High winds and torrential rain poured on Alabama's Gulf Coast and the Florida panhandle. Despite the category 2 hurricane having been downgraded to a tropical depression at landfall, it still managed to wreak havoc, taking down power lines and turning streets into rivers, which swallowed up homes. The slow crawling storm dumped four months' worth of rain on parts of Florida within four hours and still threatens much of the southeastern US.Various non-profit organizations are responding to assist first responders, displaced residents and to help with long-term recovery. To support all the organizations, click on the button above or click Read More – Source
High winds and torrential rain poured on Alabama's Gulf Coast and the Florida panhandle. Despite the category 2 hurricane having been downgraded to a tropical depression at landfall, it still managed to wreak havoc, taking down power lines and turning streets into rivers, which swallowed up homes. The slow crawling storm dumped four months' worth of rain on parts of Florida within four hours and still threatens much of the southeastern US.Various non-profit organizations are responding to assist first responders, displaced residents and to help with long-term recovery. To support all the organizations, click on the button above or click Read More – Source
