Anthony Wheeler (R), stands with his sister Cynthia Warren (L) at their home in Latta, South Carolina, Sept. 16, 2018. Despite the local fire department coming to evacute the neighborhood, they had refused on behalf of their bed ridden mother.

A passerby strolls the beach as some homes are nearly swept into the ocean in Vilano Beach, near St. Augustine, after Hurricane Irma exits Florida, Sept. 11, 2017.

Spectators head to Jacksonville Beach waterfront ahead of Hurricane Irma's arrival in Jacksonville Beach, Sept. 10, 2017.

A deck hand checks dock lines to his boat where will be spending the night with the rest of the crew, ahead of Hurricane Irma's arrival in Jacksonville Beach, Sept. 10, 2017.

Flooding is seen coming in from John's RIver in Downtown Jacksonville as the tail end of Hurricane Irma hits Jacksonville, Sept. 11, 2017.

County contractors work to build sand embankments in Florida’s Ponte Vedra ahead of Hurricane Dorian's potential landfall along the eastern coastline of Florida, Georgia, or the Carolinas, Sept. 2 2019.

Waves begin to crash intensely at the Jacksonville Beach Pier as Hurricane Dorian begins to threaten Florida's Atlantic coastline with Tropical Storm force winds and dangerous surge, Sept. 3 2019. Category 5 Hurricane Dorian left a wave of destruction as it violently passed through the Bahamas as one of the strongest storms to hit the region in modern times, leaving at least five people dead.

The home of Bill Duke, 80, north Panama City, Florida where he was forced to shelter in place with his wife, Marie, Oct. 13, 2018. Bill and his wife, Marie, 86, were forced out of the bottom floor of their home after the nearby Gainer Bayou surged into their home. Bill was forced to carry his ailing wife on his shoulders up the stairs.

Mattresses are stacked in the parking lot of the Edgewood Inn which sits on the Matanzas River, a gateway to the Atlantic, in St. Augustine, after Hurricane Irma exits Florida, Sept. 13, 2017.

Debris from what is left of dozens of homes is stacked up alongside the road in Mexico Beach Florida, as Hurricane Michael exited the Florida Panhandle, Oct. 13, 2018.

Mark Robinson (L) helps his neighbor Karl Starling (R) as they begin to cut a downed tree in Karl's front yard as his son Landon, 7, and Vicky Glauner watch, in Jacksonville as the tail end of Hurricane Irma hits Jacksonville, Sept. 11, 2017.

Jeremiah Acosta, 14, of the Distinguished Young Gentleman mentor group, assists the National Guard as they distribute water and food to residents in Quincy, Florida, as Hurricane Michael exited the Florida Panhandle, Oct. 12, 2018.

Annacarei Martinbeault (L), 16, and Shakurah Grant (R), 19, embrace at a makeshift shelter at the New Ebenezer Baptist Church in Florence, South Carolina, Sept. 16, 2018. The church has been using this facility as a shelter for the first time since it's being built in 2013, and many of its temporary inhabitants are congregants themselves, and explain being with family as their primary decision to go here instead of an official Red Cross shelter.

Residents walk through water on Back Swamp Road in Lumberton, North Carolina, Sept. 17, 2018, following the departure of Hurricane Florence.

A statue of Jesus stands in a flooded parking lot in North Carolina, Sept. 20, 2018, following the departure of Hurricane Florence, which left devastating rainfall and subsequent flooding in the area.

Destin Caulder, 20, who is nine months pregnant, returns to her home in Coward, South Carolina, after departing the shelter at South Florence High School ahead of the arrival of Florence, which brought catastrophic flooding and rain to the area, Sept. 15, 2018. If the Lynches River floods, which is one mile behind their home, they will be forced to evacuate once more.

Pastor Rudy Sisnett (L) and his wife Frances (R) pray at the Wilson High School shelter in Florence, South Carolina, ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Florence, which is anticipated to bring potentially catastrophic flooding and rain to the area, Sept. 14, 2018.

Ken Graham, the National Hurricane Center Director for NOAA’s National Weather Service (NWS) provides updates ahead of Hurricane Dorian's potential landfall along the eastern coastline of Florida, Georgia, or the Carolinas, Aug. 31, 2019.

A collapsed portion of bridge along Back Swamp Road in Lumberton, North Carolina, Sept. 17, 2018, following the departure of Hurricane Florence.

Flooded homes along Martin Luther King Jr. Dr, in Lumberton, North Carolina, Sept. 18, 2018, following the departure of Hurricane Florence.

Guests at the Quality Inn Conference Center in Jacksonville stumble out of their hotel rooms to enjoy breakfast after the power went out during Hurricane Irma's arrival in Jacksonville, Sept. 11, 2017.

A man makes his way along the flooded shores of Vilano Beach as high tide begins to roll in, Sept. 4, 2019. Category 5 Hurricane Dorian left a wave of destruction as it violently passed through the Bahamas as one of the strongest storms to hit the region in modern times, leaving at least five people dead.

Eddie Miller, a former winner of the National Peanut Yield, stands with his grandson Eddie Miller IV, 18 months, among large swaths of cotton on the ground at his cotton farm in Iron City, Georgia, October 16, 2018, nearly a week after Hurricane Michael left the region leaving a path of unprecedented destruction in the area. Hurricane Michael has decimated what was to be expected the best cotton yield in years for the region, leaving some farmers like Eddie, to declare 100% loss. Eddie was only able to preemptively pick 60 acres of the 1400 he owns and estimates and approximate loss of $3M in cotton alone.

This house in Mexico Beach, Florida, was one of two houses left standing on the block as Hurricane Michael exited the Florida Panhandle, Oct. 14, 2018.