and pulls off to the east. chicago, d.c., philadelphia and boston. maybe some delays, i don t think any major problems, which is good news. everybody looking good. above freezing across the entire lower 48 which you love to see and at this point even with the storm we have down across parts of the south we re not seeing any delays, which you love to see. want to put this storm into motion and parts of the southeast today, pulls off towards the east, we need that moisture. tomorrow we re going to be clear. the same storm on the northern side of it, moves today throughout the ohio valley tonight and across parts of the mid atlantic and tomorrow exiting parts of the northeast, so we could see a delay or two from that, but overall, i tell you what, when you get into the holidays like thanksgiving, sometimes we get big storms. this isn t one of them. this is the rain that we re going to see maybe near two, three inches. parts of the south need the moisture. which is great news.
a fantasy team? the 0-9. rachel: i love rick in front of pete: at some point you have to go this is stunning, this is interesting. rachel: i love that rick is starting the forecast that way. will: i couldn t get him in the league and he s talking trash. reporter: we will see massive changes. we had the hurricane and now incredible cold, almost the entire lower 48 will be below average temperatures this week, 18 degrees, 36 in dallas, 67 in new york, enjoy this warm day because this is it. that is the moisture for what was hurricane nicole across areas of florida, the second storm behind it bringing snow across the ohio valley, that system pools off to the northeast, it is behind this
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thunderstorm moved in. we now have a severe thunderstorm warning for staten island, jersey city, newark. we ve had up to 2,000 flight delays. so again, with the heat building this week, even though it gets better by wednesday in boston dropping from the low 90s to the mid-60s, you can still see it in areas of the pacific northwest. not so much seattle, but inland. portland, medford, triple-digits. and that heat in the pacific northwest, fredricka, kind of slides into the middle of the country. we ve been seeing this heat dome making its way across all the lower 48. everybody is getting in on the summer heat. we also have the heavy rain. when you have really high temperatures and you have thunderstorms move in, we ve got a flash flood warning south side of chicago. still have those watches, though, for eastern kentucky. we re up to the north, already thunderstorms with these flight delays in chicago have dropped 3 to 6 inches of rainfall. and it s not over with yet. get ready, detroit.