Storm number 4 of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, named Debby, made landfall in Big Bend, Florida, USA on August 5.
According to the latest storm report from the National Hurricane Center (NHC), as of the morning of August 6 (local time), the storm's center was approximately 90 km northwest of Jacksonville, Florida.
The latest images show the devastating impact of the storm as it swept through the area, causing concern and warning tourists to exercise extreme caution.
According to Reuters, more than 133,000 households in Florida and 28,000 in Georgia have lost power. Power lines have been cut, streets are flooded, and trees have fallen everywhere. In addition, the heavy rainfall has caused significant damage and resulted in at least 5 deaths, including 2 children.
Experts predict that the storm will continue to cause heavy rain and flooding from northern Florida to southeastern North Carolina until the night of August 9.
According to the forecast from the National Hurricane Center, on August 7, storm Debby will move slowly through Georgia, then into the Atlantic. By August 8, the storm may shift north and intensify before making landfall in South Carolina. On August 9, North Carolina is expected to be severely affected.
Given the complex situation with storm Debby, tourists should pay close attention to weather updates and warnings from local authorities.
If you have travel plans to the affected area, consider postponing or canceling your trip during this time. For tourists already in the affected area, please strictly follow evacuation and safety guidelines, prepare essential supplies, medications, and necessary equipment.
Experts warn tourists to avoid flooded areas and not attempt to drive through deep water. Maintaining regular contact with family and the local embassy is also essential.
Please note that flights and public transportation may be severely affected during this time.
