Debby is the tropical system that won't stop giving – rainfall that is – trillions and trillions of gallons are falling as the former hurricane meanders up the East Coast. As of Friday ...

Heavy rainfall and conditions for flooding is expected to continue in multiple states along the East Coast through Thursday as Tropical Storm Debby continues to move through the region.

Tropical Storm Debby continues to pound the Southeast with soaking rain and life-threatening flooding Wednesday morning, as more than a month’s worth of rain has already deluged some parts of ...

Debby has dumped 18 inches of rain in South Carolina and 15 inches in North Carolina. The rain is ongoing in North Carolina and Virginia. The highest risk for flash flooding on Thursday is across ...

The map below, updated Thursday ... The hurricane center said Thursday that Debby "is expected to produce an additional 3 to 6 inches of rainfall with locally higher amounts across portions ...

While Debby won't be in the Pittsburgh area for long, it will leave behind several inches of rain in most places. Maps show the Laurels will get hit the hardest, with 5.49 inches expected in Somerset.

Precipitation intensity As Debby meanders at a walking pace through the Southeast this week, over 10 to 20 inches of rain could fall, with some areas reaching 30 inches. Ind. Ohio Md. W.Va.

Map showing rain forecast from storm Debby. (Source: Windy.com) In Savannah, firefighters used boats to evacuate residents and deliver essential supplies. Michael Jones, a Savannah resident ...

T his was a previous map tracker for former Hurricane Debby. Below is some historical perspective for some of the areas that ...