we re bringing you the news from a to z. it s nasty out there. tropical storm debby just stalled over florida s panhandle. it s smacking that sunshine state it with high winds and heavy rain. look at the pictures. boats getting smashed around and it s going to get worse before it gets any better. forecasters are saying the sl - slow-moving storm could dump another foot of rain on florida over the next couple of days and then spawn more tornadoes as well. that storm is already blamed for one death. florida s governor has declared a statewide emergency. look at you. you found how bad it is. give me a rundown of how bad it is and if you re in the clear at this point. reporter: good morning. a lot of rain overnight. this is what people are waking up to. the water is shallow enough to walk around in but deep enough for you to get a sense of what people are dealing with. everything south of the highway is under mandatory evacuation. now we are hearing washington cull la county. t
here we could see what we saw last april with long-lived, destructive tornadoes. let s talk timing and show you that this area likely to see the greatest risk between noon and this evening. through the evening hours into nashville and pushing further to the south. even on into this evening and overnight. thomas, back to you. maria larosa, thank you. there s little time to clean up. clean up is under way in harrisburg, illinois. 6 people perished in harrisburg. this storm was listed as an ef-4. that s the secondest-highest damage rating possible. it was 200 yards wide with winds up to 170 miles per hour.