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Central North Carolina braces for a full week of showers and thunderstorms — a much-needed lifeline for drought relief. Raleigh shattered records last month with over 12 inches of rain in July, the second-wettest on record — more than the entire first half of the year combined. This deluge follows a deadly severe storm that brought down trees, power lines, and tragically claimed a life. While a marginal risk of flash flooding looms Monday through Tuesday, experts hint this could be an early taste of a wetter season — though El Niño’s role remains uncertain. Still, with dry August looming, meteorologists warn: this rain is a hopeful start, not a guaranteed fix.

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