The aftermath of Hurricane Helene has underscored a devastating reality; weather disasters extend far beyond their initial impact, wreaking long-term havoc on communities, systems, and resources.
Ricardo Seijo emphasizes the time-consuming struggle to source household water after the storm, noting, 'Sourcing water for household use takes a remarkable amount of time, like way more than one would think.'
Living without running water for nearly three weeks was unimaginable for Asheville residents, who now face the daunting prospect of no safe drinking water for another two and a half months.
The physical destruction from Hurricane Helene, including severely damaged water systems and ongoing challenges for residents, reveals the complex realities of preparing for climate-induced disasters.
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