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Tropical Storm Arthur, the first Atlantic tropical cyclone of the year, weakens off Texas' Gulf Coast

Tropical Storm Arthur, the first Atlantic tropical cyclone of the year, weakens off Texas' Gulf Coast
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Tropical Storm Arthur has weakened to a post-tropical cyclone after making landfall in Texas, but it continues to pose a threat of life-threatening flash flooding across the southeastern United States. Heavy rainfall is expected to persist through the end of the week in several states.

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Arthur, a short-lived tropical storm and the first of this year's Atlantic hurricane season, lost some punch Wednesday after making landfall along the Gulf Coast of Texas.

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