Tropical Storm Debby has strengthened on Sunday as it moves northward, away from South Florida. At 5 pm Sunday, Debby was located about 120 miles west of Tampa and 125 miles southwest of Cedar Key. Maximum sustained winds were 65 miles per hour, but Debby is forecast to become a hurricane Sunday night. Debby was moving north at 12 miles per hour late Sunday afternoon. Landfall is expected along Florida’s Big Bend on Monday.
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The tropical storm warning for the Gulf Coast south of Bonita Beach has been dropped, as has the tropical storm warning for the Dry Tortugas. The tropical storm warning for the Lower Keys ended earlier on Sunday.
The coastal flood advisory for the Gulf Coast remains in effect, and South Florida could still see localized flooding with additional rainfall.
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