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Tropical rain Sunday and Monday
Sunny, hot and humid through Saturday, then tropical trouble. Accuweather's Heather Zehr is tracking the formation of Tropical Storm Beryl east of the Carolinas and Georgia. It would eventually move southwest starting Sunday, which is when heavy rain is most likely.
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Big rain, maybe TS Beryl?
Heather Zehr is watching an area of moisture east of the Carolinas. Computer models say that if this does form it kind of wanders off to the southwest and could affect the Florida Peninsula during the early part of next week. It's possible that this could become a named tropical system, Beryl.
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New recession warning
Taxmageddon is approaching -- and we're reading new warning signs of another recession if action is not taken. Warnings of falling off the fiscal cliff stand out in a new Congressional Budget Office report.
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Expanding human rights
Expanding human rights to include gay, lesbian and transgender. The issue lands in front of Jacksonville City Council today for a public hearing. A spokeswoman for the council President says they're getting calls every five minutes on the isssue.
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TS Alberto off our coast
Lurking about 100 miles east of Jacksonville is a Tropical Storm. But Alberto is not a threat to make landfall. Accuweather Meteorlogist Dan Pydynowski says a cold front is going to push the storm away from us. We'll see rough surf and rip currents at the beaches today.
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