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Hurricane Florence by the numbers: 400-mile-wide hurricane could create 13-foot storm surges
Forecasters say "it cannot be emphasized enough that the most serious hazard associated with slow-moving Florence is extremely heavy rainfall, which will cause disastrous flooding that will be spreading inland."
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