in new york. 54 in raleigh and 69 in dallas. a little bit of a warm up across the great lakes, the midwest, and even the northeast over the next couple of days. it was cold over the weekend, or cooler than average, so we will warm things up, and then we are going to get that seesaw temperatures over the next few weeks because we are getting into the seasonal changes. forecast for today, pretty good for much of the country. we do have some tropical moisture making its way into texas and parts of the southwest today and tomorrow. we will worry about the potential of some flash flooding around the big bend of texas, up toward midland, texas, and then through tuesday we could see the potential for some showers for southern california in toward the southwest in texas. again, that s some of the tropical moisture working its way in through the gulf and the pacific. the next round of widespread rain moving in from the northern plains and upper midwest across the great lakes on wednesday, and t
northern plains, and it ll be very nice for pumpkin picking. is that snow? i think it might be. a taste of what to come. some severe storms on tuesday over the midwest. we ll keep you posted on that. otherwise, the rest of the country, you look at the northeast as the front moves in, we could see showers and thunderstorms and maybe flooding. just a look ahead there. the rest of the forecast looks pretty good. the southwest, could see some showers and thunderstorms as well as parts of the big bend of texas. otherwise a good look. what are you doing last night? billy joel. how was it? it was awesome. very nice. safe trip. you should have clear skies. i ll make sure of it. back inside, steve and brian and carley today. say hi! hey, steve, brian, and carley pray love you guys. steve: thank you! they are still in the new york
of the country. current temperatures for central u.s. heat advisory stretching from big bend of texas toward northeast and parts of the northern plains. the heat index for texas, dallas over 100 for several weeks. we have a front moving through northern plains and upper midwest, we could see heavy rainfall and flash flooding alerts. dallas, we ve been tracking over 100 degrees. 109, not with heat index, that is air temperature, dangerous for them. the big story here is heat, that is ongoing over the next couple days, next week or so. i know it is summertime. when you have high heat indexes,
across the great lakes and even the northeast and new england tonight. and then we are dealing with the potential for flooding unfortunately over texas, some early mountain snow for the southwest, the southern rockies, but we are concerned about texas because they have gotten a lot of rain within the last couple of days it doesn t take a tropical system to dump incredible amounts of moisture and potential for flash flooding. that s going to be ongoing threat today. that front that s allowing all of this moisture to move in will move a little bit towards the northeast. they will get a little bit of relief heading into thursday and friday. flooding is going to be a concern. flood advisories are posted from dallas towards the big bend of texas. there are your forecast highs today. most of the country 20 to 30 degrees cooler than average. winter is coming. steve: it feels like fall. ainsley: wear your shoes. [laughter] ainsley: thanks, janice. brian: car solid still here. steve: you brough
neil: all right. we ve got an arctic blast but it s not just in the obvious locations. try texas and try rick reichmuth to help us sort it out. he s our chief meteorologist. what do you have? how about new mexico getting measurable snowfall. you can see the white across mexico, big bend of texas, the coastal areas. galveston got some snow. houston got some snow. snow cutting across parts of louisiana, baton rouge getting snow. you get the idea. new orleans, you re about to get a few flurries as well. atlanta area, getting it. you re still going to have it through the overnight hours. finally in atlanta, the future radar, this will build back in again overnight tonight. it s around 6:00, 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning that it s finally gone. southern appalachians, atlanta area, the grassy areas, a couple