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National Weather Service
HYANNIS – The National Weather Service is forecasting strong winds and heavy rains for New England Tuesday night into Wednesday morning.
The peak of storm conditions is expected overnight, with potential for some flooding and damaging winds.
They say that Wednesday will see diminished wind and rain during the morning commute, but possible downed branches and trees could make for slow travel and drivers should be cautious.
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