After making landfall in Florida Monday morning, Hurricane Debby has weakened slightly into a tropical storm but is expected to continue crawling its way north and east during the next several days and could bring intense rainfall and flash flooding to the New Jersey region later this week, forecasters said. One forecaster, Steven DiMartino of NY NJ PA Weather, said it’s not out of the question that the Garden State and New York City could get drenched with torrential rain this week, with the potential for “significant flash flooding.” Even though Debby’s winds eased a bit during the past few …
