Hurricane Debby has made landfall and its eye has moved inland, disconnecting it from the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. This separation from the energy source is expected to weaken the storm in the coming hours.
The top-end winds of Hurricane Debby have decreased to 75 miles per hour, a drop from 80 miles per hour recorded at the time of landfall, as reported by the National Hurricane Center. The sustained winds are projected to continue weakening throughout the morning.
