Hurricane Debby Strikes Florida's Gulf Coast with Severe Storm Surge and Historic Rainfall Forecast

Hurricane Debby hits Florida coast with 75 mph winds, bringing monstrous storm surge and historic rainfall. Significant flooding and tornadoes expected.

A hurricane, named Debby, hit the Florida Big Bend coast on Monday, with a forecast Category 1 storm and a potential severe storm surge, menacing several states with historical rainfall. The impact was near Steinhatchee, bringing strong winds and surf dangers. The National Hurricane Center issued warnings for the Gulf Coast areas as the storm advanced further inland. Debby's slow progression after the initial landfall led to concerns about prolonged heavy rains and potential flooding in the region.

Adverse Effects

The small oceanside town of Steinhatchee and surrounding areas experienced the brunt of Debby's force, with strong winds and the looming threat of a severe storm surge. The slow-moving nature of the storm raised concerns about prolonged heavy rainfall, increasing the risk of flooding in the region.

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