The storm account separates tracks from consequences
An offshore centre does not imply an absence of impacts.
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In this lesson: Separate geographical position from consequences and preserve the time boundary.
Grammar in this story: Consequence despite an expectation
Nolo’s rainfall still produced reported flooding and landslides.
“Still” preserves the contrast between no landfall and continued consequences; “reported” keeps attribution limits.
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Summarise both the geographical distinction and the limit on using the report later.
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Polo crossed land, while Nolo passed near Hawaii without landfall but still produced reported flooding and landslides. These September observations distinguish track and effects; they are not current warning information.
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