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Hurricane Debby Makes Landfall In Florida’s Big Bend
August 5, 2024
THIS STORY IS OUTDATED AND EXPIRED.
Hurricane Debby made landfall Monday morning in the Big Bend of Florida with maximum sustained winds of 80 mph.
Debby strengthened into a hurricane Sunday night as it moved across the Gulf of Mexico.
Debbie was 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 rip currents and increased swells this week.
The latest details on Debby are in the graphic on this page.
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