that s what helps build them. helps intensify them. that very warm water. so that is what we re expecting. in the short term, we ve got the path narrowed down pretty well. over the open atlantic. then you see this odd shift to the west. basically make a bee line for florida. now, where in florida exactly, the entire coast from jacksonville all the way down toward miami is in that cone. the real question is why the sudden turn. typically these storms always want to veer to the north. it takes a very strong steering mechanism to prevent them from doing that. and that steering mechanism is the form of this high-pressure system. under normal circumstances. this storm would veer back toward the north. toward the carolinas into virginia. but it will actually push it to
forward, we have a brief lull going forward, showers and thunderstorms will form in the hardest hit areas, making the flood threat last into the better part of next week. tornadoes, two reported yesterday, that brings our total over the past 15 days to over 400 in the continental unite. unbelievably active weather pattern. southwest texas, central michigan, northern portions of wisconsin, the carolinas into virginia, large hail, damaging winds, maybe an isolated tornado. not the widespread threat and some good news here, cool down in store for the early parts of next week. enjoy your weekend, back to you. do you feel like you have too many streaming services. a log-in here, another one there. i asked the disney chief where the market is headed. you re going to see a lot of change in me due to technological disruption. more from disney ceo bob
bit, but now we re watching a severe weather more on the east coast than the deep south. the one state that could be influence influenced we re looking for rain from pensacola to tallahassee. we ll see how all of that plays out. for today we re watching the severe weather threat from mississippi all the way through the southern half of tennessee, northern alabama, maybe a few tornados possible with this, damaging wind and large hail. last week we thought this was going to be election day, but this storm sped up a little bit so this will be later this evening and the overnight. for election day, our severe weather threat goes from the appalachians, north georgia and up through the carolinas into
the weekend outlook as we go through friday we track the rain through the carolinas into virginia. saturday the nor easter is up here all through new england. notice much of the rest of the country is looking okay, just a little bit of rain diving down through minnesota. on sunday as the storm exits, kind of windy and cooler behind it. then a new storm goes into the ohio valley with a little bit of light rain. pacific northwest, your active weather pattern begins this week too. in the northeast, it looks like saturday is your indoor day. sunday will be breezy and cooler but mostly dry. i think early halloween parties may get ruined. and decorations too. just get the clear poncho over the costume. still ahead, the stock market struggles continue as another massive selloff on wall street puts even more of a dent into this year s gains. a moment of joy. a source of inspiration. an act of kindness.
tomorrow, and saturday up through new england. pennsylvania could get two inches of rain. we re not going to get flooding out of that. of course this time of year you get thele lele leaves coming do the drains don t work as well either. this afternoon we take the rain into the panhandle of florida, a little bit here in alabama. as we go throughout the overnight into tomorrow morning, notice the rain really increases. friday during the day we soak all of the carolinas, then the rain arrives in virginia. d.c. is dry up until about 6:00 p.m. friday. this weekend as you wake up saturday morning you get the gusty winds on the coast, heavy rain from d.c. to philly to new york. kind of an ugly saturday morning. could be a little bit of snowy mix or maybe some sleet at the beginning edge of it in northern new england, but only the highest of elevations are going to get snow out of this.