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Tropical Storm Alberto is no more, but not before devastating parts of Mexico and the Texas coast.
Nearly 100 million Americans from coast to coast are suffering under dangerous heat conditions, while parts of Texas are underwater from heavy rains and storm surge.
This as Americans in 18 states are under heat alerts and records broken in several NE cities.
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