Tropical Storm Debby is more than just a weather event; it's a wild ride of wind and rain! Buckle up as we dive into the stormy saga unfolding along the southeastern U.S. coast!
Tropical Storm Debby has recently upgraded itself from a light drizzle to a full-blown hurricane, leaving behind a trail of rain-soaked excitement as it barrels towards the Sunshine State! As of 8 PM EDT, this storm was approximately 90 miles southwest of Cedar Key, Florida, moving northward at a worryingly fast pace. Forecasters are predicting a potential life-threatening storm surge along Florida’s Gulf Coast, which could see water levels rise 6 to 10 feet—just another reminder that Mother Nature never forgets to throw a party in her wake!
As Debby dances its way across the Atlantic, she isn’t shy about leaving her mark. After evolving from a mere tropical cyclone into a feisty Category 1 hurricane, residents are advised to keep their rain boots handy and their supplies stocked. Michael Brennan, director of the hurricane center, highlighted the alarming rainfall forecasts. "There are 'amazing' totals being predicted—and by amazing, I mean catastrophic!" said Brennan, as he prepared to don his own special storm gear.
By the time Debby made landfall on Florida’s Big Bend coast early Monday morning, the situation had escalated to serious levels. Marking its territory with threats of historic flooding and torrential downpours, Debby's visit could set records for rainfall totals. Unfortunately, the storm did not leave the party without a few casualties—at least one life was claimed as the relentless rain created chaos across multiple states.
And just when you think Debby is done with her stormy shenanigans, think again. As she degrades back into a tropical storm, the rain could still spell trouble for South Carolina and even beyond. It's clear that while tropical storms might have a playful ring to their names, their effects can be anything but jovial. Keep an eye on the latest updates because when it comes to storms like Debby, it’s either buckle up or float away!
As of 8 PM EDT, Tropical Storm Debby is located about 90 miles southwest of Cedar Key, Florida, and is moving northward. On the forecast track, the center will ...
Officials also warned of life-threatening storm surge along Florida's Gulf Coast, with 6 to 10 feet of inundation expected Monday between the Ochlockonee and ...
“There's some really amazing rainfall totals being forecast and amazing in a bad way,” Michael Brennan, director of the hurricane center, said at a briefing. “ ...
Debby strengthened to a hurricane late Sunday, moving closer to Florida's Big Bend and bringing with it the threat of life-threatening storm surge.
The front has evolved since Friday from a “potential tropical cyclone” to a named storm, the fourth of the North Atlantic hurricane season.
Heavy rain and flooding are expected along the South Carolina coast from tropical storm.
Flash flooding is a threat for Florida, Georgia and South Carolina. 3:15. Hurricane Debby makes landfall in Florida. The category 1 hurricane has hit the ...
Tropical Storm Debby has strengthened to a Category 1 hurricane as it heads toward Florida. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center say the storm now ...
Debby was a Category 1 hurricane over Florida Monday morning Eastern time, the National Hurricane Center said in its latest advisory.
Hurricane Debby reached the Big Bend coast of Florida early Monday, bringing with it the potential for record-setting rains, catastrophic flooding and ...
Rain has started in areas of Hilton Head, Beaufort, Bluffton and Port Royal due to Tropical Storm Debby. Latest updates as Debby moves into SC.
Hurricane Debby made landfall in Florida's Big Bend area around 7 a.m. on Monday morning, bringing life-threatening storm surge to portions of the state.
State officials reported widespread flooding and inundating storm surge as Debby moved inland. The storm's winds uprooted trees and toppled utility poles, ...
The National Hurricane Center announced at around 7am ET on Monday that Debby had made landfall near Steinhatchee with winds of 80 mph.
Debby made landfall in Florida Monday morning as a Category 1 hurricane, and is forecast to bring widespread, intense winds, torrential rains, coastal flooding, ...