Several vehicles struggle to pass through submerged streets in Fort Myers, Florida, as Storm Debby struck the state on August 5.

Video Credit - @_The__Bear_

Floods hit Fort Myers Beach as storm marches toward Florida land . Roads flooded , cars stuck

Storm Debby which is developing in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to turn into a powerful hurricane before it makes landfall in Florida’s Big Bend by Monday. Meanwhile, the storm has hit Southwest Florida. The videos surfacing from the region displayed ruins of businesses, homes and roads due to intense floods as the storm inched closer to land. Images from Fort Myers Beach showed roads submerged beneath the heavy flood waters.

_The__Bear_ who filmd the video tell This video was taken today at high tide around 4PM . We anticipate similar tomorrow afternoon as well


Floods at the Fort Myers Beach
As the storm creeps closer to the land, the people of Florida can feel its impact and prepare to protect themselves from the developing Hurricane. The floods were experienced on Sunday at Fort Byers Beach with what started as sheets of rain and strong winds. The images coming from the region displayed roads in front of apartments disappearing under flood and stranded vehicles by owners which now require towing facilities in this extreme weather.
What started as a tropical disturbance, soon developed into Storm Debby which will likely hit Florida over the next few days. Floridians will experience more and more impact of Debby with rain, strong winds and floods as the storm moves closer to the land. However, safety protocols have been put in place over the past few days with storm warnings and surge watches.