Southwest Florida is done with Debby's downpours, but it will continue to cause flooding issues for Georgia and the Carolinas, with possibly what the National Hurricane Center calls "historic" flooding. The only effect still over Southwest Florida is the warm, very humid breeze which will continue on Wednesday. Debby will be in the Atlantic and strengthen some, then move inland in the Carolinas before moving up the eastern United States, picking up speed as it moves northeast.
The only other thing we are tracking in the tropics in the short term is this area in the Caribbean, tracking towards the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. It has a low chance of development. No matter what happens with this area, it will stay well to our south and not affect Southwest Florida.
