SHREVEPORT, La. - There is a Slight Risk of severe storms for part of the ArkLaTex on Wednesday. Gusty winds, hail and isolated tornadoes are possible. Here is the forecast
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all right. let s get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist steve salsa. steve, it s a rain yin monday morning in the northeast. people are going to be battling the rain for their commute, and it doesn t look good. treat yourself to an extra cup of coffee here this morning. you ll be glad you did so because we have a mess on the way. not too bad as you step out the door right now in new york city and philadelphia, but later on today you see this green shading here. that s a flash flood watch. now, remember, last summer we had a drought going on here. not this summer. grounds are saturated and expecting some heavy rainfall that could cause flash flooding. be extra careful for the evening commute. i think it s the evening commute here tonight. if that wasn t bad enough, we have severe weather going on here this afternoon, and that will be impacting over five million people. anywhere from if you are at the beaches here today, keep a close eye to the zie as severe weather
bill, answer the question we all need to know. is the storm going to hit tonight? is the storm going to hit by rush hour home? this is a massive one. when are we going to feel it? a lot of people will get to work or school just fine tomorrow morning in light snow. the really heavy stuff is not till friday night. i think the kids may get home all right, but getting home tomorrow night in new england, that s the tricky part. the two storms are going to combine into one big storm friday afternoon and evening to become our blizzard friday night through saturday morning. so we have the rain in the southeast today, and then the snow and rain mixture going through the midwest and the great lakes. we already have blizzard watches up for this area in the greenish shading here. it includes boston, providence, over to hartford, new haven, all coastal areas of rhode island and out towards cape cod. that doesn t mean everyone else isn t going to be bad, but that s where it s going to be the worst