Tropical Storm Debby: Latest forecast track as it makes second landfall in South Carolina, drenching East Coast

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Tropical Storm Debby poses a major flood threat for the Carolinas, mid-Atlantic, and Northeast, with expected rainfall of 3 to 9 inches and potential storm totals of up to 25 inches. The storm is currently located 65 miles off the South Carolina coast and is expected to accelerate through the region, causing flooding and storm surge impacts.

Keywords: Tropical Storm Debby, flood threat, heavy rain

Source: Yahoo

Update At: 8/8/2024

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