it s pretty impressive. this is a strong updraft from the rotating thunderstorms. yesterday was not rotating. they did not have a tornado. either way, this system was so powerful, they had winds as strongs a70 miles per hour. they had tons of return of quarter-size hail. that is the same system we ll continue to monitor today, however, it makes its way across the country. it is weakening. where are we expecting rain today with this front? stretching from minnesota down through texas. in texas, this will continue to be a big story. over the weekend, all the rain they received, right now they have tropical depression on tape. i know it s here in baja, california. look at the moisture streaming in through texas. you re taking this tropical moisture, adding in a slow-moving cold front, the same system that showed that wall cloud coming out of kansas. 3 to 5 inches of rain still possible in areas that are still dealing with flooding from over the weekend. that will be a concern in
expected. and more rain on the way making rescue efforts more difficult. janice, what can they expect? it is so heartbreaking. we have one more day potential of flooding in this area where they could receive one to four inches. any more rain will exacerbate an already dangerous situation. we still have the moisture streaming in and that is going to continue for the next 12 to 24 hours. but as domonic mentioned as we get into the new workweek, a drying trend will start but we need to get through the next 12 to 24 hours. flood warnings are in effect there is a maroon saying we have a flash flood warning in fort collins. in denver area, a flash floot watch. and this stretches down to new mexico where we had a death yesterday. we have flooding and a potential
low high temperatures, if that makes any sense. right now it s 62 degrees in atlanta. 64 in boston. 65 in new york city. it s all because of the cloud cover and the moisture streaming off the gulf of mexico. so temperatures normally this time of year in the upper 80s. it has been in the upper six, lower 70s. 71 with heavier rain in the southeast. tomorrow we get up to 77. as we start off next week we should see temperatures get a little bit closer to average. moisture streaming off the gulf of mexico, producing heavy rain. parts of florida and georgia the last several days. it picked up six or more inches of rain. more heavy rain today through parts of the gulf coast states, and in and around georgia through this afternoon. you can see new orleans and parts of the gulf coast could end up with another three to five inches of rain in the next
events including the president with a baby, also the first couple dancing before a party and that s going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics.: so the fourth of july brought some very unusual weather. new mexico took a wallop from a massive hailstorm and several homes and businesses were severely damaged by the golf ball-size hail. some residents in northern florida waded through floodwaters. washington county currently under a state of emergency. nbc meteorologist dylan dreyer here with your weekend forecast and hope you have better news to report. not in the flood zone areas. we are still going to see more heavy rain, especially the panhandle of florida and into the eastern great lakes but out where severe storms were yesterday, crazy to see pictures of that much hail. it looked like a snowstorm in new mexico. but it was just some of these scattered severe thunderstorms which will again pop up today, but they shouldn t be as severe as we saw yesterday. you can s
a party and that s going to do it for your morning dish of scrambled politics. so the fourth of july brought some very unusual weather. new mexico took a wallop from a massive hailstorm and several homes were severely damaged. some residents in northern florida waded through floodwaters. washington county under a state of emergency. dylan drier with your weekend forecast and hope you have better news to report. not in the flood zone areas. we are still going to see more heavy rain especially the panannual of florida and into the eastern great lakes but out where severe storms were yesterday crazy to see pictures of that much hail. looked like a snowstorm in new mexico. but it was just some of these scattered severe thunderstorms which will pop up today but shouldn t be as severe. moisture streaming in off the gulf of mexico. all riding along that stalled front from ohio right down into