00:00Here you can see our forecast for tomorrow. We're kind of on the edge of the big time heat.
00:04We sure are. Now, here's the thing. So the reason I went into my little dungeon being cold story,
00:11you know, because that weather, it's coming to an end, at least for a bit. We're in a transition
00:18month, right? So we go a little bit back and forth, back and forth. And it depends on where
00:22you are, because while a lot of us see the rain and thunderstorms move in tomorrow,
00:25not all of us necessarily see heat and humidity. Somewhere like Boston, mid-70s, yeah, a little
00:34bit of humidity coming with the rain, but not anything too crazy. Somewhere like Pittsburgh,
00:38it's going to be a little bit of a different story. I mean, already you're forecasted high
00:4281. It'll feel definitely a bit warmer than that. More think upper 80s. So here's our footprint
00:49overall of who sees the rain and the thunderstorms. And this is midday, but here's the thing. This is
00:54one of those scenarios in which this is the risk. This is not everybody here sees rain all day.
01:01It's not one of those kinds of systems. Take a look at future radar. You'll see what I mean. So
01:05already tonight, we've been starting with popcorn, as our forecasting department called it. And you
01:10know what? I like it. So I'm continuing with the analogy there. And then we start to see some
01:15downpours move in. So I don't want to downplay this. I don't want you to think this is no big
01:18deal.
01:19rain. We'll still have some thunder, lightning. That alone should get you inside. Still some
01:24downpours that maybe it leads to a little bit of ponding, but not really a big flash flood concern
01:28like we're seeing further to the west. Now we go to Thursday, 5 p.m. It's a little bit more
01:32widespread. And I know great timing, right? But here's the thing. It breaks up before it gets to
01:36the I-95. So at least our most populated areas not really seeing the biggest impacts. Until we get to
01:43the weekend, this is the rain and thunderstorms I want you to pay a little bit more attention to
01:47because Sunday through Tuesday, repeated rounds of rain and thunderstorms for everybody shaded and
01:53green here. And look at the little note we added on the side. We could see localized flash flooding
01:58with this one. I'm not going to completely rule it out for tomorrow, but Sunday to Tuesday, that is
02:03your much better chance. And I say better, but it's, you know, not better. Here's what I was talking
02:10about with the humidity. So we do see those dew points increase. Now, again, it depends on where
02:14you are. The dew points in Boston versus the dew points in Cleveland to Detroit, Columbus, very
02:21different story. We see more of the heat and the humidity, Ohio Valley, mid-Atlantic kind of situation.
02:27Our temperatures, though, we do see them drop back towards historical averages in D.C. as we head into
02:32the weekend and then drop even more after we get the rain and thunderstorms moving through heading into
02:38next week. We go to New York. Looks like a good start to the weekend, at least. And it's not
02:43like
02:43the heat and the humidity really lingers. It comes with the rain and the thunderstorms. So we'll see
02:50it increase again by the time we get to Sunday. But we're really starting to see that fall chill
02:55somewhere like New York, especially look at our lows dropping down to the 50s by the time we get to
02:59next
02:59week.
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