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Right now, here is the audio cast of Hurricane Helene's deadly warning.

Music deadly warning. The full extent of Hine's destructive toll, just now coming into focus. All of a sudden we get a notice that says the dam is at critical level.

Get the high ground immediately.

The water started gushing down the side of the mountain.

He was found right along the bank. This is not

how anybody deserved to go. The whole community is just destroyed. Everything's gone. Drawing on a

decade of reporting on disasters and their aftermath. This is Laura Sullivan. NPR correspondent Laura

Sullivan investigates America's continuing vulnerability to climate change-related storms.

You've had several major storms in the past couple decades.

What makes you think a storm like this won't happen again?

There's no guarantee a storm like this won't happen again, but I think everything is a risk.

The cost to society, to our country for these storm events is astronomical.

Now on Frontline, Hurricane Helene's deadly warning.

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