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Farmers' Almanac Weather Predictions for July 16th - July 19th
United States
Thundery, showery New England, turning fair. Severe thunderstorms for Mid-Atlantic States.
Showers and thundery weather for the Great lakes region, then skies turning fair.
Scattered showers, thunderstorms.
Windy.
Windy, squalls Southern Plains.
Drying out, gusty winds.
Windy.
Canada
Stormy through Quebec and Maritimes, turning fair.
Showers and thunderstorms sweep from western Ontario east, then fair.
Drying out, with gusty winds.
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