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Up next, Kent Covington with today's news.

Hurricane Debbie is lashing Florida this morning after intensifying rapidly over the Gulf of Mexico.

National Hurricane

Director Michael Brennan said, well this is not a major hurricane on paper,

the danger is very real for Florida's Big Bend region and beyond.

Life-threatening storm surge inundation,

as well as hurricane force winds near where the landfall occurs.

Then we're going to see longer term,

a potentially catastrophic flooding event.

Much of the state is under flood watches or warnings Florida Governor Ron

DeSantis. It is going to move very slowly across northern Florida and southeast

Georgia. It is going to drop a lot of rain across many parts of the state, but certainly the northern

part of the state.

He added that the ground across much of the region is already saturated, which makes serious flooding more likely but

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