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Wildfires Close Popular National Forest Area in Minnesota

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By Bernard Mokam, Erin McCann, erin mccann
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The U.S. Forest Service issued an emergency closure for a popular tourist area in Superior National Forest in northern Minnesota on Monday as wildfires raged and threatened human safety. The closure of the destination, Boundary Waters Canoe Area, will take effect Tuesday, the Forest Service said in a statement. The agency has canceled permits into the Boundary Waters through Friday but did not say how long the area would be closed.
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Heavy Winds and Torrential Rain Sweep Over NYC Suburbs

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By Erin McCann, erin mccann, Nazaneen Ghaffar Verified, Hilary Howard Verified
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NEW YORK -- The punishing heat wave that made most of last week nearly unbearable across the New York City area is finally over. But over the weekend a rash of sporadic and dangerous storms hit the region and continued Monday, leading to torrential rain, flash flooding, a partial roof collapse at a BJ's Wholesale Club in New Jersey, transit interruptions and winds of up to 90 mph.
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After Brutal Heat, Tristate Area Bombarded With Heavy Wind and Rain

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By Erin McCann, erin mccann, Nazaneen Ghaffar Verified, Hilary Howard Verified
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NEW YORK -- The punishing heat wave that made most of last week nearly unbearable across the New York City area is finally over. But over the weekend a rash of sporadic and dangerous storms hit the tristate area and continued into Monday, leading to torrential rain, flash flooding and wind speeds reaching up to 90 mph. The high winds hit Connecticut especially hard, with towns and cities declaring states of emergency from its northern to southern borders.
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