Fort Myers residents rescued from rising floodwaters after Hurricane Helene lashes Florida
FORT MYERS BEACH, Fla. — Although Hurricane Helene came ashore in North Florida, the effects were still felt across the state. In Fort Myers Beach on Thursday night, the storm surge was high enough that multiple residents had to be rescued from rising waters.
Hurricane Helene is moving up and through the Gulf of Mexico. This blog provides the latest impacts and development in Lee ...
It's the "day after" Hurricane Helene threw a couple of punches at Lee County, but luckily not a direct hit. Many areas, in ...
As Hurricane Helene brings dangerous storm surge, high winds and flooding rain to Florida, a look at power outages around ...
Lee County offices will be closed Thursday. Employees working in emergency roles will continue in their duties. North ...
Cars were trickling off the island very slowly while driving through the remaining sea water. Street barricades ...
Lee County Public Safety's Ben Abes tells FOX 4 a short-track, suspected tornado touched down at the corner of Palm Creek Drive and Bayshore Boulevard.
Lee County is under a state of emergency as Tropical Storm Helene makes its way toward Florida. Parts of Fort Myers have been issued a storm surge watch as the coast braces for impact later ...
The Lee County Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is activated, and county staff and partners continue to work closely with state and federal partners, including the Florida Division of Emergency ...
Heavy rain bands and thunderstorms will be just offshore of the Collier County area by 5 a.m. Steady rains are expected throughout the area all day as Hurricane Helene is a large storm.
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