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Southern California NWS Forecast: Rainy Condition Likely This Week; Snow to Unload in Southern Rockies
The National Weather Service (NWS) advisory shows that rainy conditions are possible in Southern California this week, with potential snow in the Southern Rockies. Read here.
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NWS Weather Forecast in Florida: Slight Risk of Excessive Rainfall To Hit This Week
The National Weather Service (NWS) advisory warns of the risk of excessive rainfall in portions of Florida and Southeast this week, bringing potential flooding concerns. Read here. -
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Weather projection maps show a large band of rain sweeping over the nation on Thursday 28 March. -
Western US Weather Forecast: Chilly Weather Conditions to Unload in Southwestern US
Western US can expect the return of sunshine and chilly weather conditions this week. Motorists should stay alert for potential stormy conditions. Read here.
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