today. we have several inches of rain to come in several hours and record-setting rain last night. extreme flash flood threat for areas in red. this is first extreme risk for vermont, talking about flooding reminiscent of irene back in 2011. we will cover on foxweather.com. the heat continues for parts of texas and the southwest. two ladies i want to say hi to. what is your name? >> charlotte. >> olivia. >> where are you from? >> north carolina. all right. thanks for coming. she says hi, carolina girls. >> we saw her the other day, shes so nice. see you soon. >> ainsley: portland is giving supplies to drug addicts, pipes
day down here in washington. jenna: so we'll see you same time, same place? >> okay. [laughter] lock it in. jenna: we'll see you on "special report." gregg: thursday, mark your calendar. in the meantime, a fox news extreme weather alert. tropical storm debby turning deadly. tropical warnings have now been lifted in alabama and louisiana, but florida continues to feel the worst of debby's wrath as the storm brings drenching rain, punishing winds. debby now stall anything the gulf, raising fears of widespread flooding reminiscent of hurricane dennis, remember that? 2005. the storm's outer bands whipping up tornadoes now which have killed at least one person, a rash of twisters hitting areas south of tampa particularly hard. >> all i remember is standing in the kitchen and i just heard glass flying, and it was very scary. and i looked behind me, and i saw the building, the apartment building behind me collapsing, falling down.