The forecast looks sounds good on paper, but seemingly quiet moments on the sun can still produce crippling geomagnetic storms.
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Severe storms could hit the South Saturday, before the storm batters the East Coast with heavy rain, strong winds and high seas.
Heavy rain is not likely -- it's just going to be a cool, damp day with showers on and off.
Sadly for the pomp and parade Friday it will be rainy, I swear!
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