Georgia braces for severe weather as Tropical Depression Four approaches, potentially intensifying into Tropical Storm Debby, while a heat advisory warns of dangerous temperatures.

🌡️ Why It Matters: Residents in South and Coastal Georgia face dual threats: heavy rainfall and potential flooding from the tropical depression, coupled with extreme heat conditions that could affect health and safety.

🌀 What’s Happening:
Tropical Depression Four, forming south of Cuba, is moving toward the Florida coast and expected to impact Southeast Georgia.

Flooding Risk: Rainfall of 4-8 inches is forecasted in the Suwannee River Valley and Southeast Georgia, heightening concerns of flash flooding and river overflow.
Wind Threats: Strong gusts and hazardous boating conditions are anticipated as the storm progresses.

🌧️ Between the Lines:
Flash flooding could disrupt transportation and access to homes.

Emergency Preparedness: Stock up on supplies and secure flood-prone areas.

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🌞 Catch Up Quick:
A heat advisory is in effect today from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., warning of heat indices between 107-111°F.