shreveport 102. this is in the shade, too. memphis, 104. so even tallahassee is probably one of the worst readings feeling like 108 degrees today. and it is not like tomorrow gets any better. you have to wait for a cold front to move through. and that s not going to happen any time soon. tomorrow, we re in the 90s for temperatures. heat indices 100 once again and dc will feel a little bit like summer. another 90 degree day tomorrow and the heat index will feel like 94. you have to jump up to the northern great lakes around through the great lakes to get relief. chicago, 86 thursday. beautiful friday and saturday. cleveland, the same for you. philly could hit 90 on thursday but then friday and saturday look pretty good. back to average, upper 70s to low 80s. so your travel forecast for today, the worst of the weather, definitely in the midwest, with some showers an storms, but if you have any friends that are in the south, they have just been saying, relief. like let it end. it has be
you first tonight was do they think we re stupid? this involves the hurricane dorian. just this minute upgraded. now a major hurricane again at category 3. grinding up the atlantic seaboard tonight. we ll update its course later in this hour. but the short history of our first item here is simple. before dorian arrived the president said it could hit alabama, among the other projected states. he said it out loud, said it on twitter. problem was it was never in the national hurricane center forecast. dorian has shown us it is capable of a bunch of things. but striking alabama on this go-round just wasn t going to happen. indeed, it s a beautiful night in huntsville this evening. low 80s. sun all week. first chance of rain next tuesday. back to our story. the president got peeved over all of this. he insisted alabama was some of the early projections that he saw. and then we saw this.
and in plain english, the first reaction a whole lot of people had to what we re going to show you first tonight was do they think we re stupid? this involves the hurricane dorian. just this minute upgraded. now a major hurricane again at category 3. grinding up the atlantic seaboard tonight. we ll update its course later in this hour. but the short history of our first item here is simple. before dorian arrived the president said it could hit alabama, among the other projected states. he said it out loud, said it on twitter. problem was it was never in the national hurricane center forecast. dorian has shown us it is capable of a bunch of things. but striking alabama on this go-round just wasn t going to happen. indeed, it s a beautiful night in huntsville this evening. low 80s. sun all week. first chance of rain next tuesday. back to our story. the president got peeved over all of this.
well-g evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 958 of the trump administration. and in plain english, the first reaction a whole lot of people had to what we re going to show you first tonight was do they think we re stupid? this involves the hurricane dorian. just this minute upgraded. now a major hurricane again at category 3. grinding up the atlantic seaboard tonight. we ll update its course later in this hour. but the short history of our first item here is simple. before dorian arrived the president said it could hit alabama, among the other projected states. he said it out loud, said it on twitter. problem was it was never in the national hurricane center forecast. dorian has shown us it is capable of a bunch of things. but striking alabama on this go-round just wasn t going to happen. indeed, it s a beautiful night in huntsville this evening. low 80s. sun all week. first chance of rain next tuesday.
towards the weekend, michelle and dave, and it s a good thing. july is typically that hot, muggy month. this is what we re going to see during the weekend. scattered showers and storms across the eastern third of the united states. rocking severe storms into the northern plains. hot weather into the south. we ve been stuck in this pattern. expecting southeastern wyoming, kansas, nebraska. that s not the whole story. we ll start to see river rises from about central missouri all the way down to louisiana. tributaries feeding into the mississippi. they re going to be seeing rises on the rivers over the next couple of days. we ll expect some showers to tick up again going into sunday for the mid-atlantic. for new york city, temperatures hovering right around normal. low 80s. maybe upper 80s going into saturday. washington, d.c., hot and sticky. temperatures around 90 degrees. look at chicago. 90 degrees on friday, but by