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Its hard to tell when there is nothing really pushing it dominantly. but some of the computer models putting in anywhere between seven and eight inches of rainfall in this area in the next five days. we will be concerned about flooding if this thing begins to retrograde or begin to move backwards. well continue to watch that. now, other thunderstorms across the u.s. today. we have been watching the upper midwest and tornadoes yesterday in parts of minnesota. today, the threat of tornadoes down h...

Across parts of california. waters much warmer over here. were talking almost 90 degrees. thats your water temperature across parts of the gulf. upper 80s down by the keys and even 80 degree water temperatures all the way up towards virginia. were monitoring those water temperatures, of course, and watching for any tropical activity and things have been quiet since td number 5 made landfall and its still sitting there, though. we still have the remnants of it. you see that little swirl there on ...

Those frail or infirmed will be at risk. take a look at your neighbors and take care of them. st. louis really under the bulls eye here. the advisories go as far north as wisconsin and to the gulf of mexico. speaking of, heres whats shaking down there. the red box indicates we have a high probability of this disturbance turning into a tropical depression or tropical storm. national hurricane center has ordered an investigation via recon. an aircraft will check it out. some of our computer models...

Days? theres a little relief in sight. some relief friday or saturday. how issers and thunderstorming rolling through the lower great lakes. theyre not going to spell too much in the way of relief. what is going to is a little bit of canadian air, maybe a little bit of dry air purring this above average temperatures down into the gulf coast and back through pars of the east coast, and then well get more average temperatures by friday and into the week. lets talk tropical storm colin, 40-mile-an-...

Is still in the middle of nowhere right now but certainly bears watching. we want to show you this on satellite and put it in perspective for you. heres africa, here are the cape verde islands. there you can see the united states way over here. this is the area that were talking about over here. there we go, pan over to the red box. and its showing signs of some circulation. the national hurricane center has now upgraded the risk of this becoming our next tropical depression, probably our next t...

Literally 3,000 plus miles away from miami but its something we have to keep our eye on because its a large area of disturbed weather. it has the potential to become a tropical depression and the national hurricane center has now upgraded that probability to 80% of that happening in the next 24 to 48 hours. in fact we could start seeing advisories issued on this really at any given time, possibly as early as 5:00 eastern time. now, what are the computer models doing and where is this going to go...

The nurk hurricane center is keeping a nervous eye on a weather disturbance in the eastern atlantic. it says theres an 80% chance the storm could develop into a tropical depression in the next 24 to 48 hours. its still a long way out to sea, though. computer models have it track g i ing. stay tuned. our meetologist jacqui jeras will follow that for you. a nascar race. not the most environmentally friendly competition. think about it. its all about burning gas for sport. the pennsylvania racetr...

Astronaut, fox news contributor and planetary scientist and asteroid studier, a cochair on a task force that deals with planetary defense. welcome back. if it hits, what would happen to a major city in world. >> this is one of the larger near earth objects that crosses the earths orbit and it would cause devastation across a region of continues intent and wipe out the eastern seaboard or the entire south central part of the u.s. but, fortunately this is 170 years in the future and theres lots of...

Eventually these things can spin and this one is expected to do so. even though it is only a tropical depression i believe it has much more sinister ideas in the forecast, tony. a 35-mile-an-hour storm. we have to get to 40 miles an hour before they will classify it as a tropical storm. some of the convection over here. they like to see it wrapped around the low. through the florida straits, through key west, a 45 mile-per-hour storm. here is where i dont agree with the computer models. i hope t...

If the storm would go here, it still can. it just means the wind would be this way. the longer the oil stays in the watt e, the more it decays, the less of it to get on shore. the quicker it gets on shore, thats the danger of the real oil that could be a problem with the wildlife. lets open this up. these are all the computer models. well keep you up to date. they will change all day long. >> im going to go replay it. i have to replay it now. >> the feds versus arizona. well tell you about it wh...