Tropical Storm Debby on Tuesday continues to spin around Georgia with winds of 40 miles an hour.
It's a slow-moving storm system which will meander across the southeast over the next several days.
It's expected to slide out into the Atlantic, where it could get a little bit stronger before making a second landfall in the Carolinas. Flooding will be a big concern with over a foot of rainfall expected in that area.
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By Friday, it will start to dissipate as it moves up toward the mid-Atlantic states, and then eventually make a push up toward the tri-state area of New York City, spreading some heavy rainfall and gusty winds in that area.
In the meantime, we're watching an area in the southern Caribbean. This one is heading toward the Yucatan Peninsula and has a 30% chance of development. It's no threat to South Florida.
