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Almanac Weather Outlook for September 20th - September 23rd
United States
Sunny skies.
Fair skies initially, then showers spread into the Ohio Valley.
Hot, oppressively humid.
Very unsettled over the Plains.
Pleasant initially, then showers northern New Mexico, Texas Panhandle to Oklahoma.
Precipitation gradually diminishes.
Mixed clouds, sun; gusty winds
Canada
Some showers, then turning fair.
Stormy weather spreads in from the West. Tropical storm threat for Nova Scotia/PEI.
Stormy weather spreads east.
Stormy over the Prairies.
Precipitation gradually diminishes.
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