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Tropical Storm Imelda formed in the Atlantic Ocean on Sunday and could affect the southeast U.S. coastline in the coming week.

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The storm will bring heavy rain to parts of Georgia, the Carolinas and Florida even if it doesn't make a direct hit to land.