TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Debby weakened as it drifted slowly eastward over Florida on Tuesday and threatened to dump more rain on already flooded areas.

After stalling in the Gulf of Mexico, the storm was finally moving but was expected to take two more days to finish its wet slog across Florida.

“We will have sunshine for the weekend but a lot of wet ground,” said Bryan Koon, director of theFlorida Division of Emergency Management.

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