Debby was moving to the west-northwest at about 21 mph, and that motion was expected to continue into this morning. Maximum sustained winds were near 75 mph with higher gusts. Reconnaissance aircraft reported a minimum central pressure of 997 MB, or 29.44 inches. Check your workplaces and homes to make sure there are no loose roof or other external fixtures that could catch wind and result in greater damage. If you have been putting off repairs, you may want to make those repairs now.
Review leave plans for critical employees for the period four to seven days from now.
Have your employees review their family plans. If they live on the coast and a hurricane threatens our area, they probably will have to evacuate. Will they move inland and stay with in-county friends, or leave the area altogether. If critical supplies are getting low and you would normally restock, you might want to go ahead and do it now rather than waiting.