what to expect for today. janice: did you hear how many flights were cancelled over the weekend? crazy. thousands of flights. i think it was combination of weather and other things going on with the aviation industry. 22 in fargo, 40 in new york, 68 in dallas. we have another round of severe storms today, tomorrow and next day. i think we are missing a frame and seeing the flash. another storm system in the northwest. the area of concern will be texas up through oklahoma and across louisiana, mississippi, like the same thing we saw last week and the week before. almost identical weather patterns week after week, bringing severe storms to areas across southern plains and mississippi river valley. future cast. a lot of stormy weather in the overnight hours. tomorrow we go across mississippi, alabama, georgia, up toward carolinas and on
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overnight hours. we ll get rid of most of the rain here before the race starts. we ll be in great shape, not going to be the sunniest of days, east wind and that means the moisture will get pulled off the water, so it will be a murky day. the kind of rain that would mess up the race or bother the runners or spectators for that matter will be out of here as you can see there on radar now as it continues pulling off to the north and east. it will be that cool day with temperatures in the 50s. we have been to the 70s the last couple of days. here is our future cast, hour by hour. the wheelchair races get started a little after 8:00. done with moderate rain at that point. showers continue to push in and the runners get going. after 9:00, elite runners arriving sometime around 11:00 or last year around a little over two hours. you see the trend here as we warm things up a little bit. we ll begin to dry things out. wall of water well to the west, that won t get there anytime through the da
the dryer side of these storms. we re hoping that as the storm progresses tuesday into wednesday here that the dryer air will begin to move into the houston area on the backside. we still have at least another 24 to 36 hours of the rain before we can take the rain threat to the north and northern louisiana and eventually even through arkansas. it was not out of the woods. we couldn t get flash flooding right through the end of this week. the wind gusts are not much of an issue informal we ll have a minor storm surge when this makes land fall around one to three feet. it s going to continue to be breezy and as the storm moves north, light winds throughout much of the region. and our future cast shows the heaviest rains near and around houston through the day today. as we go through wednesday, finally we start to shift it a little further up to the north. at least that s our hope is that we can get done with the worst of it. the additional rainfall totals still estimated from houston to