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High pressure centered well to our east will slide further away through this afternoon. Tropical storm Hanna is then forecast to track up the east coast starting late tonight and continue through Saturday. Hanna is forecast to be increasing in forward speed as it moves northward. The storm will then quickly move well to our northeast on Sunday, allowing a cold front to sweep through our area early on. A weak area of high pressure will then follow for late Sunday and Monday, with a cold front scheduled to move through on Tuesday. This front may then tend to stall to our south Tuesday night and Wednesday. ...full AFD...
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A new precipitation observing network began in New Jersey on Groundhog Day, 2008. Coordinated by the Office of the
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