Now to the weather,
the Midwest States are getting hit with some thunderstorms
today that will eventually make their way east.
Plus warmer October temperatures continue throughout the southeast.
Here's your full forecast.
Happy Tuesday, everyone.
I'm meteorologist Hilda Estevez with your look
across the nation with Cheddar weather.
Um You'll notice that the central and Great plains are really in
the cusp and bull's eye when it comes to more active weather,
especially talking about the enhanced feel for Kansas City.
So we're talking Dodge City and Great Ben is in that bull's eye.
Of course,
those thunderstorms are also stretching down towards
the western portions of Texas where we will
be seeing some cold front and much more action in the possibility of large hail,
thunderstorms and tornadoes are also likely for that region.
It's much more quiet when we're talking about the
east and the east coast heading down to Florida.
We are still noticing and picking up the rip current risk there.
But all in all, a lot of that wet weather is just staying confined to
the great plains out west too.
It's a bit of a calmer scenario heading into Wednesday that moisture starts
to pivot with a for an association heading towards the Great Plains,
Chicago getting into the mix, especially when we're talking about Thursday.
But west of that, things truly calm down as far as Texas goes,
we are expecting the possibility to notice some
southern showers in points across Houston as well as
South
Saturday.
Things definitely start to pivot and much more wet weather is expected across
New England and the mid Atlantic region As far as temperatures go,
some record breaking record challenging highs
will stay persistent across eastern portions of
the nation as well as much more cooling trends into the fifties.
We go and we're talking about places like Billings and Fargo, Denver,
67 degrees Atlanta, 81 in comparison, the heat will continue to build also.
And we're talking about places like Tampa as they still stay
heading into the autumn season in 90 degrees for your Friday.