Recent misinformation surrounding Hurricane Helene and the impending Hurricane Milton has created significant challenges for recovery efforts in the Southeast. Retired General Michael Flynn and others have propagated false claims regarding weather manipulation by the Department of Defense, garnering millions of views on social media, while fact-checking efforts struggle to keep pace with the rapid spread of these narratives. The misinformation has also been politicized, with figures like Donald Trump leveraging it to criticize the Biden administration's response, which has compounded distrust in federal agencies like FEMA. Experts warn that this misinformation could deter disaster survivors from seeking aid and exacerbate political tensions ahead of the upcoming elections. Additionally, the misuse of AI-generated content has further distorted public understanding of the situation, prompting organizations like the Red Cross to launch educational campaigns against false narratives. As cities prepare for extreme weather events, the integration of advanced technology, such as drones, is being tested, despite public reluctance towards surveillance measures.