and we need to again look at where the jet stream is lining up, and we re getting a strengthening jet propagating all the way across the atlantic, and that leaves us with a zonal flow. this is a west to east wind with low pressure to the north of the uk, higher pressure towards the south. and with thatjet stream cutting across the uk, the air is colder for northern areas, milder towards more southern parts of england and wales. so temperatures probably going to be near normal, actually, for the time of year, around 11 to 14 degrees, but the outlook is a very unsettled outlook. we re going to find some showers or even some longer spells of rain. that s it. goodbye.
inch and a half in san francisco, that s great. sacramento, still pouring, and almost up to an inch. also be careful in northern new england. i m sure you have ice scraping to do in your car. vermont, new hampshire, and interior sec sections of maine. that s improving during the day today. the forecast for today is still cold and chilly from minnesota to wisconsin. southern half of the country is not bad. get ready for rain in oklahoma and texas over the next couple of days. even looking ahead towards the weekend, no snow. that s good. thanks to that zonal flow. that s my new friend. pacific air. not arctic air. big difference, right? some stories making news this morning. hackers got their hands on several unreleased mefz like annie and now they might have stolen other employee information like social security numbers and home addresses. the fbi has been working with sony since monday when the hacking was discovered. the 13-year-old florida boy rescued this past weekend is
weekend here in new york, not too hot, not too cold. not talking porridge. we shouldn t spook it. indra, please say more is expected. you re on the money. what we typically see, it looks like a roller coaster in the weather pattern. this is just an example of what it would look like if that s the case. we re looking at zonal flow. that means the weather is exactly the way it is supposed to be this time of year. that is a pattern that will be staying there all week long. it s typical, summertime, you get the humidity in there, you get afternoon thunderstorms. the only hot spot around colorado. denver has a threat for severe weather including tornadoes today. again, generally speaking, most of you seeing temperatures where they should be. the northeast again for the next several days, talking 70s and 80s. as we go down to the southeast, 80s and 90s in the southeast. keep in mind, it s not going to stay perfect. yes, a change has to happen. right around tuesday night in
hammered by flooding there. there is only one man to talk about. chad meyers. we have been talking about extreme drought, extreme flooding, extreme lack of snow. what s going on? we have the jetstream going up too high and going down too lie. a normal day, the jetstream goes right across the united states, it is called zonal flow across the time zones. that s when you get a normal day. how many normal days do we ever get? you get a 70-degree day and a 40-degree day. average them together, you get 55. we had 70 and 40 and never did get normal. going to get more and more severe as we move ahead. here is what s happened this year. the positive phase of the arctic oscillation. the jetstream should be going around. the arctic jet should be going
hour, a lot of trees down. mostly straight-line winds but they do just as much damage in some cases and there were fatalities. all right, now that front will stall here. we ll see severe weather across upstate new york and parts of new england again. then we reset the table across parts of tornado alley, as another piece of energy comes into the plains, taps a little more moisture and humidity. right now a slight risk of seeing severe weather across that area. that means that we ll probably see some thunderstorms. but a 2% to 4% chance of seeing thunderstorm that say would produce tornados, not like the 30% we had earlier in the week. we re starting to see a bit of progression. i want to give you a little hope here. we re in the april and june area, this is the time of year we get tornados in this area. we get into june, which is now next week. we start to migrate this whole system a little farther towards the north. by the way, we start to see a little bit of that pattern over the w