Areas of heavy rain are possible from the southern Plains to the Gulf over the next few days as we work through the holiday weekend. Check your latest, local forecast at weather.gov before heading out. | U.S. National Weather Service (NWS)
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Areas of heavy rain are possible from the southern Plains to the Gulf over the next few days as we work through the holiday weekend. Check your latest, local forecast at
U.S. National Weather Service (NWS). . Areas of heavy rain are possible from the southern Plains to the Gulf over the next few days as we work through the holiday weekend. Check your latest, local forecast at weather.gov before heading out.
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