Tropical Storm Debby Ravages East Coast, From Florida to Vermont

Tropical Storm Debby has made its way up the East Coast, causing significant flooding and damage from South Carolina to Vermont. Originally a Category 1 hurricane, Debby has now weakened to a tropical storm. Areas from Florida to New York have experienced heavy rain, severe flooding, and power outages, impacting thousands of residents.

Tropical Storm Debby has made a second landfall in South Carolina, causing significant weather disruptions and flooding as far north as Vermont. Heavy rain and possible floods are anticipated through the mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

The storm, which first hit Florida as a Category 1 hurricane, has weakened but still carries maximum sustained winds of 50 mph (80 kph). In the Carolinas, considerable flooding is predicted with additional rainfall expected by Friday.

Residents from Huger, SC to New York City have witnessed severe flooding, property damage, and power outages. Emergency officials remain on high alert, warning of potential further damage and urging readiness for evacuation in affected areas.