Parts of the U.S. Southeast are strggling to recover from the damage inflicted by powerful Hurricane Helene Massive rains brought by Hurricane Helene have left many people stranded or homeless as the cleanup begins from the monster tempest that killed at least 64 people.

Rescuers are still searching for survivors after heavy rain and wind from Hurricane Helene devastated south-eastern US, leaving more than 60 people dead, destroying homes and causing power outages for millions.

Southeastern U.S. states started a massive cleanup and recovery effort on Sunday after winds, rain and storm surges from Hurricane Helene snuffed out power for millions, destroyed roads and bridges and caused catastrophic flooding from Florida to Virginia.

Click here to track the latest with power outages in the Southeast from Helene. Thousands are still without power in Georgia as the region begins its recovery after Hurricane Helene left a path of destruction through the southeast.

Georgia Power Company and Dominion Energy have restored power for some of their combined 2.7 million customers served by Monday at noon. Winds of 140 mph and flooding rain blasted the two states as the storm made landfall on Thursday and diminished into a tropical depression.