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Tropical Storm Debby

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I am so sorry for any injuries or damages that might be the result of TS Debby , but for folks who only get one vacation per year, how do we determine when to cancel? We can' t afford to lose our deposit. Thanks for any advice!
 
The predictions I have seen on the Weather Channel is the storm should be out of our area by the end of the week.
You didn;t mention your vacation dates, but hope this helps.
 
Current reports call for tropical storm wind and rain in the Florida panhandle until Tuesday. The rain sounds good this Sunday afternoon.

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The predictions I have seen on the Weather Channel is the storm should be out of our area by the end of the week.
You didn;t mention your vacation dates, but hope this helps.
We are visiting July 14-21. Thanks for the weather update.
 
Weather.com says that sustained winds could be 45-55 mph in South Walton. All bridges will be closed once sustained winds reach 40 mph (according to the link below).

So everyone needs a plan. Here is a link from the Walton County website that explains how to prepare yourself for a storm. http://www.co.walton.fl.us/DocumentCenter/Home/View/246

Good luck and be careful, everyone. Let's hope that the winds don't get as bad as predicted.
 
When are the winds expected to hit Tropical Storm strenght? From www.wunderground.com it seems Debbie may strengthen and stick around until Friday. Any weather junkies out there with the scoop?
 
We are visiting July 14-21. Thanks for the weather update.

TS Debby won't be any kind of factor in our weather 3 weeks from now. We all pray, of course, that this storm doesn't cause enough property or beach damage for it to be a factor for your vacation either.

Then, keep your eye on the tropical forecast www.crownweather.com and on your cancellation/deposit deadline, and make your decision in time.

I hope this is helpful information.
 
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