Tropical Storm Debby Causes Florida Floods

Hurricane Debby may have turned into tropical storm Debby but it's still packing quite a wallop. It is wreaking havoc in Florida with massive flooding. A parking lot of an apartment complex is underwater. A couple in Sarasota, Florida, lost everything. As the water began to sweep through their house, they raced to the second floor to wait it out. However, they are now still stuck. Inside Edition's Les Trent has more.

[KMTruth]

That determination that doctor had is beyond all level

[AccidentallyOnPurpose]

The Dr. is amazing. The flood would probably be a good enough excuse to call out but drs. that care about patients will do whatever it takes to get into work during a disaster and I have so much respect for that.

[genealogygirl]

Too many hurricanes. Lived in Florida 5 years. I had enough. Now I live in a tiny town in the mid-west. 😅

[x_BookNerd_x]

OMG! I hope as many people could make it out if they could.

[venticarmelfrap]

You could never convince me to live in Florida and this is one of the many reasons why 😢

[porkchopjp]

crazy to have homes so low to the ground in flooding areas!

[artificialintelligence]

As a Floridian always expect the worst

[pepsico]

I'd never live there. Every year you'd be wondering if it happens

[debrarouselle]

Lived in Fl for 28 years; if you live near ocean expect damage from wind and rain. We were in zone 2 about 3 miles inland the most we lost was a screen door and 1 tree.

[adamagnus]

My insurance company paid what they owed me for Hurricane Dennis and then stopped doing business in Florida. They always lose money in Florida 😮🎉😮

[comecorrect]

🙏for Florida stay safe out there and heed warnings to evacuate in advance.

[Lumieverzgainey-yfqm]

As an Floridian this is totally normal😂

[Lazy.Train.videos]

Dam wtf happened I fill bad for the people who lost everything 😢 god is with all

[ashman]

At least they have power, unlike what Beryl did to

[EmilyTheManx]

See, stuff like this is why I'm being cautious of where I'm moving to in the future - I'm planning to move to a beach town that's safe enough at a home not up close to the shoreline.

I currently live in NJ, and I recall that the worst that we got was during Hurricane Sandy with heavy winds knocking a huge tree down, knocking down wires & blocking the way out for us and our other neighbors on the dead-end street for a bit.

I really hope that everyone in Florida stays safe, but stuff like this is why I'm unlikely to live there. 😅

[cagermanboy]

An example of a determined American Hero!

[BrokenBonesRBLX]

My insurance company paid what they owed me for Hurricane Dennis and then stopped doing business in Florida. They always lose money in Florida

[creamysauce]

Florida will be okay. They’ve had these severe weather conditions for over 2 centuries.

[lachellee]

I just don’t understand why people live in Florida

[michaelkalpakiss]

We need more people like her. this woman needs to be protected at all times !! ♥️