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60 mph gusts, flood threat continues in Florida as hurricane center tracks 2 systems

The National Hurricane Center was tracking two systems with a chance to develop into the season’s next tropical depression or storm including one off the coast of Florida and one in the Caribbean. The system now centered just offshore from South Florida is an area of low pressure that already has brought a flooding threat to the state with a flood watch up the coast from Miami to Volusia ...
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After planet’s hottest October, U.S. temperatures are spiking in November

November is feeling more like September across much of the southern and eastern United States, with temperatures running well above average from the Rockies to the Eastern Seaboard. Unseasonable warmth looks to carry toward Thanksgiving, the lengthy spate of mildness coming on the heels of the Earth's warmest October on record, according to data from European and Japanese research centers.
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Region makes up for lost time with rain

The weather has been gloomy this past week, with gray skies and showers visiting Spokane on and off since Wednesday. If it feels like it hasn’t rained this much in a long time, that’s because it hasn’t.
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Hurricane Otis smashes into Acapulco as a Category 5 storm

Hurricane Otis, a tropical storm that strengthened suddenly into the most powerful cyclone known to have hit Mexico's Pacific Coast, slammed into the tourist resort of Acapulco on Wednesday and battered communities along the country's Pacific Coast.
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Here’s what winter weather the U.S. can expect

This winter is likely to bring stormy and rainy weather to Florida and the Gulf Coast, below-normal snowfall in the Plains and Great Lakes, drought relief in the Mississippi River valley and the chance of big snowstorms along the Eastern Seaboard, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration forecasters said Thursday.