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Re: Hurricane Sergio
      Sat Oct 06 2018 04:26 PM

Sergio is about ready to recurve and head back towards Baja, northwestern mainland Mexico and the SW US. Heavy, flooding rains may become a concern mid to late next week in these locations. By very late next week, the remnants of Sergio may merge with a west coast system to become a formidable storm in the central US.



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