In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, President Biden has actively surveyed the extensive damage across several states, including Georgia, Florida, and North Carolina, where the death toll has tragically surpassed 200. During his visits, Biden emphasized the need to put ‘politics aside’ as he announced federal support and deployed 1,000 active-duty troops to aid recovery efforts. Significant flooding in Asheville, North Carolina raised questions among meteorologists about the extremity of the situation. As Biden and Vice President Harris witnessed the devastation firsthand, they reassured communities that the nation stands with them in their recovery, with promises of assistance from FEMA and military support. Despite the urgency of the situation, Biden's visit faced mixed reactions, and tensions arose as he criticized misinformation regarding the federal response. However, his administration remains committed to providing aid as the country grapples with the devastating effects of climate change, which he warns will lead to increasingly severe storms.