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Hurricane Helene caused power outages for over 1.7 million homes and businesses in the U.S. Southeast and Midwest as of Monday. The storm, which hit the Florida Panhandle on Sept. 26, killed over 100 people. Duke Energy in the Carolinas had the most outages with about 661,000 customers still without power. The company expects to restore the majority of remaining outages by Friday night.
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