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The system was packing 30-mph sustained winds on Monday afternoon, and if it reaches tropical storm strength, it will be named Chantal.
The North American monsoon is ramping up across the southwestern United States after one of the latest starts on record this week.
The heat wave gripping a wide swath of the United States will soon end, but not before severe thunderstorms and flooding downpours threaten communities.
The system was packing 30-mph sustained winds on Monday afternoon, and if it reaches tropical storm strength, it will be named Chantal.
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