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AccuWeather lead hurricane expert Alex da Silva discusses the latest round of tropical trouble.
Overall, I think this system does stay to the South . It should move into Mexico . It really shouldn't come up into the United States . And impacts to the U.S. will be less than what we saw with Alberto .
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