UPDATED 2:30 PM THURSDAY
The bulk of the rainfall will be this afternoon through Friday afternoon and should taper off by Friday evening.
Tornadoes are possible across much of central and eastern Virginia this afternoon through Friday afternoon.
Strong wind gusts are possible as convective rain bands move across the state.
The combination of saturated grounds and gusty winds could bring down trees.
Within and around the 34th District, rainfall is forecast to amount to 1.5 to 2 inches, with wind gusts of up to 30 miles per hour.
Minor to moderate river flooding is expected.
Through Friday evening, Debby is likely to produce the following threats across Virginia:
Flash Flooding
Minor to Moderate River Flooding
Tornadoes
Gusty Winds
Minor to Moderate Tidal Flooding
