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Almanac Weather Outlook for September 24th - September 27th
United States
Fair, unseasonably chilly.
Fair, unseasonably chilly.
Fair, turning much cooler for Mississippi Valley, points east.
Fair, unseasonably cold weather gives way to more unsettled weather spreading east to Nebraska/Dakotas section.
Fair, chilly weather gives way to unsettled weather; wet for New Mexico.
Fair/chilly initially, but then unsettled.
Fair, cold, then unsettled conditions; wet for Arizona.
Canada
Tropical storm threat for Newfoundland; unsettled for Labrador.
Fair and cold.
Fair and cold.
Fair, cold weather gives way to unsettled weather spreading east to Alberta and Saskatchewan
Fair and chilly initially, but then unsettled.
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