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8, 2010 PM -- The remnants of Tropical Storm
Hermine will make their way into Oklahoma today bringing over 7 inches
of rainfall across the central portion of the state south to north
before moving into southeast Kansas. After entering Kansas the storm is
forecast to east and to move across southern Missouri, and then into
southern Illinois.
Tropical Storm Igor has formed in the eastern Atlantic. One long range computer forecast is that Igor will become a major hurricane, but pass to the east of Bermuda. Loop The flood that has affected Pakistan is one of the worlds worst disasters in the last 100 years. The number of people affected by flooding exceeds 20,000,000, with almost 2,000,000 homes damaged or destroyed. If you can, please donate money to UNICEF to help Pakistan's children. Or through one of Interaction's member orginizations responding to the crisis.
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