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Tropical Storm Arlene in the Gulf of Mexico is churning up some heavy rain, becoming the first named storm of the 2023 Atlantic hurricane season.The storm is defying normal expectations, as there are normally no systems spawned in the northern Gulf this early in theAtlantic hurricane season, which began Thursday and runs through Nov. 30.But that s exactly what s happening. The National Hurricane Center said Arlene is spinning off the Florida Gulf Coast with top winds of 40 mph.It s expected to reach Cuba by Sunday, but the National Hurricane Center expects it to dissipate into a remnant low before making it there.However, Arlene is not the only cause for concern in current weather developments.In the Southwest, all the energy from a pressure system moving in from Mexico is heading toward Texas, and it will intensify Friday afte
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