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Historic Hurricane Dorian, strongest on record in Bahamas, delivers catastrophic blow; its powerful winds churn Atlantic upwelling cool water sapping some of its strength; Florida to Carolinas still on alert; several t-storms here to bring cooling
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Dorian triggers massive flooding in Bahamas; at least 5 dead
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City’s warm weather has staying power through end of month
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Disturbance tugs temp-dropping “NNE” winds into city Wed., plus some mainly late-day/nighttime light rain; warm, humid tropical air and 80°+ weekend highs to fuel scattered t-storms; season’s first hot weather showing up on model forecasts the following weekend
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Cooler, drier air mass brings a taste of fall weather
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T-storms to erupt sporadically in warm, moisture-rich tropical air from the Gulf; storms may mix gusty winds down to the surface in their drenching downpours; CAT 5 Hurricane Camille was Gulf Coast-bound 50 years ago
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Gusty “SW” winds help boost temps to more seasonable levels Friday; new weather system this weekend threatens another round of potentially thundery downpours, especially late Sat.
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Warm, dry weather to dominate here while drenching downpours target the Plains
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Quiet, milder Tuesday weather yields to rainy spells and strengthening “NNE” winds Wed. p.m./night beneath north flank of intensifying downstate storm; temps here to take a hit—but warmer, more humid pattern due for the weekend; area’s first hot spell of 2019 late next week?
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Showers/several storms to sweep the area in the muggy air 11 am to 4pm—severe weather threat highest south; humid air holds into Wednesday but an early taste of autumn with temps/humidities headed lower Thursday & Friday
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At least 5 dead as Hurricane Dorian stalls over the Bahamas for over 24 hours
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T-storms to whittle away at oppressive heat; isolated 20% coverage morning storms exit—better coverage thundery rains due late day/Sat night threatening downpours/severe weather; eminently comfortable Canadian air follows Sunday AM rains
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August opens in midst of eminently comfortable weather and light “NE” lake breezes; humidities to remain “under control” into Saturday—but temps to creep higher a few degrees at a time; tropical Atlantic on verge of more active pattern
