satisfactorier sra. a little better for us in new york city as well. heather: you ve got 97 degrees, # 8 degrees you mentioned, but we are also dealing with snow up in the northeast eufrpblgts i didn t even get to that, more than 30 inches of snow in parts of upstate new york. vermont picked up over six inches, a big warm up is in store for the northeast, get this we could be looking at temperatures in the upper 80s, maybe even 90 in new york city as we head into thursday, so it will be warming up just a little later than usual. heather: i m going to using the nonscientific term and just call it wacky, because that s what it is. reporter: weird, strange, yes. heather: we mentioned earlier this was no ordinary storm as saturday s 9.87 inches of rain set a daily record in san antonio, the broke the record for all time daily rainfall during the month of may. set at 6.82 inches way back may
sections of michigan, parts of indiana and as far west as montana, even parts of texas will be seeing some precipitation from the storm system. again, looking at areas of rain already rolling through parts of iowa and also into sections of indiana. we did have severe thunderstorm watches and even warnings throughout the overnight hours. those have been allowed to expire. so we re not really thinking right now that the storms rolling through iowa and missouri are a severe magnitude. no damaging winds or large hail but the potential is there today, anywhere from texas up into north dakota, eastern montana as far east as illinois, you do have to stay alert because if you have any outdoor plans it is memorial day a lot of you are off some of the storms that roll through could actually produce severe weather in the form of damaging wind gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour, large hail and even some isolated tornadoes, and the storm prediction center did also upgrade the risk for severe storm