states Veracruz, Oaxaca, and Chiapas worst affected by heavy rains. In some municipalities of Chiapas, such as Tapachula, Escuintla and Acacoyagua, there was flooding due to the growth of rivers that come from mountains nearby. However, the NHC did not attribute Marco to any deaths, in their post-storm report. While traversing the Yucatán Channel, Marco brought heavy rain to parts of Pinar del Río Province in Cuba on August 23. The town of Isabel Rubio saw the greatest accumulations at . Minor flooding occurred in Mantua and Sandino. A few trees were uprooted during the storm. United States Due to the sheared nature of the storm as it came ashore in the United States, rain bands extended as far northeast as Virginia. A tornado warning was issued for a storm just northeast of Panama City, Florida. Another tornado warning was issued for a storm near Charleston, South Carolina. Numerous special marine warnings were also issued due to possible waterspouts. However, no tornadoes or waterspouts were confirmed. Rainfall totals were highest along the Florida Panhandle, peaking at near Apalachicola on Monday morning. Several roadways and a hotel were flooded in Panama City Beach that evening as well. However, heavy rainfall extended much further inland with flash flood warnings being issued as far northeast as the North Carolina—Virginia border. Due to Marco being much weaker than anticipated, no wind damage occurred and the peak wind gust from the storm was only , which was recorded in Petit Bois Island, Mississippi. The remnants of the storm brought heavy rainfall and flash flooding to Southeastern Oklahoma on August 26 before dissipating. Overall, Marco caused at least $35 million USD in damages throughout the impacted areas. See also Tropical cyclones in 2020 Other storms of the same name List of Category 1 Atlantic hurricanes Tropical Storm Arlene (2005) – a similar storm that affected similar areas Hurricane Cindy (2005) – a storm that had a similar track Hurricane Nate (2017) – also caused flooding in Central America and Cuba Tropical Storm Alberto (2018) – a storm that affected similar areas References External links The National Hurricane Center's Advisory Archive on Hurricane Marco National Hurricane Center (NHC) Weather Prediction Center (WPC) Marco Marco Marco 2020 in the Caribbean 2020 in Mexico 2020 in the United States Marco Marco Marco Marco Marco