, expected to cause flooding. NBC News reporter Jesse Kirsch dodges strong wind gusts as the eye wall of Hurricane Helene passes through Perry, Florida on September 27, 2024. Residents in South Carolina pump water out of houses due to flooding from Tropical Storm Debby. The content highlights the intensity and impact of hurricanes and tropical storms across different regions, emphasizing the need for preparedness and caution during such events.
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Reporter takes cover from Hurricane Helene eye wall in Perry, Florida
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