Tropical Storm Debby has caused widespread flooding and damage across the southeastern United States, particularly affecting Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida. The storm, which downgraded from a hurricane, has led to catastrophic flooding with rainfall totals reaching up to 20 inches in some areas. Emergency services have been actively conducting water rescues, including over 500 people rescued in Sarasota, Florida, and multiple rescues in Dorchester County, South Carolina. Significant road closures and power outages have been reported, with Florida and Georgia experiencing severe infrastructure damage and downed trees. The governors of the affected states have declared states of emergency, and recovery efforts are ongoing. The National Hurricane Center warns of potentially more active hurricane seasons ahead.