Robert Ray

2 months ago | foxweather.com | Chris Oberholtz |Robert Ray

ELLIOTT, Miss. – The pre-dawn darkness in a small Mississippi town was shattered early Saturday morning as a devastating tornado ripped through the town, leaving residents to confront a nightmarish reality. The echoing tornado sirens had wailed for about 10 minutes before terror arrived, finding Robert Holman and his son, Mondello, inside their Elliott home about 100 miles north of Jackson.

2 months ago | foxweather.com | Steven Yablonski |Robert Ray

SWANANOA, N.C. – Piles of destroyed homes, businesses and other structures still litter the landscape across western North Carolina as communities in the region struggle to recover in the wake of Hurricane Helene last year. Countless people are still living in tents and other temporary housing as rebuilding efforts continue, but as winter weather moves in and temperatures plummet, it’s becoming more difficult for those who survived to keep their spirits up – but they’re not giving up hope.

2 months ago | aol.com | Steven Yablonski |Robert Ray

SWANNANOA, N.C. – Piles of destroyed homes, businesses and other structures still litter the landscape across western North Carolina as communities in the region struggle to recover in the wake of last year's Hurricane Helene. Countless people are still living in tents and other temporary housing as rebuilding efforts continue. As winter weather moves in and temperatures plummet, it’s becoming more difficult for those who survived to keep their spirits up – but they’re not giving up hope.

2 months ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Steven Yablonski |Robert Ray

SWANNANOA, N.C. – Piles of destroyed homes, businesses and other structures still litter the landscape across western North Carolina as communities in the region struggle to recover in the wake of last year's Hurricane Helene. Countless people are still living in tents and other temporary housing as rebuilding efforts continue. As winter weather moves in and temperatures plummet, it’s becoming more difficult for those who survived to keep their spirits up – but they’re not giving up hope.

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Steven Yablonski |Robert Ray

SWANNANOA, N.C. – Piles of destroyed homes, businesses and other structures still litter the landscape across western North Carolina as communities in the region struggle to recover in the wake of last year's Hurricane Helene. Countless people are still living in tents and other temporary housing as rebuilding efforts continue. As winter weather moves in and temperatures plummet, it’s becoming more difficult for those who survived to keep their spirits up – but they’re not giving up hope.