Alaska Residents Still Under Water After Major Flooding Hit the Coast
Find out what is happening in Alaska after Typhoon Halong hit the state in early October, prompting record-breaking flooding along the coast.
KIPNUK, ALASKA - The remote Alaskan village of Kipnuk is grappling with the devastating aftermath of severe flooding caused by the remnants of Typhoon Halong. New footage released by The Weather Channel on October 15, 2025, reveals a landscape transformed by rising waters, with homes damaged and essential infrastructure submerged under a sea of mud and debris. Local residents are facing immense challenges, as estimates indicate that over 1,500 people from indigenous communities have lost their homes. The video captures scenes of widespread destruction, showing collapsed structures and personal belongings scattered across the inundated terrain. "This is all that remains of the entire village of Kipnuk," a caption in the video states, underscoring the catastrophic impact. The situation remains critical, with meteorologists warning of additional storms approaching the region, potentially exacerbating the already dire conditions for the displaced residents. Relief efforts are expected to be complex given the remote location and ongoing weather threats.
Find out what is happening in Alaska after Typhoon Halong hit the state in early October, prompting record-breaking flooding along the coast.
