Masters 'assessing' impact of Hurricane Helene to course as Augusta, Ga., community suffers 'catastrophic' damage
At 5:37 a.m. on Sept. 27, National Weather Service equipment at Augusta Regional Airport, which sees a massive influx of private jets for the Masters each spring, recorded a hurricane-force wind gust of 82 mph. A short while later, observations from the location ceased, suggesting the monitoring equipment had been rendered inoperable by the storm.
Augusta Utilities is holding giving updates on post-storm recovery efforts during a news conference Sunday morning.
Power crews are hard at work in North Augusta trying to restore power to homes as quickly as possible. Mayor Briton Williams ...
Augusta residents are using social media to show the aftermath of Helene, which left significant damage and power outages in ...
Augusta joined other local communities in ordering a curfew as the city grapples with hazards from a direct hit by Category 1 ...
North Augusta had major damage city-wide after tropical storm Helene swept through Thursday night. Many said it's the worst ...
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More than 220,000 Augustans are without power after Hurricane Helene barreled through the area Friday morning. The Category 4 ...
Leaders in Augusta and other communities grappling with recovery from Hurricane Helene are urging people to conserve water – but they disavow rumors going around that they’ll shut off water use after ...
At least 21 deaths in the CSRA are blamed on Hurricane Helene, including five young kids. The deaths span the CSRA, including Richmond, Aiken, Saluda, Washington, Columbia and McDuffie counties.
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