pennsylvania, still raining in west virginia and still rain through tennessee. this is 98l. this one was leslie, this is kirk out here in the open atlantic. these are not any issues at all. the hurricane center says this one labeled 98l and found it could have a 50% chance of development. but the path takes it northward and away from the east coast. the other story today, there s enough heat that s going to build up for some severe storms. 43 million people from chicago to st. louis to indianapolis and later this evening detroit and cleveland at risk of severe storms. that cold front kicks through the northeast tomorrow with 59 million people at risk. if you have a late afternoon or even flight out of d.c., philly, new york, boston, hartford or albany, there s a chance you could be delayed as those thunderstorms come through. the rest of the forecast,
championship. chestnut wolfed down an incredible 47 burritos in a mere 20 mens, topping the previous record of 33 1/2 beef, green, and pepper stuffed tortillas. now for a look at the national weather we turn to meteorologist bill karins. how ma burritos do you think you could eat? late-night drive through, maybe three. o is their heavy? i know, it s not pleasant. let s talk about hurricane igor. over the weekend, this storm blew up and intensified into a strong storm. the trend this season has been to have the strong storms. this is the third really powerful storm we ve had, but this also looks to be the third, big, strong storm that will swing and miss and stay a fish storm. look at the eye on this storm. that s like a buzz saw out here in the open atlantic. here is puerto rico, the virgin islands, leeward islands. this, as of now, is hading