Tropical Storm Debbie has intensified into a hurricane, moving toward Florida's Big Bend area, where it is expected to make landfall Monday morning. Governor Ron DeSantis has declared a state of emergency in 61 counties, urging residents to finalize their preparations as the storm could bring hurricane-force winds and significant rainfall, leading to potential flooding and power outages. The National Hurricane Center reports maximum sustained winds of 75 mph, with the storm currently located about 100 miles west-northwest of Tampa. Residents are advised to have disaster kits ready and follow local evacuation orders. DeSantis highlighted the risk of damage to homes and power lines, and local officials are working to clear storm drains and secure loose debris. The situation remains fluid as forecasters monitor Debbie's path and intensity closely.