Alaska is reeling from the aftermath of Typhoon Halong, which has caused catastrophic flooding and extensive damage across western coastal villages. Hundreds of residents have been evacuated as homes washed away, with harrowing reports emerging of individuals trapped inside their floating homes. The devastation has led to the displacement of thousands, with local shelters overwhelmed and recovery efforts hampered by the scale of the disaster. Satellite imagery has revealed the sheer extent of the destruction, prompting state officials to activate emergency measures and request federal assistance. As communities begin to assess the damage, volunteers are stepping in to aid both residents and pets affected by the floods. With the potential for long-term displacement, the road to recovery appears daunting, and many are left without homes to return to.