Over 90 People Confirmed Dead In Hurricane Helene.

The devastation of Hurricane Helene, as inclement weather tore through the southeastern USA, claimed at least 90 lives.

Hurricane Helene ripped through North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, and Virginia, causing massive damage as 90 people has so far been confirmed dead.

Millions of people were left without power supply, and roads were left in ruins after the hurricane completely flooded some towns.

Hurricane Helene impacted Florida’s Gulf Coast on September 26 before making its way up the coast, affecting six states.

30 people were confirmed dead in North Carolina, South Carolina reported that 25, while Georgia stated 17, and Florida reported 11 deaths, according to the governors of those states.

According to some insurers, the estimated damages from the hurricane that ravaged the region over the past several days may range from between $15 billion and more than $100 billion.

The weather drastically affected all manner of living, including knocking out cellphone towers and causing rippling effects throughout the water systems, communications, and transportation routes.

It is widely anticipated that the death total and property loss will grow.

According to the White House, President Joe Biden plans to visit the areas affected by the hurricane this week once it is clear that he can do so without disrupting emergency services.

Referring to the tragedy and mayhem left behind, the president told reporters, “It’s tragic. You saw the photographs.

It’s stunning.” Both presidential candidates, Vice President Kamal Harris and former President Donald Trump are anticipated to stop by the region in the coming weeks to address residents.