As Hurricane Debby approaches, authorities across Florida and South Carolina are urging residents to prepare for severe weather, including heavy rainfall and strong winds. In Tallahassee, officials anticipate 6 to 12 inches of rain, with isolated areas potentially receiving up to 18 inches, emphasizing the risk of flooding and power outages. Emergency crews are being mobilized from neighboring states to assist with potential power restoration and recovery efforts. Similarly, in South Carolina's Grand Strand, city officials are preparing for flash flooding and tropical storm-force winds, with communities setting up sandbag sites to help mitigate flooding risks. Residents are encouraged to check their hurricane preparedness kits and stay informed about the storm's progression. Amid the preparations, personal accounts highlight the growing awareness and need for readiness among locals who are new to storm-prone areas.