triggering showers and thunderstorms. not just new york city but the whole i-95 corridor. at least the temperatures are going to be running just about average. in the low 80s for the most part. new york city, low 80s expected there. philadelphia, low to mid 80s. washington, d.c., it s going to be pretty warm there. boston, can t rule out showers popping up there, as well. here s new york city s forecast. we look through the next seven days. yep, we ve got 80s all the way. overnight low temperatures mostly in the 60s. about a 70% chance of some thunderstorms rumbling around there, going into friday night and then into saturday. here s what the forecast radar looks like going into friday afternoon. new york city, philadelphia, scattered back over toward buffalo and cleveland, watch out, but nothing very dramatic happening in the forecast. have a great weekend. back to you guys. all right. thank you. taylor swift took the stand at the civil trial in denver that centers on her charge t
what about the tropics? the weather channel s kelly cass is here with the headlines. good morning to you, kelly. good morning to you, dara. it s looking like another busy weekend here. of course we re going to be watching out for the threat of severe storms across minnesota toward des moines, we have the state fair of iowa going on. there could be strong winds. can t rule out the possibility of seeing twisters out there. 40 to 30% of tornados from nebraska all the way into northern minnesota. the main threat will be strong winds and the possibility of large hail, strong winds are blowing behind this cold front as well. northeast, not so bad here for the most part from albany down the hudson valley toward new york. cape cod looking wet at times, up along the coast of maine as well. can t rule out showers, maybe rumbles of thunder. then more rain, heavy at times even in boston on down toward hartford. the red sox at home so that may impact the game there tomorrow. scattered showers and
aircraft. now the area looks fair. the wind is not as gusty as it has been. the water here is only about 100 feet deep. it s like sloshing around in a bathtub. it s very dangerous for anyone who wants to be able to see what s happening below the surface of the water, on top of the water for those divers and certainly for aircraft. but look at this. going into sunday it appears as if this narrowed down search area is going to fair a little bit better. maybe remarkably better. can t rule out thunderstorms. certainly can t. and in the next 48 hours, there will be some here but hopefully it will lie flat enough for a long enough period of time and we ll watch these winds taper off that as we go into saturday
this evening. the manhattan sunset tonight, a stunning glow of light. you don t get sun much on those streets. this is the day you ll see the sun. the weather is not looking good for some of us. storms are likely for much of the midwest. who s getting hit? yeah, the bullseye, the midwest for today. storms from des moines all the way through chicago, could see large hail, damaging wind, can t rule out the possibility of isolated tornado. tomorrow, little more populated areas going to be in the center of the storms. we re going to be watching that. the big story the past couple of days has been the air that s come in from the north. it s going to drop temperatures across a large part of the country. we are going to take a significant break from summer.
before low temperatures get knocked back a few degrees. by wednesday, 66. lock at syracuse, temperatures in the 70s, go back into the 60s. this is also going to be affected by some gusty winds behind that frontal system as that high pressure system goes through. rainfall accumulations, one to two inches certainly possible. can t rule out thunderstorms and damage wednesday and the possibility of isolated tornadoes, all the way from that corridor from washington, d.c. up towards boston. i think it s that mid-atlantic region for the most part that we ll see the worst of the severe weather, i need to mention what s happening with the santa ana across southern california. that has eased up quite a bit. they re still seeing brisk winds, not the 50 to 70 miles per hour winds. camp pendletop, consuming 2,500 acres. we ll keep you updated on that, chris, back to you. karen, thank you very much. now, all morning, we will be