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State of emergency ahead of storm in New Orleans
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A slow-moving system in the Gulf of Mexico strengthened Friday to become a tropical storm, as the Big Easy and other Gulf cities prepared for up to 20 inches of rain by unclogging storm drains and upping flood defenses. NBC’s Mike Seidel reports.Sept. 3, 2011
