FORECAST: Rain not done yet
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FORECAST:
We are not finished with this rain by a long shot!
More downpours will come our way later on Tuesday night.
After that, we'll get a little break on Wednesday but it will be temporary!
More downpours are expected on Thursday and Friday.
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