Tallahassee resident talks about Hurricane Helene damage
'I jumped up and there it was': Tallahassee resident talks about Hurricane Helene damage
HURRICANE HELENE: 'First time I've ever gotten sandbags': Tallahassee resident concerned about Hurricane Helene "We felt like we dodged a bullet, but I feel terrible for the people in Cedar Key," Shoultz said. Rescue efforts were documented in areas like Steinhatchee, where crews responded to flooding calls.
Tallahassee deals with downside of being 'tree town' after Hurricane Helene
By Friday, much of Tallahassee looked untouched by Helene's fury. Residents walked trails and sidewalks, breathing in fresh air like any other day. Others sunbathed poolside or jumped in their cars to survey damage. Some neighborhoods showed minor signs of impact, such as downed basketball hoops and tree limbs.
Tallahassee dodged the proverbial bullet, narrowly missing Hurricane Helene's eyewall — the worst of the storm's winds. ...
No damage was immediately apparent in state government buildings, including the state Capitol and governor’s mansion.
Tallahassee was spared the worst of a dangerous Category 4 Hurricane Helene that wreaked havoc from Tampa Bay to the Big Bend ...
South Florida families of students riding out storm in Tallahassee are breathing a collective sigh of relief. Yahoo Sports ...
Truchelet said Helene, which made landfall about 10 miles west-southwest of Perry, moved through western Taylor County, north through Madison County and then very close to Valdosta, Georgia.
Helene, the most powerful hurricane to strike Apalachee Bay and one that threatened Tallahassee with a direct hit, made landfall late Thursday in Taylor County.
I was alone so I was like, I mean, screw it. I'm going to put a vlog up and show people my air mattress and everything,” ...
Helene strengthened into a hurricane as it was leaving the Caribbean Sea on a path for the Big Bend area of Florida's Gulf ...
A Niles man is headed to Florida to help with the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Richard McCullough’s bags are ...
Tallahassee City Manager Reese Goad answers questions about the power restoration effort gearing up for Hurricane Helene.
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