Rain and storms are expected to persist over the upcoming weekend. This period of wet weather is set to continue as the Labor Day weekend begins. Further details about the forecast are available from the source. The outlook for the weekend indicates a high likelihood of rain. The source provides more information about the weather conditions expected during this time.
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