HISTORIC TRIANGLE— Remnants of Hurricane Debby are expected to impact the region by the end of the week, according to the National Weather Service, with widespread rainfall now the primary concern.
The National Weather Service said as of Tuesday morning it will continue to monitor now Tropical Storm Debby as it “meanders” off the southeast coast for the next couple of days before it is expected to track inland and weaken. The heaviest rain is likely to fall on the region Thursday and Friday.
Saturating rains and stormy conditions always present the risk of downed trees and powerlines, and with NOAA’s prediction for an above normal 2024 Atlantic hurricane season, which spans from June 1 to Nov. 30, WYDaily has provided a list of important links and information to help you prepare before, during, and after a storm.
LOCALITIES
James City County Emergency Management
City of Williamsburg Emergency Management
York County Emergency Management
Be sure to sign up for your localities alert system.
UTILITIES
Have car and home insurance information readily available.
STORM INFORMATION
Virginia Department of Emergency Management
PET PREPAREDNESS
Coastal Animal Referral Emergency Center
Know your vet information in the event of an emergency.
