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Transcripts for FOXNEWS FOX Friends First 20240604 09:23:00

new england. showers across the country and will come together and be line of potentially severe weather by afternoon hours. severe storm threat, three on a scale of five there. darker maroon is where you see worst potential for storms huntsville to atlanta, richmond and washington, d.c. winds up to 60 miles per hour, hail and frequent lightning. now at 4 p.m. and beginning to see storms come together, not quite to the i-95 corridor yet. by 6, 7, 8, storms sweep through new york city, philadelphia and up through boston and clears into the overnight hours. big line of storms we ll be watching and another round probably on tuesday. what is big threat? flooding is an issue from today to this evening, big storms, pay

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Tonight 20240604 07:53:00

named storms are lurking in the atlantic. meteorologist chad myers has more from the cnn weather center here in atlanta. a few headlines for saturday. rain in the east. big storms, severe weather in the middle part of the country and also extremely hot weather still stuck in texas. here s what the radar is going to look like according to the computer models with storms in iowa and then moving off to the east. some of them will be severe, again on your saturday. then for sunday, some of the severe weather may move into kentucky and then eventually the carolinas for monday into the beginning of next week. here s what your saturday looks like, though. the risk of severe weather right centered over des moines all the way down really from northern minnesota all the way down even into arkansas with the potential for that weather to pop up. there will be some heavier rainfall as well in the yellow. that s two inches of rain or more. there are some orange spots in there, which is four inches

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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom Live 20240604 06:08:00

cnn meteorologist chad myers has more on the dangerous weather impacting the country. quite a few severe weather reports of the way from virginia, down to the gulf coast, the most severe along the gulf coast itself, with tornadoes reported down there. some hitting some towns with damage down, they re also another event very heavy rainfall. 6 to 10 inches of rain fell in a short period of time, with flash flood emergencies in effect. now here you, go here s where the computer thinks the rainfall is going to look like throughout the day on tuesday, taking all the way to wednesday. notice what happens tuesday afternoon, big storms could be rolling right through new orleans. this is the biggest threat i see here. some of the threats could have heavy rainfall, wind, and even hail. so, if it falls in the same places that already saw the heavy rainfall, there could be more flash flooding in the forecast, and also, that rainfall would be heading up the east coast up into charlotte, up the, h

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Heat Wave Triggers Outages, Big Storms in Southeast

Heat Wave Triggers Outages, Big Storms in Southeast
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