Hurricane henri. the category 1 storm is closing in on the east coast. pete: we have team coverage. fox news meteorologist steve bender is standing by but we start with meteorologist rick reichmuth. rick: not often you have a hurricane make landfall across the northeast. it has been a long time, almost 30 years. whether this hurricane will make landfall or a tropical storm not quite sure yet. i will show you something that might change what happens over the next few hours. flood warnings across parts hudson valley and massachusetts, vermont, all of connecticut, rhode island. parts of pennsylvania we haven t talked about. center of rain will spread out during the storm over time. we re seeing incredible rainfall totals. brooklyn almost seven inches of rain last night. central park five inches of rain in new york big flooding across parts of new jersey this morning
Dry weather on the satellite picture, but it is a lot fresher out west with the humidity still with us, with areas of thundery rain pushing on, were clad for central and eastern areas, and the potential for some heavy, thundery downpours throughout the remainder of the day. lots of fine weather to the north west. temperatures down considerably in recent days but still warm and pleasant despite temperatures being down because of a cloud in the south east, the pollen is still high, to very high, for those who suffer, with the grass pollen at the moment really quite uncomfortable. i mention the prospect of further thunderstorms. we had some torrential rain last night. it will be a possibility again today, this evening and overnight and for the coming few days. you can see that area of cloud. the area at risk of these thundery downpours as we go through the evening and overnight, but for the evening and overnight, but for the majority, where we have lost that humidity it will be a far more
Counterpart china. holding parades in red square. the same kind of heat tracks that his soviet predecessors used as propaganda during the cold war, all choreographed to project military might, even as they fought a losing battle with the world of ideas. and as those dictators would observe the proceedings while flanked by their top military brass, president trump now intends to do the same. according to the new york times, mr. trump has requested that the joint chiefs of staff, all of them, from the army, navy, air force and marines stand next to him as aircraft from each of their services fly overhead. and by the way, as we speak, the pentagon is delivering on trump s plan to showcase the country s military hardware, tanks, and other combat vehicles arrived in washington, d.c. by train last night. it is unclear how they ll be transported to the national mall. that s because each of these vehicles weighs more than 60
New york s finest have a calf down the expressway in the bronx after stunned drivers part of the animal on the highway. it took about a dozen officers to get it off the road. they say he likely escaped from a slaughterhouse but will now live out his days at an animal sanctuary. so it was all worth it! they dubbed him major dagen, after the highway. nobody was hurt in all this. as directed leafleting across the u.s. is prompting massive losses and crops and livestock. a new storm now could bring more ministry. mike tobin is live from roscoe, illinois. many families i understand you re trying to cope with the devastation as best they can. look at that high water. it s all over the place. we got some rain last night but the good news i could show you by looking some of the watermarks on the tree, the rock river went down a little bit. it s really moving, it s about hundred 50 yards over the banks. the big issue here in roscoe, illinois is the town of ajmer
North carolina, last night we had those big storms causing airport delays. especially in the airports around the new york city area. this is the line of storms that brought that 11 inches of rain last night, that s very slowly moving towards the east. that s why we are seeing this go higher because were already seeing so much rain especially this month, that water can t go anywhere very quickly and that s why we are concerned about significant flooding, land flooding on the river flooding. a little bit of a break, we will see more of that later. towards parts of maine, maybe you can drive up there to get a little bit of that snow. behind us, really cold air funneling and across parts of the northern plains. minus 22 is what it feels like in fargo, minus 14 in sioux falls. it doesn t last very long, it s