Tropical Storm Debby has been causing significant rainfall in southeastern Georgia and South Carolina, with more expected in the coming days as the storm remains offshore. Savannah has already received 8.51 inches of rain in just 24 hours, surpassing its average August rainfall of 5.46 inches. This excessive rainfall has led to localized flooding and concerns about water levels rising in the area.
Charleston, South Carolina, has also experienced heavy rainfall, with 7.57 inches recorded in a 24-hour period. This amount exceeds the city's average August rainfall of 6.97 inches. August is typically the wettest month in Charleston, but the current rainfall totals are higher than usual, causing disruptions and challenges for residents.
