After a record day of rain Monday in places along the South Carolina coast, Tropical Storm Debby continues to douse the Lowcountry, creating widespread flooding.Watch the latest on Debby’s impact below.A tornado watch is in effect Tuesday for parts of South Carolina into North Carolina until 5 p.m. after several tornado warnings were issued beginning just before 1 a.m.There are reports of wind damage in several areas, the worst happening in Moncks Corner, according to photos on social media. Moncks Corner is about 30 miles northeast of Charleston.Charleston International Airport in North Charleston on Monday reported 4.71 inches of rain fell, a record for that date.Downtown Charleston’s total was 2.7 inches.WYFF News 4 crews reported Tuesday morning that streets in the downtown area, including the city’s historic City Market, were underwater.WYFF News 4 Hurricane sectionCity rescue teams driving special high-water vehicles were stationed at specific spots, as well as patrolling …