Dozens of Mid-South heroes are headed toward Hurricane Dorian right now. Tennessee Task Force One got the call from FEMA Friday afternoon.

Last year, Florence and Michael combined to kill more than 100 Americans and cost nearly $50 billion in damage.

A Florida woman opened up her back yard to 24 people who lost their homes in the devastating hurricane to help them get back on their feet.

The recent wedding of a police officer and a firefighter took place on the slab where the bride’s house used to be before it was lost to Hurricane Michael.

There were 15 named storms, eight hurricanes and two major hurricanes in 2018.

Residents of hurricane-ravaged Mexico Beach are returning home for the first time since Michael, but some are finding no home to return to

In Florida, determining how many people were killed in Hurricane Michael's rampage is proving somewhat elusive

Nearly all the structures on the base sustained significant damage on Wednesday, the base said, impacted by Hurricane Michael’s Category 4 winds and, in some cases, its storm surge.

Search-and-rescue teams find body in Florida Panhandle town nearly wiped out by Hurricane Michael; authorities express little doubt death toll will rise as searchers continue their work

People across the South who were hit by Michael's path have begun the long road to recovery after the storm tore through the region this week.

An official says a search-and-rescue team has found a body in Mexico Beach area, raising to 14 the death toll around the South from Michael

Gulf Specimen Marine Lab is home to more than 200 species of sea life, just one reason why Cypress Rudloe, the lab’s executive director, rushed back to Panacea on Wednesday night to rescue them.

The death toll has risen to six people in Michael's path. Hundreds of thousands are without power in Alabama, Georgia and Florida as the storm makes its way up the East Coast.

The Category 1 storm has brought a life-threatening storm surge and catastrophic winds to Florida, where one death has been reported. Now the hurricane tears through Georgia.

Hurricane Michael is so bad, Waffle House - which never closes - actually closed some restaurants.

Watch live from Panama City as Hurricane Michael comes ashore as a strong Category 4 storm.

Surfline.com has set up live cameras along the Florida Coast. Watch as this monster hurricane comes ashore.

A Florida sheriff’s office puts up a friendly trespass warning to keep storm-chasing weatherman away from their part of the state as Hurricane Michael approaches.

As Hurricane Florence crept toward the North Carolina coast two weeks ago, internet users were glued to the Frying Pan Tower ocean cam watching the storm pummel an American flag with intense winds and rain.

One bakery owner says a year after Maria hit Puerto Rico that you have to keep working, and do it with love.

The storm crept towards the Carolina coast one week ago, and much of the impacts residents were bracing for could be seen on the camera.

The hospital said the two have known each other for more than 20 years, but Hewett proposed this weekend in the hospital.

Shannon Krueger and her daughters reached out to lineman in their area and offered to do their laundry.

Moose Mustafa, a resident of Pasco County, Florida, has been assisting with flood operations in Brunswick County this week.

Rivers in North and South Carolina have reached or will reach flood levels in coming days, possibly leading to more deaths caused by Florence.

The moment the tornado tore the building’s roof off was captured on video. Debris swirled overhead as the twister moved through the area along Hull Street near between Genito and Courthouse roads.

Historic and likely catastrophic flooding is expected, as dams and levees threaten to fail and rivers have not yet crested across the Carolinas.

NBC12 viewers have sent numerous videos and photos as tornadoes ripped through Central Virginia on Monday afternoon.

The Cajun Navy first emerged in 2005, in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, to rescue folks caught in the storm’s floodwaters.

It happened just north of Chesterfield on Highway 145 North near Jimmy Creek.

A woman fled Florence from Myrtle Beach, SC to Sarasota, FL, and a stranger bestowed an act of kindness in a parking lot.

Officials say the biggest worry in coming days is the flooding of inland rivers across North and South Carolina and Virginia.

Wilmington police were told by management of a Family Dollar to stand down after receiving reports of looting at the store Saturday afternoon.

Tropical Storm Florence is moving slowly inland and south, causing catastrophic flooding over North and South Carolina.

Florence, now downgraded to a tropical storm, claimed fives lives in North Carolina as it pounds the region with destructive winds, life-threatening storm surge, dangerous surf, torrential rainfall, flooding and the potential for tornadoes.

A Florida man defied hurricane-force winds in nothing but his skivvies, banging his head and waving the American flag to the Slayer song “Raining Blood."

According to a press release, the offer is available from Sept. 14 through Sept. 17 for postpaid and prepaid customers who reside in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia and Virginia, and are in the direct path of the storm.

The impact of Florence will be widespread, with forecasters saying the biggest concerns are the hurricane's torrential rainfall, life-threatening storm surge and potential for flash flooding.

President Donald Trump is rejecting the official death toll from Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico, arguing without evidence that "3,000 people did not die" and calling it a move by Democrats to make him look bad.

An Atlantic City casino owner says he'll take in people fleeing the powerful hurricane due to strike the East Coast this week.

The path of the storm affects homes of more than 5 million people, and more than 1 million have been ordered to evacuate. The storm is about 300 miles wide and will bring epic flooding.

Hurricane Florence is moving toward the Carolinas and could end up one of the costliest in American history when all is said and done.

The Baton Rouge Police Department, Behind the Line, and Back the Blue collected truckloads of donations for Texas during Hurricane Harvey and now, the leftovers are going to help others.

Watch the surf become increasingly dangerous from Surfline.com as Hurricane Florence barrels towards the Carolinas.

Forecasters expect Hurricane Florence to make landfall in the Carolinas as a dangerous category 4 hurricane by early Friday morning.

It’s rare for major hurricanes to hit the Carolinas. But with Florence headed that way, here’s a look back at how similar storms have impacted the states.

Hurricane Florence is currently a powerful Category 4 hurricane and is expected to make a dangerous impact once it makes landfall along the coast of the southeast U.S. later this week.

One of the first steps to being prepared for a hurricane or other disaster is making an emergency kit.

Florence explodes into potentially catastrophic Category 4 hurricane, closes in on North and South Carolina

Hurricane Isaac is the fifth hurricane of the season, three of which are currently in the Atlantic.

University of North Carolina at Wilmington urges students to leave campus by Monday for a safer location with Florence still hundreds of miles away

Three storms, two of which are named, are currently spinning in the Atlantic.

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MIAMI (AP) - Tropical Storm Ernesto sloshed rather than slammed ashore - surprising forecasters by failing to strengthen Tuesday as it approached Florida and providing relief to hurricane-weary residents.

Hurricane Wilma punished Mexico's Caribbean coastline for a second day Saturday, ripping away storefronts, peeling back roofs and forcing tourists and residents trapped in hotels and shelters to scramble to higher floors.

Hurricane Wilma knifed through Florida with winds up to 125 mph Monday, shattering windows in skyscrapers, peeling away roofs and knocking out power to 6 million people, with still a month left to go in the busiest Atlantic storm season on record.

The fearsome core of Hurricane Wilma slammed into the island of Cozumel on Friday, starting a long, grinding march across Mexico's resort-studded coastline, where thousands of stranded tourists hunkered down in shelters and hotel ballrooms.

Because of the hurricane, there are hundreds, probably thousands of families stranded in the Mid-South. Many will be enrolling their kids in school. Buying needed school supplies will be difficult. You can help by donating school supplies to Operation KARE.