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Residents in Rifle, Colorado, were urged to stay home as local media reported that “tropical remnants” from Storm Harold were due to bring rain to the state toward the end of the week. Footage ...
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Residents in Rifle, Colorado, were urged to stay home as local media reported that “tropical remnants” from Storm Harold were due to bring rain to the state toward the end of the week.
Residents in Rifle, Colorado, were urged to stay home as local media reported that “tropical remnants” from Storm Harold were due to bring rain to the state toward the end of the week.
