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National Weather Service officials called the storm a possible tornado.

One week later he called the National Weather Service again.

And the message from the National Weather Service was clear.

The high that day was 106, according to the National Weather Service.

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But according to the National Weather Service, the system was on its way out of the region.

National Weather Service officials said the storm was driven by winds up to 50 miles an hour.

The temperature was in the mid-80s, the National Weather Service said.

National Weather Service officials were sending crews to survey the damage.

It was expected to reach 21.5 feet by early next week, the National Weather Service said.

A few days later he rang the National Weather Service.

But the National Weather Service will not recognize this name.

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The National Weather Service said that as of 2 a.m.

That storm also killed 116, according to the National Weather Service.

The National Weather Service says higher pollution levels may be why.

The National Weather Service reported a high of 56 at noon.

But hardly any state was safe, the National Weather Service said.

The National Weather Service was working to confirm what had happened.

The National Weather Service said relief was not expected until at least next week.

The National Weather Service will evaluate the system in spring.