Hurricane Helene has left a significant trail of destruction across the Southeastern United States, resulting in nearly 1.25 million power outages in South Carolina alone. The storm has caused life-threatening flooding, especially in Tennessee where dam failures are imminent. Numerous regions, including Upstate and western North Carolina, report over 770,000 customers without power, while areas of Virginia and Florida also suffer from extensive outages. Utility companies, including Duke Energy, have warned that restoration efforts will likely take multiple days. Helene's impact has traversed from Florida to the Appalachian region, leaving thousands without power and causing significant damage, including fallen trees and flooded roads. Live updates indicate that the storm's remnants continue to disrupt power across various states, leading to widespread cancellations and emergency responses as communities brace for recovery.