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A tornado spawned by Hurricane Milton struck precisely among some of those most vulnerable to natural disasters — elderly people and those who live in manufactured housing. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

Three months after Hurricane Helene ravaged a N.C. town, the residents who remain are experiencing an endless series of personal and collective traumas. Sarah Kaplan Brady Dennis Julia Wall Hannah Yoon and Alice Li wapo.st/4grntoZ

Here in Altadena on El Molino Ave, houses are erupting into flames one by one and firefighters don’t have enough resources to stop them. This family rushed back to try to save their grandmothers’ house by putting out the fire next door with buckets and neighbors’ garden hoses.

Much of the Pacific Palisades neighborhood in Los Angeles is gone. wapo.st/3C0PUei incredible on the ground reporting from Brianna Sacks

‘There was nothing you could do:’ The two days when fire swallowed Los Angeles from Reis Thebault and Joshua Partlow in Pacific Palisades wapo.st/4h5mric

An insurance crisis was already brewing in L.A. Then the fires hit. Anna Phillips Sarah Kaplan wapo.st/40drgz0

‘No one has a home’: What fire took from one California neighborhood from Joshua Partlow in Altadena wapo.st/40uP8Q0

Hi LA fam. I am hurting and traumatized like you are. These fires have taken so much The The Washington Post and I are doing an audio project and want to hear you on loss, heartbreak, shock, fear, anything If you’re game, plz record a voice memo and 📧➡️ [email protected]

Why Los Angeles was unprepared for this fire wapo.st/3WdhuvP

Without power or water, two Altadena neighbors remain amid the wreckage, living in homes that are somehow still standing. From Joshua Partlow in Altadena wapo.st/4agKZmc

A new kind of urban firestorm wapo.st/40wmLkB

‘The California dream may well be over’: Residents whose homes were damaged or destroyed in the L.A. fires brace for a long and uncertain recovery wapo.st/3E1nEc7

NEW: Visual evidence from homes that survived the #LAfires can teach us how to rebuild and prepare for the next ones. A stunning piece by Anna Phillips Niko Kommenda Alice Li Naema Ahmed Joshua Partlow Emily Wright with editing by Simon Ducroquet & Katie Zezima washingtonpost.com/weather/intera…

SCOOP, from Joshua Partlow and Scott Dance The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers colonel responsible for releasing reservoir water at Trump’s direction in January knew it wouldn’t reach Southern California as he promised, a memo obtained by The Washington Post shows washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

What went wrong the night Altadena burned wapo.st/3FtAsbU

Helene blew through nearly six months ago. North Carolina’s recovery has barely begun. wapo.st/3Fvxrb5

Greenpeace ordered to pay Dakota Access Pipeline operator $667 million in case that could destroy the group  wapo.st/4iWgWDq

I’m so thrilled that The Washington Post is a Pulitzer Prize finalist for National Reporting for our Hurricane Helene coverage, and couldn’t be prouder to have worked alongside Brady Dennis Paulina Firozi Katie Zezima and Zachary Goldfarb and others at The Post to produce it.

Extraordinarily proud of The Washington Post Climate team for its work on Hurricane Helene, which was named a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize in National Reporting. Incredible partner editors Juliet Eilperin Paulina Firozi Katie Zezima Monica Ulmanu and others pulitzer.org/finalists/22670

Incredibly proud to be part of the The Washington Post team that is a Pulitzer Prize finalist for coverage of Hurricane Helene and its aftermath in North Carolina pulitzer.org/finalists/22670