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U.S. West set to sizzle this summer while Northeast stays cooler

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By Brian K. Sullivan Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
The US West and Gulf Coast are set to broil this summer while the rest of the nation may face dreary and cool days - thanks in part to El Niño. The US Climate Prediction Center sees the western and southern US hot through July 10, with the Upper Great Lakes region and parts of the Northeast set for below-normal temperatures. The forecast owes much of its pattern to conditions across the Pacific Ocean, including the emergence of El Niño.
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Texas Flood Threat Persists as Gulf System Nears Storm Status

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By Brian K. Sullivan Verified
| Insurance Journal Verified
The threat of floods continues across Texas, northeast Mexico and the US Gulf Coast as tropical moisture pours into the region and the odds rise that the Atlantic’s first named storm of the year could develop late Tuesday or early Wednesday. Flooding rain is falling on both sides of the US-Mexico border, with Houston potentially receiving another 5 inches (13 centimeters) Tuesday.
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Floods threaten Texas and Louisiana this week

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By Brian K. Sullivan Verified
| The Spokesman-Review Verified
Louisiana and Texas, including Houston, will get hit with flooding rains for the next few days as a potential tropical storm tries to spin up across the western Gulf. There is a moderate Level 3 risk of heavy rainfall across coastal Texas for the next three days, the U.S. Weather Prediction Center said. Flood warnings and watches span central and eastern Texas to Mississippi, with up to 7 inches of rain forecast, the National Weather Service said.
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