Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin declared a State of Emergency for Virginia in preparation for Hurricane Helene. According to a post on the Governor of Virginia‘s Facebook page, on Wednesday, September 25,

Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Wednesday declared a state of emergency for the commonwealth of Virginia in anticipation of impacts from Hurricane Helene later this week. Although the current storm path places its center west of Virginia,

The storm’s center was near Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula on Wednesday, the U.S. National Hurricane Center said, and it was expected to intensify and grow in size as it crosses the Gulf

Governor Glenn Youngkin has declared a state of emergency for Virginia in anticipation of impacts from Hurricane Helene this week.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin declared the State of Emergency even though Helene is not expected to impact much of the state, if at all.

Governor Glenn Youngkin declared a state of emergency for Virginia on Wednesday in anticipation of the impacts of Hurricane Helene later this week.

Governor Glenn Youngkin announced Wednesday that he would be declaring a state of Emergency for the Commonwealth in anticipation of impacts from Hurricane Helene.