gill, i wanted to overlay its path. gil is scheduled to turn into a hurricane. taking literally the same path that flossie took. we re monitoring that closely. a 60% chance of a storm forming behind it as well. in the southeast, we re talking about that warm sector producing thunderstorms. one to two inches of rain, yes, your dry spell is over. sorry about that guys. and midmuch from the midwest starting today and into the northeast by thursday, we ll be talking about showers especially along that front. look for half an inch to an inch of rain in that area. enjoy the dry spell. new york has another day. really, some incredible pictures to show you out of oregon this morning. i want to show you the lobby of city hall in beaverton, not far, outside of portland. that s an 18-year-old pacing around. then he kind of loses it and goes crazy, with a police officer punching, wrestling and
itself. we have a low making its way through the mississippi valley with that the sector should produce thunderstorms in the southeast. yes, your break is over. one to two inches of heavy rain in your forecast today. and that same threat is going to be quickly making its way across the midwest and eventually into the northeast. with that, we re talking all that beautiful weather, yeah, it s not lasting very long. first, we re going to start here in the midwest. eventually in the ohio valley and by thursday, we re going to be talking rain as far as the northeast. as far as rain amounts, anywhere from half an inch to an inch. heavier trend seems like in pennsylvania expected tomorrow. enjoy today. let me show you someone right now who is not your typical nfl cheerleader. 28-year-old megan welter got the job last year for working the sideline for the arizona cardinals. she s also a military veteran leading a platoon of soldiers in iraq. our biggest threat to the base was incoming mort
yesterday morning and showered the street with bricks and wood. several adjoining homes were damaged. the contractor working on a water heater is in critical condition with severe burns. moving on to flossie, now it s been downgraded to tropical depression. as it brings heavy rain and wind to hawaii. about 4,500 homes and businesses lost power on the big island. it could have been much worse. here s abc s brandi hitt. reporter: residents and ossigestm braof1 i m pro ot sleep at all. hopefully this will just be a lot of wind and a lot of rain and no flooding. reporter: and this nasa satellite image shows flossie just before its direct hit on the big island. it s always important to prepare for the worst. reporter: the last large storm to strike this stretch of paradise was hurricane iniki in 1992. seven people were killed with winds reaching 145 miles per hour. but forecasters say flossie is nowhere near iniki s strength. flossie will be weakening moving through an area to t
to revakt the violation but has received no response. released to the last shuttle mission to space. the camera catching that breath taking footage of the rocket booster on the atlantis this is back in june of 2011 before it breaks away in the 150,000 foot back to earth. atlantis is on sdisplay at the kennedy space center in florida. now to an extreme weather alert overnight flossie do downgraded to a tropical depression. it knocked out power to thousands of people there on maui and on the big island. those winds kicking up the surf across the state. maria molina is here with more on what we can expect today that
kell glue now this area of low pressure, flossie is expected s flossie is expected to move out today leaving thousands there without power. our severe weather expert chad meyers joins us now live from the cnn center in atlanta. the center of flossie traveling over princeville and kuai. the water is cooler. this will eventually die. it did put down some rainfall totals. this was pretty much flossie was a flop. just very close to the center and now affecting too many spots at this hour. i have to try to say this now,