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Tropical Storm Philippe: Another Disturbance Projected to Hit the US After Ophelia
Tropical Storm Philippe is still far from any mainland territories. Click to read more. Tropical Storm Philippe, another disturbance in the Atlantic Ocean, is projected to hit the United States after the weakened Tropical Storm Ophelia made landfall in North Carolina over the weekend.
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