Tampa weather | Debby's last rain on the way out
FOX 13 chief meteorologist Paul Dellegatto has the latest conditions in the Bay Area as Tropical Storm Debby moves into Georgia.
TAMPA, Fla. - As Hurricane Debby roared by the Tampa Bay area on the Gulf Coast on its way for landfall in Florida's Big Bend, it left flooding and storm surge in its wake.
Here are photos FOX 13 crews and viewers are gathering from the aftermath of Hurricane Debby.
A firetruck flooded out in Largo
Shore Acres - a neighborhood that typically experiences flooding during major storms - saw more flooding from Hurricane Debby
Mariner's Cove in Clearwater saw flooding from Debby
Sarasota residents were evacuated following historic rainfall in the area
Flooding in Sarasota (Photo Courtesy: Sarasota Police Department)
A roof tore off a home in Bradenton
Flooding in Hernando Beach
Cranes swing in Tampa as Hurricane Debby roars
Cranes could be seen roaring in downtown Tampa as Hurricane Debby roared through Florida.
In the Colonial Oaks subdivision in Sarasota Springs, residents who say they don't normally see flooding saw their neighborhood flooded due to Hurricane Debby. (Photos Courtesy: Jason Redmon)
Rescues happening in Sarasota off of Bahia Vista as buses transport people to safer areas
Evacuations for residents of the Centre Lake neighborhood in Sarasota.
Longboat Key village (Courtesy: Sarasota Bay Estuary Program)
Howard Frankland Bridge as Hurricane Debby passes through (Courtesy: FHP)
Shoal Line Boulevard and Eagle Nest Road in Hernando Beach
Flooding in Manatee County led to officials releasing water from Lake Manatee on Monday.
