Posted: 1:28 AM Health officials in Florida and Georgia warn of heat waves post-Debby.

Updated: 8:00 PM The Second Harvest of the Big Bend and Radical Restoration Ministries set up a food station in Panacea to provide much needed help to flood victims.

Posted: 10:57 AM The U.S. Forest Service is prescribed burning in the Apalachicola National Forest today, June 29th.

Updated: 12:11 PM The rain has come and gone in Live Oak, but the flood water remains. Now residents ask what comes next.

Updated: 5:00 PM WCTV was there when one local man took a boat to his flood damaged home and viewed the damage for the first time.

Updated: 9:42 PM Just under 50 baby pelicans were saved by a local man, and are now being housed in Wakulla County.

Updated: 9:02 PM Sopchoppy is drying out after flooding left much of the town underwater.

Updated: 8:37 AM Flooding causes travel headaches in Live Oak.

Updated: 9:22 PM Many residents in Crawfordville are flooded out by rain from Tropical Storm Debby.

Updated: 9:46 AM A list of rainfall totals for the last 72 hours from Tropical Storm Debby.

Updated: 7:39 AM Please send us any video or pictures of storm damage or what you see going on to news@wctv.tv For more storm videos: www.facebook.com/wctv.tv

Posted: 5:30 PM NewsAssignment Desk (850) 893-6666 From: White House Press Office [noreply@messages.whitehouse.gov] Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 5:21 PM To: News Subject: FORWARDING FROM FEMA: FEMA Continues to Monitor Tropical Storm Debby Date: June 25, 2012 No.: HQ-12-048 Contact:5:21 PM NewsActions To:MEveryone.WCTV Monday, June 25, 2012 5:21 PM Assignment Desk (850) 893-6666 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- From: White House Press Office [noreply@messages.whitehouse.gov] Sent: Monday, June 25, 2012 5:21 PM To: News Subject: FORWARDING FROM FEMA: FEMA Continues to Monitor Tropical Storm Debby Date: June 25, 2012 No.: HQ-12-048 Contact: FEMA News Desk, (202) 646-3272 News Release FEMA Continues to Monitor Tropical Storm Debby. Individuals in Affected States Urged to be Aware of Potential Flooding Conditions and Listen to Local Officials.

Updated: 7:54 AM Three in Five Florida Residents Say They’ve Experienced Skidding/Hydroplaning when Driving in Wet Weather Conditions. Tips available below for driving in the rain.

Updated: 9:28 AM County Responds to Tropical Storm Debby, Announces Sandbag Location Officials encourage use of Leon Countys Emergency Information Portal and Emergency Alerts

Updated: 9:28 AM Wakulla County Public Announcement Regarding Office Closures & Cancellation of County Workshops.

Updated: 9:46 AM Due to the impacts of Tropical Storm Debby, Governor Rick Scott signed Executive Order 12-140, declaring a statewide state of emergency.

Posted: 9:59 AM The Wakulla County Sheriff’s Office and WCSO Division of Emergency Management continue to monitor the impacts of Tropical Storm Debby on Monday, June 25.

Updated: 9:47 AM Latest advisory on Tropical Storm Debby.

Updated: 9:47 AM Check out the WCTV Pinpoint Weather Team Live Blog for the latest information about Tropical Storm Debby.

Updated: 2:28 PM All power has been restored to the Talquin members affected by the Liberty County Substation.

Updated: 10:38 PM WCTV will be hosting four hurricane seminars for our local viewers. WCTV’s Pinpoint Weather Team –Mike, Rob, Nate, emergency management, Red Cross, Sheriff’s officials and other experts will be on hand.

Updated: 2:24 PM About one in five residents would not evacuate even in the face of a Category 5 hurricane (winds over 155 miles per hour), according to the latest TallahasseeVoices survey.

Posted: 11:26 PM Here is a list of the storm reports received by the Tallahassee National Weather Service from Thursday's rough weather.

Updated: 10:16 AM Live Weather BLOG on Tropical Storm Beryl.

Updated: 11:28 AM A cluster of thunderstorms that is expected to become Tropical Storm Beryl could make for a sloppy Memorial Day in the southeast.