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    Task Force Hub: Dangerous flooding expected again

02:45 PM
July 13, 2023

Task Force Hub
Dangerous flooding expected again

Task Force Activated

We're tracking more dangerous flooding for both the Northeast and lower Mississippi Valley today. Not to be outdone, the intense southern heatwave persists and severe weather is added to the mix. Our Task Force is activated.

Meteorologists Irene Sans and James West are going over today's weather analysis while Meteorologist Mary Mays provides a live forecast update on YouTube. Meteorologist Becca Parker will be providing timely updates and details on the live blog.

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