The storms have caused severe impacts across multiple states. In Florida, hurricane-force winds damaged buildings, caused power outages, and disrupted daily life. In Alabama, downed trees led to fatalities and property damage. North Carolina has experienced flash flooding, landslides, and river overflows, with rainfall totals reaching up to 9.57 inches (24 cm) in some areas. Southern California's coastline has been battered by high waves, leading to structural damage to homes and infrastructure. Tornadoes remain a risk in Virginia and North Carolina, while life-threatening surf and rip currents persist along the Gulf and southeastern Atlantic coasts. Residents in affected areas face significant challenges, including power outages, property damage, and potential evacuations.