Tropical Storm Debby, downgraded to a post-tropical cyclone, is moving northeast after causing significant damage and at least eight fatalities across the southeastern U.S. The storm has led to severe flooding, with areas in South Carolina and parts of the mid-Atlantic reporting up to 3 feet of water on roadways. Emergency response teams are active, conducting swift water rescues and opening shelters for affected residents. As Debby approaches the northeastern states, meteorologists warn of continued heavy rainfall, flash flooding, and potential tornadoes, particularly from Virginia to Vermont. Officials are advising communities to prepare for the worst, especially those already impacted by previous flooding this summer. The National Weather Service has issued flood warnings and a tornado watch for several major cities along the East Coast.