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Gulf Coast Gets Ready for Tropical Storm Karen
After forming along the Yucatan Channel Thursday and generating near hurricane-strength winds, tropical storm Karen has weakened and become disjointed as it makes its way towards coastal communities on the Gulf of Mexico.
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