Mid-Atlantic and northeastern states were being inundated with rain and severe weather from the remnants of Debby ... a post-tropical storm with winds of 30 mph. It is moving northeast at 35 ...

From the Mid-Atlantic to New England, the East Coast was being inundated with rain and severe weather from the remnants of Debby ... tropical storm with winds of 30 mph. It is moving northeast ...

Tropical Storm Debby is slowly moving northeast off the South Carolina coast, after leaving six dead in Florida. The National Hurricane Center is expecting the storm to strengthen throughout the ...

Look for the surf and swell to build through the day and into the weekend, with conditions improving once Debby has exited off to the Northeast. Another storm and more swell next week? Check the ...

The storm is expected to continue moving northeast ... And flash flooding hit the South Carolina town of Moncks Corner, where one of Debby's early bands unleashed a tornado on Tuesday.

The remnants of Debby picked up the pace Friday, moving north and northeast from the Carolinas and still packing ... The already drenched parts of northern Vermont that were hit by flash flooding ...

Tropical storm Debby is projected to create a wet ... As Debby moves through the Northeast, rainfall is expected in New ...

Debby will exit the Northeast on Saturday. Debby, which weakened from a tropical storm to a tropical depression Thursday afternoon, is slamming the Mid-Atlantic and the Northeast with heavy rain ...

After disrupting some flights in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas in recent days, heavy rain from Tropical Storm Debby is now causing disruptions in New York and other parts of the Northeast.

Though no longer a tropical storm, now-Tropical Depression Debby was still dropping copious amounts of rain on eastern states Thursday evening as the Northeast braces for the system's arrival.

Long Island will likely avoid the worst from Debby when the tropical ... Before it heads northeast to the tristate, the storm Thursday was expected to bring "catastrophic" flooding to parts ...