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Article: TROPICAL STORM FAY CONTINUES TO SOAK FLORIDA

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August 20, 2008
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The Florida Agency for Workforce Innovation issued the following news release:

Tropical Storm Fay continues to soak many areas of Florida Wednesday morning with flooding rains. As of 5 a.m., Fay was located approximately 15 miles south of Cape Canaveral, Fla. Maximum sustained winds remain near 50 miles-per-hour. Fay continues to move toward the North at approximately five miles-per-hour.

Hurricane watches are posted from Flagler Beach northward into Georgia. Fay is forecast to turn back to the west and move inland in northeast Florida coast Thursday.

"Residents along the First Coast, North Florida and Big Bend regions should pay close attention to the future movement of Tropical Storm Fay ...

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