Tropical Storm Debby churns in the Gulf of Mexico as the system is forecast to rapidly strengthen on a track to hit Florida's Big Bend late Sunday or early Monday. As of 8 p.m. EDT on Sunday ...

Tropical Storm Debby is expected to produce 4 to 8 inches of rain across the parts of the northeast and Mid-Atlantic through Thursday as 19 million people are currently under a flood watch.

Though no longer a tropical storm, now-Tropical Depression Debby was still dropping copious amounts of rain on eastern states Thursday evening as the Northeast braces for the system's arrival.

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Tropical Storm Debby continues to pound Georgia and South Carolina with potentially historic rainfall and life-threatening flooding.

As Tropical Depression Debby moves up the coast, the National Hurricane Center is warning of the potential for flooding and tornadoes in the Carolinas, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

Tropical Storm Debby Debby is expected to pass through Florida by Tuesday as it makes its way to Georgia and back out into the Atlantic.

Debby's influence remained strong on Friday, when the National Weather Service warned that rainfall could reach 15 to 25 inches in the Northeast and New England.

Tropical Storm Debby will reach the Atlantic by Tuesday afternoon as it moves north-northeast and begins moving to another hook toward the north Wednesday afternoon.

Sustained winds were 80 mph, making Debby a Category 1 hurricane at the time of landfall. Landfall came less than 12 hours after Debby strengthened from a tropical storm into a hurricane ...