Helene Kills 150 in North Carolina
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At least 50 people died in and around Asheville , a tourism haven known for its art galleries, breweries and outdoor activities.
More than 150,000 households have registered for assistance with the Federal Emergency Management Agency .
The storm unleashed the worst flooding in a century in North Carolina .
Nearly 2 million ready-to-eat meals and a million liters of water have been sent to the hardest-hit areas.
Climate change has exacerbated conditions that allow such storms to thrive, a meteorologist says.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee flies to the eastern part of that state to survey damage.
At least 36 people have been killed in South Carolina since Hurricane Helene hit.
Tropical Storm Kirk is churning in the eastern Atlantic Ocean and is expected to become a hurricane late Tuesday .
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