00:00Sun, storms, and sweaters. Mother's Day weather will have all of it.
00:04Showers and thunderstorms expected across much of the southern and eastern United States,
00:08especially from Texas through the Ohio Valley and then parts of the southeast.
00:12Cities like Dallas, Louisville, and Nashville could see rain and thunderstorms at times,
00:17while heavier downpours may impact parts of the central Gulf Coast.
00:20D.C., Philly, New York, Boston all will have warm temperatures and start-out dry,
00:25but keep an eye to the sky as showers and storms arrive by Sunday night.
00:29Across the northern plains and Great Lakes, it's a cooler, cozy kind of Mother's Day.
00:33Places like Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and Chicago stay on the cooler side,
00:37with highs mainly in the 50s to lower 60s.
00:40For much of the west, it's sunshine with building heat.
00:43High pressure keeps conditions dry, with inland temperatures climbing into the 80s, 90s,
00:47even triple digits in the deserts.
00:49So finding ways to stay cool and hydrated will be key.
00:52Maybe head to the coast where cities like San Francisco and San Diego stay comfortable.
00:56No matter the weather, it's a perfect day to give your mom or mother figures and caregivers
01:01in your life a big hug and let them know how much they're loved and appreciated.
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