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Debby Likely To Become Hurricane; Local Impacts Not Expected
August 4, 2024
THIS POST IS OUTDATED. SEE NORTHESAMBIA.COM FOR THE LATEST INFORMATION.
Debby continues to move across the Gulf of Mexico toward a landfall sometime Monday to east in the Big Bend area of Florida.
It is expected to make landfall as at least a Category 1 hurricane while bringing a foot or more of rain to parts of north Florida.
There are no local impacts expected in Escambia or Santa Rosa counties, other than a high risk of risk currents and increased swells through early next week.
The latest details on Debby are in the graphic on this page.
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Almost or right on where hurricane Idalia hit last December 1.