President Donald Trump announced his first visits as president to North Carolina and Los Angeles. Trump inherited the aftereffects of two major natural disasters — Hurricane Helene and the ongoing Los Angeles wildfires.

Governor Josh Stein confirmed the president's trip during his winter weather briefing Tuesday afternoon. He called it "very good news.”

President Donald Trump will visit North Carolina on Friday, Jan. 24, for one of his first trips of his second term, the New York Post reported.

Trump cited the disasters during his inauguration speech Monday as examples of an insufficient federal response to communities in need.

During his inaugural address on Monday, Trump spoke about how Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc upon rural areas of the Tar Heel State in late September.

President Trump is scheduled to travel to both North Carolina and California on Friday for the first trips of his second term, a White House official told The Post. Trump had hinted he would be making a trip to California to survey the wildfire damage that ravaged the LA area,

We just learned that the president is coming to North Carolina,” North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein said during a news conference Tuesday afternoon while talking about winter storm preparations.