Hurricane Debby is making landfall in the Big Bend of Florida as a category 1 storm. It will bring a major flood threat up the East Coast this week. The storm will slow down to a crawl over the next few days leading to catastrophic flooding for areas in Georgia and the Carolinas. Some spots near Charleston could pick up over two feet of rain. The National Hurricane Center is highlighting another spot farther out in the Atlantic Ocean. They give it a low chance of development in the next seven days. We have lots of time to watch this one. Long-range models are handling it differently. The European model keeps it weak and eventually moves it into Mexico. The GFS model brings it toward Florida by late next weekend. We will see, but it appears the high-pressure system keeping us so hot this week may still be parked over us next weekend. This would likely protect us from any potential tropical threats.