Atlantic still being watched for tropical tricks before Halloween; Tropical Storm Olana will threaten Hawaii
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AccuWeather's Ryan Adamson says that while Josephine has come and gone, AccuWeather meteorologists are cautioning residents of the Southeast and Bahamas to not let their guard down.
Also, AccuWeather's Alex Sosnowski says that tropical Storm Olana has the potential to disrupt daily activities in Hawaii due to flooding downpours during the last week of October. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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