Chilly Days Ahead as Elizabethton Recovers from Hurricane Helene

Chilly Days Ahead as Elizabethton Recovers from Hurricane Helene

Hey there, Elizabethton! Get ready for a mix of cloudy skies and some potential snow flurries as we head into the weekend. That’s right, folks! Starting out a bit dreary today with highs around 38°F, we could see partial sunshine pop out later in the day. But don’t forget your jackets, as the winds will be blowing in from the west at around 10 to 15 mph. Tonight, temperatures are expected to drop, landing around 19°F, so make sure to bundle up!

Winter-Ready Resources for Residents

Hurricane Helene. The Disaster Resource Center is up and running, and it’s here to help anyone affected by the recent storms. Located at the Betsytowne Center, 1749 Highway 19E, the center is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday to Saturday. If you or someone you know is still trying to bounce back, this is a great place to start!

A Helping Hand for Storm Recovery

Inside the center, there’s a treasure trove of resources. Whether you need help with housing, food, or just someone to talk to, the dedicated team is ready to assist. They understand the unique challenges that many residents are facing post-storm, and they’re here to make sure nobody feels alone in their recovery journey.

In addition to the resources provided by the Disaster Resource Center, there are also ongoing efforts from local organizations aimed at supporting families and individuals affected by the storm. This could range from financial assistance to food drives and essential supplies, all geared toward getting our community back on its feet.

Make Use of the Resources

If you haven’t yet, it might be a good time to stop by the Disaster Resource Center to see what’s available for you. You never know what could be beneficial—specially designed programs, informational sessions, or even just the comforting presence of others going through a similar situation. That’s what community is all about! So don’t hesitate to reach out; let’s support each other!

Stay Informed and Stay Warm!

As the weather continues to shift towards winter, keep an eye on those temperatures! It may be cold now, but we’re all in this together, and warmer days will eventually return. Anyone interested in hearing more about what’s happening in Elizabethton can sign up for email notifications directly to your desktop for updates. Just make sure you check your settings and let your friends know to stay in the loop as well.

And when you step out to enjoy the brisk air, take a moment to look around your beautiful town. Elizabethton has so much to offer, even in the chill of winter, whether it’s the warming glow of community spirit or the cozy corners of local businesses ready to serve you a warm drink. So gear up, stay warm, and remember, help is just around the corner.

Stay safe, Elizabethton! We’ve got this!


Author: HERE Bristol

HERE Bristol

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