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Debby

Every dispatch filed on Debby, in order, so you can watch the call sharpen from first mention to the last word.

5Dispatches
5Days · AUG 2–AUG 6
I-26Tropics
Where the dispatches were filed5 of 5 placed
Map of North America and the Atlantic with a shield at each dispatch's place Natural Earth · places from the headlines
Debby forecast to intensify into a hurricane before landfall in Florida FIGURE 1 AUG 3 · I-26 TROPICS Debby forecast to intensify into a hurricane before landfall in Florida Forecast to become a strong Category 1 hurricane prior to Florida landfall FIGURE 1 AUG 4 · I-26 TROPICS Forecast to become a strong Category 1 hurricane prior to Florida landfall Boatloads of rainfall all week for the Southeast US from meandering Debby FIGURE 1 AUG 5 · I-26 TROPICS Boatloads of rainfall all week for the Southeast US from meandering Debby
The route · every exit
  1. Exit 1 · AUG 2 · Subscribers NHC starts advisories on system expected to become Tropical Storm Debby this weekend in Gulf of Mexico Gulf of Mexico
  2. Exit 2 · AUG 3 Debby forecast to intensify into a hurricane before landfall in Florida Florida
  3. Exit 3 · AUG 4 Forecast to become a strong Category 1 hurricane prior to Florida landfall Florida
  4. Exit 4 · AUG 5 Boatloads of rainfall all week for the Southeast US from meandering Debby Southeast
  5. Exit 5 · AUG 6 · Subscribers Debby drenching the Carolinas North Carolina
END Final dispatch AUG 6.

Why I-26?

Tropical stories ride Interstate 26, after the 26 °C sea-surface temperature often used as a rough threshold for tropical development.

26 °C

The sea-surface temperature often used as a rough threshold for tropical development; the shield number of this road.

Invest

An area the Hurricane Center is investigating, numbered 90–99 with a basin letter, before it has a name.

ACE

Accumulated Cyclone Energy: a season's wind, squared and summed every six hours. Climatology sets the scale.