Heavy Weekend Rain Threatens Flooding Across Eastern U.S.
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Heavy rain is forecast across the eastern United States this weekend, raising the threat of dangerous flooding for millions of people, according to FOX Weather.
Northwest Florida is among the areas expecting substantial weekend rainfall, WEAR-TV reported, while WDSU forecast showers followed by more rain over the weekend. Severe weather has also prompted cancellations and changes to events in southeast Louisiana, according to WWLTV.com.
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WHAT IT FLAGGED editor revise: Delete the final sentence commenting on what the reports did not specify. - "The reports did not specify expected rainfall totals or the precise timing and extent of the flood threat.": This is commentary about the limitations of the supplied material rather than reported news.
THE DRAFT AND THE CHANGES
Heavy Weekend Rain Threatens Flooding Across Eastern U.S.
Heavy rain is forecast across the eastern United States this weekend, raising the threat of dangerous flooding for millions of people, according to FOX Weather.
Northwest Florida is among the areas expecting substantial weekend rainfall, WEAR-TV reported, while WDSU forecast showers followed by more rain over the weekend. Severe weather has also prompted cancellations and changes to events in southeast Louisiana, according to WWLTV.com.
The reports did not specify expected rainfall totals or the precise timing and extent of the flood threat.
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