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Since summer is just around the corner and June marks the beginning of the rainy season in the southern part of the country, we decided to take it seriously this year. We prepared ourselves with umbrellas, raincoats, and, last but not least, some house insurance in case something bad happens.
Between now and September, certain regions may anticipate virtually daily afternoon thunderstorm development. In the summer months in the western United States, these storms are the main cause of wildfires. The nation’s “stormiest” locations are listed on the next pages. Make sure you check them out!
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