Mid-Atlantic states
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Heavy rains and severe thunderstorms were also expected to impact the Mid-Atlantic states and Florida, with damaging winds and hail being the main threats.
From Seattle Times
Snow and slippery roads from the southern Appalachian Mountains across the Mid-Atlantic states and into New York and New England.
From New York Times
The smoke billowing across the border led officials in several states across the Great Lakes region and the Ohio Valley stretching to the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic states to extend air quality warnings until midnight Thursday.
From Los Angeles Times
Black farmers are just 1 percent of the country’s 3.4 million producers, primarily living in southeastern and Mid-Atlantic states, according to 2017 data.
From Washington Post
The remnants of Hurricane Ian, which moved offshore last week after battering Florida and the Carolinas, are now dumping rain on the Mid-Atlantic states in the form of an early-season Nor’easter.
From New York Times
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