Hurricane Helene just swept its way through the East Coast, leaving damage and flooding, and sadly deaths, in its wake. And the area is already gearing up for another tropical system that could potentially form later this week and hit the area that's already been battered.
Yet, while everyone picks up the pieces of their lives, gets ready for another hit, and cleans up the damage created, an unseen risk is also gearing up for further cause for concern. No, I'm not talking about all the displaced alligators or pythons that are now roaming the streets, backyards, or garages of the southern states. Rather, I'm talking about electric vehicles that have been flooded by the salty waters of the Atlantic.
