In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Southeast is grappling with significant devastation. Over a million residents in Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina are still without power five days after the storm wreaked havoc, uprooting trees and damaging the electrical infrastructure. The recovery efforts are ongoing as communities work to restore electricity and assess the full extent of the damage caused by the hurricane.

**Tropical Weather Update: Millions Affected by Helene's Aftermath as Flooding Persists** The remnants of Hurricane Helene are gradually fading, yet millions of residents in the Southeast are still experiencing power outages. Authorities have issued warnings about unprecedented river flooding that continues to impact areas in southern Appalachia.