Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Wednesday declared a state of emergency for the commonwealth of Virginia in anticipation of impacts from Hurricane Helene later this week. Although the current storm path places its center west of Virginia,

Forecasters warned residents along Florida’s Gulf coast of potential Hurricane Helene, which is expected to form in the next 48 hours and track toward an area somewhere between Tampa and Pensacola late in the week.

Governor Glenn Youngkin has declared a state of emergency for Virginia in anticipation of impacts from Hurricane Helene this week.

Governor Glenn Youngkin announced Wednesday that he would be declaring a state of Emergency for the Commonwealth in anticipation of impacts from Hurricane Helene.

South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster declared a state of emergency Wednesday ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Helene, which is projected to make landfall along the Florida panhandle Thursday evening. The declaration activates South Carolina’s emergency plan.

Governor Glenn Youngkin has declared a state of emergency for Virginia in anticipation of impacts from Hurricane Helene this week.

The Virginia Department of Emergency Management (VDEM) is preparing for the impending arrival of Hurricane Helene, which has prompted Gov. Glenn Youngkin to declare a state of emergency.

Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin declared a State of Emergency for Virginia in preparation for Hurricane Helene. According to a post on the Governor of Virginia‘s Facebook page, on Wednesday, September 25,

Governor Glenn Youngkin declared a state of emergency in Virginia before Hurricane Helene. “Even though the largest impacts of Helene are predicted to the south and west of us, we cannot ignore the fact that we have had significant flooding events arise from pre-cursory rain events and outer bands from tropical systems that drop locally heavy rainfall leading to flooding,