Scientists predict storms like Helene will become stronger, more common

Floodwaters inundate the Biltmore Village area of Asheville after Helene moved through western North Carolina. (CNN Newsource)

Southern states are experiencing the effects of what was once Hurricane Helene. More than 20 deaths have been linked to the storm. North Carolina experienced heavy downpours, flash foods, and strong winds. Millions were left without power.

We’re joined by UNC Professor Rick Luettich from Morehead City. Professor Luettich is the Director of the Center for Natural Hazards Resilience. Among other things, his research focuses on storm surge modeling, which is used for risk analysis and real-time forecasting.

 

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