Tropical Storm Debby has caused significant damage in the Carolinas, particularly in Charlotte, where record rainfall of over 4 inches led to power outages affecting thousands and extensive flooding in low-lying areas. The storm, expected to restrengthen and make a second landfall, has already resulted in over a foot of rain in some regions and could bring totals of up to 25 inches. Coastal cities like Charleston and Savannah faced waist-high floodwaters, prompting curfews and road closures to prevent further damage. Emergency crews are actively engaged in cleanup efforts, including clearing debris and restoring power. Residents in affected areas, such as Savannah, faced harrowing conditions, with some needing evacuation via boat due to rising waters. Weather officials warn of the ongoing risk of additional rainfall and tornadoes as Debby continues to move northward.