the highest totals are showing us about an inch and a half to two inches. d.c. about an inch of rain this weekend and if you get a thunderstorm in a half hour, that may be it for all your rain for the weekend. and also steadier rains indianapolis into ohio. a gorgeous day today. if you love great weather from the mid-atlantic all the way through new england it s really nice. warmest day of the week and it will be warmer today than it will be over the weekend. still very hot though. all of the inner mountain west, in the 90s all week long. summer heat continues in the middle of the country. we watch some rain coming in over the weekend to make it kind of cloudy and cool. sunday we re still great from new york city north wards but from philly south wards still periods of more rain and if you re wondering about the belmont come saturday, it looks dry in new york city so this
firing up as we go throughout saturday afternoon. as of now our computers are looking at pittsburgh, to d.c., to richmond and leaving philadelphia north wards dry. the model drenches philadelphia and new york instead. so it depends where you reasare that front. 5:00 p.m. coverage beginning on the triple crown. 79 degrees possible thunderstorms so depends on where those storms are. it may be a sloppy track or maybe completely dry. and the story through the weekend. kansas city, indianapolis, all in the 90s. friday we get 95 in nashville and if you want heat it continues right through the weekend all through the deep south. what s the name of the model that tells us it s going to be sunny and nice? that s the only one you want to hear about? yeah, if you don t have that
thunderstorm complex not too far from panama city beach. the other areas of rain this morning heading to chicago, a rainy commute all the way to chicago and that will swing north wards. rain around areas of il knlinoi. hit and miss showers in indianapolis. we re okay through areas over pittsburgh but we get some showers over west virginia. by tomorrow morning we get some rainfall, trying to move to the knot east. tuesday will have the umbrella. d.c. a little bit of rain around 8:00 p.m. there s also great weather throughout the middle of the country. much of the west is perfect. airport delays is mostly going
it s around the corner and the people that deserve it the most are the people in the northern plains. the cold that won t quit. temperatures have been about 20 to 15 degrees below average. this is how many cities are on pace for their coldest april ever on record. about 50 midwest cities from kansas city north wards all the way up to the dakotas and a lot of these people have 6 to 12 inches of snow on the ground as well. the 6 to 12 inches that fell through southern wisconsin, what s left of it is now snowing in areas of northern ohio and hopefully this will be the last snow you ll see. same for albany and areas of central massachusetts. some wet snow flakes in connecticut and a cold chilly rain in new york. this is where you feel it day after day. overnight lows in the 30s. 30s in the ohio valley and it s
weaker tropical storm. after that it becomes a rain maker and a tropical depression, on this path, the heaviest rains would be atlanta through augusta, to savannah, columbia to the coastal areas, near charleston, isolated flooding problems during the day today on that path. and the other story is, we are still getting the high winds on shore. we heard from one of the reporters on the beaches from volusia county north wards towards jacksonville up into savannah, those areas have high morning issue the morning high tide cycle is happening now especially want to ask you about the storm surge ended up being that. in about 6. so i know that part of the reason is a part of it hitting so many land masses and sort of the storm becoming weaker an weaker. did that have something to do with the size of irma? did it have anything to do wit or no? the storm surge the hurricane