LINDA STOUFFER, CNN ANCHOR: We now return to Hurricane Debby and a look at how folks in South Florida are taking all of this. For the latest, we go to reporter Delaine Mathieu, with CNN affiliate WSVN in Miami. Delaine, what's going on there?</s>DELAINE MATHIEU, WSVN REPORTER: Well, as you can see, it's a busy morning here at this particular grocery store in Miami. A lot of people not taking any chances. They are stocking up and definitely getting prepared just in case there is a major storm. Take a look at the video of all sorts of people hitting the stores. Folks all over South Florida stocking up at the grocery stores just in case Debby does decide to hit land. They're grabbing all the necessities. They're grabbing flashlights and batteries and the matches and, of course, gallons and gallons of bottled water. They're also picking up a lot of plywood for the windows. And, of course, bags and bags of sand in case it floods. Because, of course, if Hurricane Debby does not hit land, we are expecting a lot of rain. So definitely a lot of people getting prepared and taking stock of all the necessary items. Coming back now live, just in case the storm does hit. And, of course, when you speak South Floridians, a lot of them have been through a lot of hurricanes. And they're not so concerned about this one in particular, but they do want to be prepared. We have this huge grocery cart full of all of the necessary supplies: the flashlights; the clocks; the dry goods; the canned goods; and everything that people need in order to stay safe. So, again, a lot of people just taking the necessary steps to make sure that their family is safe. We're live in Miami, Delaine Mathieu,</s>CNN. STOUFFER: Delaine, thank you very much, from our affiliate WSVN in Miami.
Miami Prepares for Hurricane Debby