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During Hurricane Helene's wrath along the Gulf coast on Thursday, an Indian Rocks Beach surfer paddled toward the screams of people crying out for help from their flooded homes.
Among the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene and the countless stories of loss and hardship, one particular tragedy is under investigation after the deaths of several workers at a plastics company in East Tennessee.
In the video, the camper can be seen being carried through the waters of the New River in the town before it is swept over the waterfall and completely disappears from view.
When a South Carolina father realized he might miss his daughter's wedding due to impassable roads after Helene, he made a remarkable decision to journey 17 miles through storm debris to walk his daughter down the aisle.
The couple's granddaughter called 911 with concern for the pair due to her grandfather being on an oxygen supply and her 85-year-old grandmother having mobility issues.
The Sun emitted the strongest solar flare in seven years Thursday, and space weather forecasters are watching to see what impacts this event has on Earth, including displays of the Northern Lights and implications for the power grid, radio communications and GPS.
The ingredients for the potential Gulf system are coming into focus, though it's looking less likely that it will turn into an organized tropical depression or tropical storm.
Embers of doubt have been extinguished as Hawaii officials determine the official cause of the devastating Lahaina wildfire last year that claimed at least 102 lives and caused significant damage.
Skies finally cleared over North Carolina on Wednesday, offering a glimpse of the devastation left behind by Hurricane Helene.
A disturbed area of weather in the Gulf of Mexico will make for an extended period of squally weather for the Florida Peninsula. The heaviest rainfall is expected to be from the Interstate 4 corridor and southward, where a widespread area could see 4-6 inches of rainfall over the next week. Conditions will be similar to that of a norâeaster with heavy rainfall, blustery winds and erosion along beaches.