Hurricane Debby Gulf Coast & East Coast?!? Tropical Storm Debby Could Become Hurricane Debby?!?

• by: @weathernlo78
• 5 months ago

Is their a chance end up majoy hurricane category 3 4 or even a 5 outer banks landfall
I’m
Watching make sure no suprise

• by: @EldritchErik94
• 5 months ago

Watching this from Long Island. We need rain, but definitely not this. Hopefully its track changes a bit more.

• by: @mattybuchys1528
• 5 months ago

It’s certainly going be interested how tropical storm Debby ‘sgoing to play out. However, the western part of Florida has to be on the lookout for as far south as Fort Myers Sarasota to as far north as the big bend such as Cedar key and Tampa Bay could be right in the middle of it. However, the longer stay in the gulf. The more of a probability it has of becoming a hurricane. And recently, Florida governor Ron DeSantis issue the state of emergency .After that they could be big impacts to Georgia and the Carolinas and if the storm gets trapped it could sand well over foot of rain in coastal Georgia and coastal South and North Carolina however the cone of uncertain is as far north as southern Virginia. But I’m hoping with the trough it could start pulling northeast Between Cape Hatteras and Virginia Beach and I’m hoping that New York doesn’t get any direct impacts, but I do know that they could be tropical moisture coming up north and that can enhance the rainfall as well as rough surf and dangerous seas, and maybe some clouds. But I’m hoping we don’t get any damaging wins. I’m hoping it stays to our south, but I’m looking at the GEFS could be of maybe another landfall in Nova Scotia. But once again it’s gonna be highly dependent on Debby! But there is a higher chance of impacts in the north at the storm remains weak and if it’s strong, it’s more likely to stay through our south and offshore.

• by: @jenniferbabekadog3133
• 5 months ago

Shared

• by: @MeadeSkeltonMusic
• 5 months ago

Entire Southeast from VA to FL will be affected.

• by: @teddybear4020
• 5 months ago

Phillippines had a shake 6.8 and 6.3 earthquakes as well

• by: @SangSaner
• 5 months ago

I swear if Debby hits NYC & NJ directly as a category 2 or 1… It's a complete catastrophe for them because vulnerability to storm surge floods and wave heights of 20 feet high due to geography of the L shape coastline. If the track trend is accurate, this will be 13 years since the last hurricane hit New Jersey and New York City. Watching Debby closely 🙏