Knocking on the door. Mike its coming fast. Tuesday morning, its going to feel cool enough, youll start to say ooh, theres fall in the air, isnt there . Lets talk about today. High temperatures will be in the mid 80s. Near the shore line, pretty much into the upper 70s, a lot like yesterday. Yesterday, humidity went down. Today, it goes up. Were comfortable this morning, but its going to get muggy through the afternoon. All of this moisture gets scooped up as we get this ste rain overnight. We do need every drop of moisture we can get. Looks like this one will be hit or miss for a lot of places, so hopefully youll be one of the areas that gets nice downpours. By 4 00, the skies are overcast. Here comes the rain at 10 00, 11 00 tonight. Eventually moving its way over to the eastern part of the state. But its going to take most of the night. Tomorrow mornings commute could be on the slow side. Well talk more about the hour by hour breakdown of the rainfall total and the cool air that fol
We start off, temperatures in the 60s. Comfortable outside. Humidity is down. Humidity is coming up and so are the clouds. There are broken clouds off in new york state, but this is the area pushing this direction. As it moves in, the cloud cover will thicken. The rain will arrive overnight. Could be a rumble of thunderstorms with it. So in boston, were going to see temperatures warming up. Start to see clouds coming in this afternoon because of a sea breeze inland, we should be 80 to 85 degrees. High temperatures inland, which are very hot into the mid 80s, and the humidity is coming up as well this afternoon. After that, here comes the clouds, the chances for thunderstorms. Well talk more about the exact timeline, but you get the idea. Its after midnight that these come roaring through. All details in a few minutes. Antoinette breaking noogs out of east boston this morning. One woman is dead, two women are injured after a crash on route this happened around 2 30 this morning. The hig
Spot, doug. We cant think this early. Mike look at the numbers. 68 degrees right now. Towards hartford, its 76. Humidity is coming up. Warm air is trying to push along with the humidity. We need that to set us up for a chance of thunderstorms tonight. Whats the timeline on the thunderstorms . This afternoon, by 4 00, notice the cloud cover thickens. We may see a few scattered showers or sprinkles out in the the real rain event doesnt show up until 10 00 tonight. You see a line of thunderstorms here that marches eastward. Not arriving in the boston area and the eastern part of the state until 4 00, 5 00 in the morning. When this moves through, there could be the occasional downpour. Watch out, there could be ponding of roadways for the morning commute. Behind it, the skies clear. Today, well start with sunshine, throw a few clouds in this afternoon. It will get cloudy and humid toward the evening hours. Then the rain later tonight. Antoinette were staying on top of the breaking news in
Florida, where he was speaking at another conference. We do feel a little guilty for asking him back so soon. Gary is not only a prolific speaker and author, but a popular battlefield guide, one of the leaders in the preservation movement, an awardwinning teacher, and one of the most important mentors of graduate students in civil war history. As i noted when i introduced gary at the 2014 symposium, he dedicated his prizewinning book the union war to his graduate students at penn state and the university of virginia with admiration for their contributions to the field. I know his students reciprocate that admiration. As just an example of what gary had done for the next generations of historians, our previous speaker is just one example. We owe it to gary to put in a applause for his latest work, the recently released interactive etextbook, the american civil war. Today we have asked gary to bat cleanup. Ladies and gentlemen, gary gallagher. [applause] prof. Gallagher i dont think he f
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