So Tropical Storm Debby is leaving her mark on the sunshine start with up to 15" of rain in places and due to the slow movement the future have been quite uncertain since the storm got its name a few days ago.

So with all this moisture loaded up in this system from the Atlantic and Gulf does Debby have enough to move up the coast and bring a "Irene" like storm once again ?

POSSIBLE STORM TRACKS FOR DEBBY

If you look at the tracks you can see that most play the out to sea type of track but a few things could happen to change this final track. First off the models are still having a tough time plotting a storm that is barely moving and this can make for a Ouija board type of outcome. 

This storm is all over the place and with no real structure to the system it becomes hard for the models (esp. BAM suite) to get a handle on this one.  We need to look at the surface map above the Carolinas the next few days to see how this might play out for the east coast.

    WEDNESDAY P.M. WX MAP              SUNDAY A.M. WX MAP

If Debby can maintain the core of its tropical self you gotta wonder if this storm could become a tropical storm off the coast of South Carolina come Sunday. It sure has a chance with all the warm water and the short route across northern Florida.

MONDAY'S MAP...IT'S ALL ABOUT THE COLD FRONT

This is still a week away but with the uncertain track at this point and weather pattern it's worth keeping in the back of your mind for now. We'll update this all this week to see how this "might" play out.  What do you think ? Will Debby come up the coast ? Let us know.

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