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Storms may have met their match in communities strengthened by new technology and smart planning. Unwind / Shutterstock.com
Hurricane Helene’s path of destruction across the eastern U.S. is another reminder of how tropical tempests can uproot homes — and lives — overnight. As the U.S. population has grown and more people have chosen to live in harm’s way, larger numbers of homeowners face the threat of destructive storms. Unfortunately, many communities are not up to the task of surviving hurricane-force winds.
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