Glynn County, GA

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August 4, 2024 @1:00 p.m. EDT

Have questions about Tropical Storm Debby?

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Date and Time: 4 August 2024, 8:30 a.m. EDT

Briefer: National Weather Service - Jacksonville, FL

Situation Overview:

  • Tropical Storm Debby is expected to impact Glynn County, with heavy rainfall and flooding being the primary concerns. The storm is likely to strengthen into a hurricane before making landfall in northwest Florida on Monday and moving northeast across southern Georgia.

Key Impacts to Glynn County:

  • Rainfall and Flooding: We could expect 6-12 inches of rain, with potential for 12-20 inches if the storm slows. This could lead to flash flooding, inundation of homes, and road washouts. Moderate to major river flooding is possible.
  • Wind: Marginal wind impacts are anticipated, mainly along the coast and marine areas. Wind conditions may worsen if the storm intensifies.20-30mph sustained, gusts from 40-50mph.
  • Timing: The heaviest rainfall is expected from Monday morning through Tuesday night, with river flooding potential.

*Residents should prepare for significant rainfall and flooding, secure flood-prone items, and stay informed through official updates.