Tropical Storm Debby makes 2nd landfall in South Carolina, heavy rain expected up the East Coast

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Tropical Storm Debby has made its second landfall in South Carolina, bringing heavy rain and potential flooding to the East Coast, affecting areas as far north as Vermont. The storm, which previously hit Florida as a Category 1 hurricane, is expected to cause significant flooding in South Carolina and North Carolina, with additional rain forecasted for the mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Emergency services are responding to flooding incidents, tornadoes, and power outages across multiple states.

Keywords: Tropical Storm Debby, Flooding, East Coast Weather

Source: WTVD-TV

Update At: 8/9/2024

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