Tropical Storm Debby has officially moved out of the U.S. after causing significant damage across the East Coast, including tornadoes and severe flooding, particularly in New York and Pennsylvania. As Debby transitioned to Canada, it left behind over 100,000 homes without power, with Ohio being the hardest hit. Emergency services conducted evacuations and helicopter rescues in affected areas, notably in Steuben County, where towns such as Jasper and Woodhull experienced impassable roads due to floodwaters. Despite some recovery efforts beginning, many local businesses and homes sustained severe damage, and residents are now assessing their losses. Authorities are seeking emergency funds for recovery and stressing the need for improved preparedness for future severe weather events. The storm serves as a reminder of the importance of flood insurance and disaster response collaboration.