Hurricane Debby Update: Heading to South Carolina
Debby Nearing Landfall, Bringing Heavy Rains
Tropical Storm Debby hovers off the coast of South Carolina, with landfall anticipated early Thursday morning. Despite being downgraded from a hurricane, Debby still packs a punch, with maximum sustained winds of 60 mph.
Debby has dumped torrential rain along the East Coast, leading to dangerous flooding. South Carolina is predicted to bear the brunt, with the storm moving slowly over its territory, potentially triggering historic rainfall.
Debby's Path
- Currently 10 miles southeast of Savannah, Georgia
- Moving north at 5 mph
- Expected to weaken to a tropical depression within 3 days
Impact
- Heavy rainfall, potentially leading to flash floods
- Coastal erosion
- Power outages and damage to infrastructure
Safety Measures
Residents are urged to heed evacuation orders and seek higher ground if advised. Other safety guidelines include:
- Secure loose items outdoors
- Stock up on food, water, and other essentials
- Stay informed about the storm's progress
- If driving, be cautious and avoid flooded areas
For the latest updates on Tropical Storm Debby, go to the National Hurricane Center website: [link to NHC website]
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