david parkinson is tracking the storm's path. but we're going to start with jarred hill here on the impact already being felt in florida. what's going on? >> we've already got 61 out of 67 counties in florida with a state of emergency this morning ahead of hurricane debby making landfall there in florida. as you mentioned, the water from this storm is a huge concern. look at this right here. video from just last night. a flooded parking plot to clearwater, florida. you can see the water already up to the handles on some of those cars. then check this out from yesterday on san carlos island. >> make sure you're executing your plan now as the storm comes. you may see -- you may get hit with an awful lot of water, lot of rain. there may be immediate impacts that you see. but you could also see flooding that happens days afterwards after the storm passes. >> all right. so off the small town of boca grand near fort myers, a dramatic open-water rescue. coast guard crews right here saving two boaters whose boat lost sail in those choppy

now let's bring in senior weather producer david parkinson for where debby is headed next. david, debby is also bringing record-setting rainfall as we mentioned that could be measuring in feet, not inches. >> yeah, 28 inches is the record in south carolina. here's the problem. look at all of these bands wrapping up around it all the way up to myrtle beach in south carolina. here's an interesting thing. almost a foot of rain. 11.3 feet between charleston and savannah. this is how much rain already fell in florida, but it is the low country of south carolina that i'm most concerned about. take a look at the potential track of this storm. it goes off the coast. it's barely moving for the next two days, and then it begins to take off to the north. how much additional rain on top of what we've already seen? the area in white is a foot of rain, the area in black is a foot and a half. we're not only concerned about the lower country but up to the middle sections of the state. not only up the coast but into the mid-atlantic as well. >>> the pentagon now says several u.s. personnel w

thanks to a phenomenon known as a "heat dome," which our very own cbs senior weather producer david parkinsoned as "hot, hot heat." thank you, david, for that informative, informative information. to stay safe, the national weather service is advising people to go indoors and hydrate. and just in case, get a fan, a fainting couch, and say, [southern accent] "oh, lordy! i have the vapors! i have a brain fever!" it doesn't look like it's cooling down anytime soon. scientists warn heat waves will be longer, more intense, and more frequent. so, good news for mrs. heatwave. i assumed... really? you can make anything... [applause] anything can be a sex joke. i assumed the weather channel would be naming the heat dome like they do the winter storms, but they dropped the ball on this one. it's no surprise, because balls do tend to drop when it's this hot. half the audience laughed. of course, a hot june day is a great time for a cookout. just ask senate majority leader and raisin in the trail mix insulted that you keep avoiding it, chuck schumer. schumer garnered some controversy this weekend when he

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