Tropical Storm Debby Leaves Four Dead in Florida, Threatens Catastrophic Flooding
After leaving four people dead in its path, Tropical Storm Debby made landfall in Florida as a Category 1 hurricane before weakening into a powerful tropical storm. The storm is now heading towards Georgia and is expected to cause “catastrophic flooding” in coastal areas of Georgia, South Carolina, and even North Carolina.
Victims and Traffic Accidents
The storm claimed the lives of four people in Florida. Two victims were in an automobile accident in Dixie County, while another died in a traffic accident involving a semi-trailer in Tampa. The fourth victim was a 13-year-old boy crushed by a tree in his family’s mobile home.
Heavy Rainfall and Flooding Concerns
Debby is expected to bring “extreme rainfall” to the region, leading to potential catastrophic flooding. The US Hurricane Center has warned of potential flooding in coastal areas of Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina.
Storm Path and Forecast
The storm is currently moving through Georgia and is expected to reach the coast of South Carolina in the coming hours.