TAMPA, Fla. -- Now that Helene is no more, Floridians have had some time to really get a grasp of the destruction left behind in its wake. One way to see just how bad it was is to take a look at the Florida coastline from the eye of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's satellite. Below you will be able to use a slider to be able to see images taken well before Hurricane Helene (Google Earth) and after.
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