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Tropical Storm Debby continues its crawl over South Carolina after days of battering other southeastern states. Our media outlet has been tracking Debby from the beginning as it evolved from a wave to a depression to a tropical storm… and ultimately the second hurricane of 2024.
This post will be continuously updated with the latest developments as public officials and members of the community publish relevant information.
Want to share your experiences with this storm? Feel free to use our tip line, contact us through our social media accounts or tag @FITSNews on X.
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Thursday – 8/8/24
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Starting tomorrow morning (8/9) at 8:00 A.M., the City of Charleston parking garages will begin normal operating hours.
— Charleston Fire Dept (@Charleston_Fire) August 8, 2024
If you parked your vehicle in a city garage to avoid flooded roads, please relocate it before 8:00 A.M. to avoid any charges.
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With flooding along the Edisto River due to Tropical Storm #Debby, we are asking residents to refrain from boating on the Edisto. Wake from boats will further damage homes along the river that might experience flooding.
— S.C. Dept. of Natural Resources (@SCDNR) August 8, 2024
Please be considerate and stay off the water.
#scwx pic.twitter.com/7rihEAhwTd
Wednesday – 8/7/24
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Tuesday – 8/6/24
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Count on our media outlet to keep our audience advised as to the latest developments related to this system and its potential impact on the Palmetto State. For more information on Debby and other developments in the tropics, be sure to check out our new weather page.
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