Video shows strong winds sending a number of umbrellas hurling into the air at Blue Mountain Beach on Florida’s Emerald Coast.

Tropical Depression Debby is making its second landfall in South Carolina, spawning a deadly tornado and flood watches from South Carolina to New York.

Tropical Storm Debby is expected to make a second landfall between Charleston and Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, on Wednesday night.

Tropical Storm Debby is hitting the Southeast and is expected to make landfall in the Carolinas for a second time.

Multiple motorists stranded on flooded roadways in New York and New Jersey had to be rescued Tuesday night as some parts of the region got six inches of rain.

The extreme weather seen in places across the United States shows it doesn’t take a catastrophic hurricane to cause significant damage

The Northeast is bracing for another round of flash flooding and widespread damage as Tropical Storm Debby slowly approaches.

A look at the numbers behind the billions spent after weather catastrophes in the United States.

Flash floods are swamping the Lowcountry, and downtown Charleston, South Carolina, has already received over eight inches of rain, overtaking streets and businesses.

Over 30,000 delays and cancellations have been reported across the country since Sunday. Specifically, there were 2,400 cancellations on Sunday, 1,800 yesterday and over 1,200 on Tuesday.

Six hikers were rescued on DAY, four of whom were taken to the hospital for heat-related illnesses, according to California fire officials.

ABC News’ meteorologist Kenton Gewecke gives the latest on Tropical Storm Debby after damaging wind and rain rip through the Southeast.

On Monday afternoon, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis provided an update on the latest conditions and aid to be expected with Tropical Storm Debby.

The tropical storm is expected to stall over parts of Georgia and South Carolina, bringing risks of catastrophic flooding.

Lake City, South Carolina, Mayor Yamekia Robinson provided updates on how they're preparing for Tropical Storm Debby's arrival.

Nathan Thomas, 69, and his sailing partner, Adrian, were found about 35 miles northwest of Clearwater in the Gulf of Mexico.

FEMA Deputy Regional Administrator Robert Ashe discusses the biggest concerns regarding Hurricane Debby and how residents of the affected areas should prepare in the coming days.

Florida residents are preparing for what is expected to be the first named storm of the year to come ashore.

ABC News reporter Morgan Norwood breaks down the latest conditions for travelers, with many already feeling the impact of Debby.

Fire crews battling California’s largest wildfire this year have corralled a third of the blaze, helped in part by cooler weather

Hurricane Watches and Tropical Storm Warnings have been announced for the west coast of Florida.

ABC News’ Faith Abubey joins ABC News Live to show weather conditions in St. Petersburg as Floridians ramp up for the expected Category 1 hurricane.

More than ten million people in the storm’s path could see up to 18 inches of rain from the fourth named storm this hurricane season.

Also, Central Florida gets ready for Debby, which is expected to be the first named storm to make landfall in the state this year.

Tropical Depression Four looks to strengthen this weekend.

Vermont officials say the toll of damage from recent flooding in the state exceeds $6 million, and the state is asking the federal government for help

The state has already declared a state of emergency as the storm is likely to reach tropical storm strength Saturday night.

A tropical disturbance near Cuba is approaching Florida and could become a tropical depression or storm this weekend. There's an 80% chance of development within the weekend.

A tropical disturbance near Cuba is taking aim at Florida and could strengthen to a tropical depression or tropical storm this weekend.

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It's only August, but already the U.S. wildfire season has burned more than 4.4 million acres, up 278% from last year.

In India and China, torrential rains have killed more than 250 people in the past week

In addition to battling the blazes, crews are also up against extreme temperatures.

Vermont is flooding and experts say the state could see catastrophic events for the foreseeable future

ABC News’ Ginger Zee tracks the latest severe weather forecast.

Forecasters watch for conditions in the Atlantic that could form a tropical depression.

Texas and parts of Louisiana are dealing with abundant amounts of moisture with a chance for five inches of rain.

According to the Copernicus Climate Change Service of the European Union, Sunday marked the hottest day since 1940, with the global average temperature reaching 62.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

Heavy rain and flash flooding will persist in the country's eastern half through the end of the week, but cooler temperatures will offer some relief.

Since two fires broke out in mid-June, causing all residents to evacuate, the small mountain resort town has experienced an unrelenting barrage of natural disasters.

Nearly 30 million Americans are under heat alerts through at least midweek.

ABC News meteorologist Kenton Gewecke has the latest on weather, including wildfire threats and flash flood risks stretching from New Mexico to the Carolinas.

The conditions span from Arizona to Washington State, fueling more wildfires like the California Fork Fire in Angeles National Forest.

Over 30 million remain under heat alerts from Arizona up through Washington State, where widespread highs in the triple digits are expected.

Wildfires ravage California as the west faces another heatwave.

Tracking severe storms across several states, along with heavy rain and flash flooding. Winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour are knocking out power to thousands of customers in North Carolina.

Mid-July is typically the hottest time of the year, but several regions in the U.S. will experience a brief respite from the heat in the coming days.

50 million people in alert as winds reach up to 70 miles per hour in Washington DC, Philadelphia, New York, and New England.

Life-threatening temperatures affect the East Coast, with heat alerts in 29 states from Maine to Texas.

Amid the high temperatures sweeping across the U.S., experts tell ABC News extreme heat can not only affect physical health but mental health too.