Storm Debby kills six in South Carolina again.

West Virginia, South Carolina, and North Carolina are at risk of floods, the National Hurricane Center warned on Thursday.

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) declared on Thursday, August 8, that Tropical Storm Debby has once again made landfall in South Carolina, in the Southeast United States, after initially striking the area on Monday, August 8, and killing at least six people.

The U.S. National Weather Service stated in its morning bulletin that “Debbie made landfall near Bulls Bay, South Carolina,” alerting people to the substantial risk of flooding that still affects portions of North Carolina, South Carolina, and West Virginia.

gusts of wind of 130 km/h

With winds reaching up to 80 mph (130 km/h), Storm Debby made landfall on Monday, sweeping the Florida coast as a Category 1 hurricane (on a scale that goes up to 5). Later in the day, it was downgraded to a tropical storm.

Before Hurricane Beryl struck Texas and Louisiana in the southern United States in early July, it had already swept across the Caribbean, killing eighteen people.

Because rising ocean temperatures eventually boost the energy that powers storms, scientists surmise that climate change probably contributes to storm intensification.

Hurricane Tropical As it moves up the American East Coast, Debby has made a second landfall in South Carolina. This weekend, people as far north as Vermont may experience several centimeters of rain.

Debby made landfall early on Thursday close to Bulls Bay, South Carolina, according to the National Hurricane Center. By the weekend, it’s anticipated that the storm will have continued inland movement, distributing a lot of rain and possibly causing floods throughout the Northeast and the mid-Atlantic.

Early on Monday, Debby made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast as a Category 1 hurricane. As of right present, the storm is a tropical storm with gusts as high as 80 km/h.

Although Debby brought less rain on Wednesday than it had on other days, National Weather Service meteorologist Rich Bann cautioned that Thursday might be different.

Bann stated that “moisture has pulsed back into Debby,” adding that the storm continued to pick up water when it was stationary over the Atlantic Ocean along the coasts of South Carolina and Georgia for the past day. “As Debby makes its way inland … the threat of heavy rains will lead to flooding concerns.”

According to Bann, Debby is expected to dump up to 10 centimeters of rain on Virginia and Pennsylvania by Friday. This is concerning because other storms this week have left certain areas of Pennsylvania’s land soggy, increasing the risk of floods. The storm may possibly bring up to 10 centimeters of rain over the weekend to northern Vermont and central New York.

With maximum sustained winds of 85 km/h, Debby was traveling northwest at a speed of around seven km/h and was situated roughly 35 kilometers northeast of Charleston.

As the storm’s center travels further inland today, more weakening is anticipated, according to the National Hurricane Center.

Storm has claimed at least six lives.

Following the storm, which made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast on Monday as a Category 1 hurricane and moved northeast, at least six people have died in Georgia and Florida.

States of emergencies have been declared by the governors of Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas. Communities and neighborhoods have already been submerged by the storm, which has also washed out streets and flooded homes all throughout the area.

Authorities in charge of emergency management were closely monitoring the situation as rains trickled into the several river systems that meander through the Carolinas. Seven waterways are expected to reach significant flood levels before the weather event ends, according to the National Water Prediction Service’s projection.

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