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The powerful storm that slammed into northern Florida as a Category 4 hurricane on Thursday night has been downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves across the southeast. Hurricane Helene made landfall around 10 miles west of Perry, Florida, at 11:10 p.m. ET, Fox Weather reported. Helene set the record for the strongest hurricane to hit Florida’s Big Bend, the area of the state where the panhandle meets the peninsula. As the storm moved inland into Alabama and Georgia, it weakened to a tropical storm. Helene, however, remains dangerous, causing flooding and high winds that knocked out power for nearly one million customers in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. That’s in addition to the over 1.2 million customers without power in Florida, CNN reported. At least three storm-related deaths have been reported as of early Friday morning, and around 25 people in Atlanta have been rescued from flooding, authorities told CNN. ATLANTA WATER RESCUES: Fire crews conducting water rescues as neighbors in Peachtree Park apartments evacuate due to rising flood waters from Peachtree Creek. Full report starting at 4:00 pic.twitter.com/bT0o9IktH0 — Lindsay Tuman (@LindsayOnTV) September 27, 2024 Florida, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia have all declared states of emergency over Helene, with authorities warning of catastrophic flooding. As of Friday morning, Tropical Storm Helene was centered just east of Macon, Georgia, and moving northward at 30 mph, according to The Weather Channel. The storm is expected to bring high winds and potential flash flooding to Tennessee and Kentucky and parts of Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and West Virginia later on Friday. The east coasts of North and South Carolina are also at an increased risk of tornadoes on Friday. Videos posted to social media showed the massive damage caused by Hurricane Helene in Florida. Footage of Cedar Key, Florida, posted by a storm chaser showed water nearly reaching the roofs of some houses as waves and high wind battered others. Insane footage of storm surge coming from Cedar Key, FL. Please continue to pray for those in the path of Hurricane Helene. #Helene #HurricaneHelene pic.twitter.com/rU6MSAmUNq — James Jinnette (@james_jinnette1) September 27, 2024 Florida saw extreme flooding as far south as Maderia Beach — near Tampa — as video showed water rising in the lobby of a resort. Really bad flooding going on in Maderia Beach area. This is the lobby of the All Season Resort. Stay safe out there! Get the latest on #Helene -> https://t.co/qyo9QUAXi9  Couresy: Randy Paradine pic.twitter.com/U6ycY2DQRz — Spectrum Bay News 9 (@BN9) September 27, 2024

Rigatoni the Cat is celebrating his birthday, and you know what that means: a single french fry! That’s right. This adorable cat has a special birthday tradition. His dad heads over to Raising Cane’s and buys a pack of french fries, sparing one single fry in celebration of his little feline friend. Rigatoni could not be more excited. @noodleboyrig Happy birthday bubba #catsoftiktok #siamese #raisingcanes @Raising Cane’s ♬ Head Empty – Tsundere Twintails This Siamese cat is living in the lap of luxury, feasting on his french fry in celebration of another year around the Sun. Over 150,000 people have liked this short clip of Rigatoni going to town on his snack — and for good reason. I think we’ve all felt that way chowing down on a salty, greasy treat. Yum, yum, yum! Personally, I’m surprised that Rigatoni doesn’t enjoy a piece of pasta, as his namesake would suggest. But alas — french fry it is! What do people think? There are some mixed opinions when it comes to Rigatoni the Cat’s preferred birthday meal. Some viewers were a bit resistant to the choice of restaurant. “Poor boy, they got the soggiest and least seasoned fries,” said one viewer, sad at the idea that Rigatoni could be fed a disappointing fry. But his dad quickly responded, clarifying that the lack of seasoning helps to make sure it doesn’t bother his little belly. Fair enough! This image is from TikTok. Most of TikTok was thrilled to observe this cat hoover the french fry. “The way he SNATCHED that fry,” commented one fan, loving Rigatoni’s enthusiasm. “I wish I could have a Raising Cane’s French fry on my birthday,” said another, envious of Rigatoni’s celebration. I personally enjoyed, very much, watching Rigatoni have a fabulous, salty birthday. It’s not easy being a house cat — so many naps to catch up on and treats to munch! Rigatoni is a well-deserving fella and I couldn’t be happier to see him thriving. The featured image for this post is from TikTok. The post This Cat Is All Of Us When We Order Fries At The Drive-Thru appeared first on InspireMore.

There’s much to love about older homes. They often have features rarely seen today, and this tends to add so much charm and character. Odds are, these are just some of the reasons that Josh and Liv found themselves drawn to an older home. In the end, they went with one that was built in the 1960s. Although it isn’t in the best condition, their plan is to renovate it. As you might imagine, doing so comes with lots of unexpected hurdles. Despite knowing the challenges that come with buying an old home, this couple never would have expected this recent discovery. In their kitchen, completely hidden from sight, they found a trapdoor to the basement. But here’s the real kicker: Neither Josh or Liv knew that this basement even existed! Learn more, and get a tour of the massive basement, in the video below. @joshandlivhomereno We couldn’t believe it! Can you guess what else we have found?? #houserenovation #renovationproject #firsthome #dreamhome #ukreno #homeimprovement #fixerupper #diy #basement #unexpected ♬ original sound – Josh & Liv In Their Newly Bought Home, This Couple Discovers a Hidden Trapdoor to a Basement They Didn’t Even Know Existed Despite having the house inspected, it seems the basement remained unknown. Even the previous owners didn’t mention this space — and boy is there a lot of it! Based on the tour the couple gives in the video, it seems the space covers nearly the entirety of the house. What a wild discovery! At the end of the video, the couple alludes to a discovery they made in the basement. Unfortunately, they reveal in another video that there’s asbestos down there. According to many comments, it seems there are safe ways to remove it — but we’ll have to wait for more updates to find out what the couple plans to do with this newly revealed space! “What a find, a house under a house, please update on any renovations you decide to do,” someone shares in the comments, with another adding, “As an introvert, I’d be turning that into a living space to hide from unannounced visitors.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post New Homeowners Discover Hidden Trapdoor To Basement They Didn’t Know They Had! appeared first on InspireMore.

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The oldest traces of fermented dairy ever discovered were recently found in western China’s Tarim Basin, dating back 3,600 years. A DNA analysis shows that rather than being cheese, as the physical profile of the sample suggested, it was actually solidified kefir. Kefir is a type of fermented milk that offers a great way of […] The post Dairy Samples from 3,600-yo Mummies Reveal Precise Origins of Kefir in the Human Diet appeared first on Good News Network.