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Storm from the fox 25s weather center. I wanted to catch up on to where the heaviest storms are. The main line is back here. More showers in new york that will come through overnight as well. Some heavy showers have popped up. This one into the wayland area tends to be the heaviest right now, zoom down into that one, just north of review of 20. Its just to the north of there, some of these roadways like suur hard. To the south of thereof, this one is coming across into the needham area right now. Some heavy rain, youll even see some orange right in here in the the middle of this batch of rain ...

It is not going to be the best hair day. Gene alert for that. Shiri it is humid. Hot and sticky and shot sleeves and flipflops if you have that option and providence, rhode island and going to feel the effects of that and north shore as well, peabody, gloucester, over to haverhill and exeter, New Hampshire and heaviest and steadiest it is mostly light rain along the coastline itself and waking up to the 70s, it is 70s, it is really sticky out there. We have also got another round of clouds but not the dense fog we had yesterday, most of the fog is focused from plymouth southward this morning. ...

Agency. My only rule at five in the morning, i had to start writing, get right into the story before i could put the water on for coffee. Most of the fiction i wrote at daybreak sold the magazine. For 2 cents a word. 310 to yuma in 1953, 4500 words western, sold 490. Two years later, a studio paid 4000 to make a movie starring glenn ford. And i liked it a lot, but walter called the picture three hours and 10 minutes past high noon. [laughter] in 1969, i wrote my first book that wasnt a western called the big bounce. My agent in hollywood at the time to read, called and said kidd, im going to m...

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