Tropical storm Fay continued to dump rain over Florida and is expected to do so for the rest of the week before moving out along the Gulf Coast.
An insurance association executive said it is still too soon to tell what the insurance damage may be from the storm that has dumped as much as 30 inches of rain on isolated parts of the state according to the National Weather Service.
By mid-afternoon Fay was reported to be stalled just north of Cape Canaveral, Fla., the National Hurricane Center reported, with a tropical storm watch extending from Fort Pierce, Fla., north to Altamaha Sound, Ga.
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