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Heavy Rainfall in Southern US Could Possibly Raise Flooding Concerns
August began with wet weather across much of the Gulf Coast, all thanks to relentless showers and thunderstorms. AccuWeather forecasters reveal that regions farther north will be thoroughly wet through the remaining days of the week.
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Iceberg Wall Collapses at the Titanic Museum Attraction in US, Leaving 3 Injured
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Perseid Meteor Shower Returns This 2021: Will Wildfire Smoke Obscure the View?
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Female Becomes First Leader of 667 Troops of Japanese Macaque Monkeys in 70-Year History
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