Debby updates: Flash flooding, tornadoes target DC, Mid-Atlantic, Northeast

The remnants of Debby are targeting the Mid-Atlantic and the Northeast on Friday. Virginia has recorded more than 8 inches of rain and Delaware has seen more than 9 inches of rain.

At least six tornadoes were reported across North Carolina, Virginia and Delaware over the last 24 hours.

The worst of the heavy rain will move into central Pennsylvania, upstate New York and northern New England throughout the day. Up to 6 inches of rain is possible, bringing a high threat for flash flooding.

High winds and a potential isolated tornado are in the forecast along the Interstate 95 corridor, from Washington, D.C., to Philadelphia to Washington, D.C.

By Saturday morning, the remnants of Debby will exit the Northeast.

A Debby-related tornado watch has been extended through 7 a.m. Friday ET for the Washington, D.C.-Baltimore area.

Debby weakened from a tropical storm to a tropical depression Thursday afternoon as the system continues to bring rain and flooding to the East Coast.

More than 70,000 customers are without power in North Carolina as Tropical Storm Debby rips through the state.

Gov. Roy Cooper said he’s activated 374 National Guard members and swift water rescue teams throughout the state.

Flooding has been reported on major roads, including Interstate 95.