this is slowly propagating towards the east. 70 in the corridor, snow in western colorado and thunderstorms earlier this morning that were severe, just south of i-70 in kansas, you see the cluster moves northeast about 25 miles an hour. these contain some hail, but they ll probably be diminishing as we go through the morning hours and redevelopment expected south of this area later on this afternoon. here s your highlighted area for severe storms today. i think lesser chances today when you compare it towards tomorrow. then againer on saturday, as this whole mess makes its way off. you see most of the east coast looks to be okay for much of the day today. if you are doing some travel, though, a little wind and make afternoon thunderstorms slowing things down in new york. d.c. metro, some fog. dallas-ft. worth, also afternoon thunderstorms possible. 82 degrees in memphis. once you get out of the fog in d.c., it will get up to 75 degrees so kind of a murky start across parts of the mid-a
the winds turn southerly and that s just making all that moisture and all that humidity and all that heat spread through the southeast and up through the mid-atlantic today. it ll be a little shock to the system for some. here s that st. louis radar as i mentioned, just light rain for you right now. heavier storms, it looks like it just developed north of kansas city. the white dots are active lightning strikes. you could be watching a little bit of downpour activity especially the east side of the city this morning. as far as the rain forecast goes, watch out. as far as the forecast goes, heat on the east coast. very unusual end. extended summer. bill, thank you. the fed speaks sort of and why freedom of speech is not necessarily the best idea while on holiday. your first look at this morni morning s business headlines are straight ahead the twins clinch.