Tropical Storm Debby -- currently sitting off shore of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina -- is forecast to make a second landfall late Wednesday night into Thursday morning near Myrtle Beach, bringing more heavy rain.
The storm is bringing significant to catastrophic flooding to portions of the Southeast, with flood watches and warnings covering much of the Carolinas.
Rain totals could reach 20 to 25 inches in South Carolina and 15 inches in North Carolina.
ABC News - PHOTO: This weather map shows the flash flood threat through Friday, Aug. 9, 2024.
A "high risk" for excessive flooding has been issued from North Carolina into southern Virginia for Thursday.
The storm is expected to drench the Carolinas and Mid-Atlantic on Thursday before moving up the East Coast and into the Northeast.
Four to six inches of rain and flash flooding are possible in the Mid-Atlantic.
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