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Almanac Weather Outlook for October 2nd
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Northeast & New England
Rain for eastern MD, DE, NJ, eastern half of PA and NY, and New England or (over higher areas) wet snow.
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Great Lakes, Ohio Valley & Midwest
Fair, pleasant weather, then increasingly cloudy skies.
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Southeast U.S.
Pleasant weather.
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North Central U.S.
Fair, then stormy, with rain over Rockies; rain showers, wet flurries across Plains to Dakotas, NE area.
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South Central U.S.
Fair, then turning stormy with rain and showers.
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Northwest U.S.
Fair, then stormy.
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Southwest U.S.
Gusty winds, showery.
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Newfoundland, Labrador
Fair skies, then rain showers.
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Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Quebec
Rain or (especially over the higher terrain areas) wet snow.
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Ontario
Fair, pleasant weather, followed by increasingly cloudy skies.
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Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan
Fair, quite chilly, then very unsettled for Rockies; some rain Saskatchewan,Manitoba.
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British Columbia
Fair, then turning stormy.
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