Tropical Storm Debby caused significant disruption across several states, resulting in flooding, power outages, and tornado warnings. In South Georgia and coastal Georgia, heavy rains led to localized flooding and damage to infrastructure, although the impact was less severe than initially predicted. Vermont experienced high winds that left nearly 25,000 customers without power, while Virginia and North Carolina faced multiple tornado warnings and significant rainfall. In New Jersey and Montreal, residents dealt with power outages and severe flooding, respectively. The storm, which eventually moved into Canada, left behind a trail of damage and required extensive clean-up efforts in affected communities.