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Into the late part of the week, the northeast and also the upper midwest gets in on this heat action, cincinnati 91 on thursday, 90 on friday, pittsburgh were looking at the upper 80s. a severe storm threat today, want to keep this in mind, the potential for some flooding rains. also damaging winds of 60 miles per hour or greater. could even see some hail and also watching the chance for a few tornados. where you see the yellow, the report of where were expecting the strongest weather. minneapol...

Birmingham, 95. columbia, 96. with the heat indices even up to 102 in some spots. the heat expands on wednesday and thursday, and friday, into the northeast, and also parts of the upper midwest and temperatures in the upper 80s, in pittsburgh, cincinnati, and 91 on thursday, and 90 on friday. so i mentioned the heat advisory, in alabama, and also in parts of georgia, because were looking at temperatures in the mid to upper 90s, and it is going to feel like 102 to 105 there, stay hydrated, stay o...

And theyll cause that storm surge in the major flooding across southern florida. we just got the latest update from the national hurricane center. i want to show you something very quickly. downgraded to a category 3. were not concerned about the intensity here. the energy is split apart across the storm system. the flooding is going to be prolonged. as it makes its way to the north, look at this. it goes back to a category 4. its going to gain the intensity with the open water. were talking abo...

Eye like this, were still over 500 miles away from lets say the coast of florida, weve got a lot more warmer water to contend with. we go from the mid 80s to the upper 80s, and thats significant. here we are, currently at a category four. notice how it goes to three, then back to four. this is going to be a new track in two hours. what theyre showing us here is the older track, but what is currently. at about 11:00 p.m., were going to get a new track from the national hurricane center and its go...

Will now. when you look at a well-defined eye like this, were still over 500 miles away from lets say the coast of florida, weve got a lot more warmer water to contend with. we go from the mid 80s to the upper 80s, and thats significant. when you look at this track, i want to point this out. here we are, currently at a category four. notice how it goes to three, then back to four. this is going to be a new track in two hours. what theyre showing us here is the older track, but what is currently....

Time over the waters. at a cat 3, you get upper 80s, near 90s, and it just blows up. lets look at some of the models now. in re, the u.s. model. we do it with every storm. european is in yellow and it has good history. theyve had their pros and cons. theyve fluctuated a lot in the last 24 hours. well put a little blue dot here for the european model. you cannot see the u.s. because its underneath. good agreement. thats what we want to see. an agreement. then this is monday morning. still well of...

Dispatched. fun fact. first all female three pilot flight crew. they will go out, take a look at the current statistics for the actual storm, take measurements to determine whether or not the previous statistics we had for this have since changed. what we do know right now winds are sustained at 85 miles per hour. its moving northwest at 13 miles per hour. thats what that mission will go out and determine if the storm has strengthened. has it intensified even more since the last mission they jus...

155 by the time it gets to the u.s. >> dorian over wide-open warm water. could it get even stronger because of that before making landfall? >> absolutely. in fact not a big surprise from yesterday, but when you looked at once far not surprised to see it go up to a category 4, the reason is its got own space. the small storm will get larger, but you go to water temperatures of the upper 80s, so easily you cant have an eruption of power. is there any good news. >> the european model really slowe...

You can have winds that are around it to my different level of the atmosphere and those winds can go strong and rip the storm apart. that potentially could do that, that is one of the things. if the other thing is they can go so slowly that while the water temperatures are warm, the upper 80s, plenty warm and not as warm as the gulf. when a storm goes so slowly it can go over water that is warm -- the low pressure actually pulls up the cooler water from lower and the ocean, from deeper down. he ...

Here on your sunday, that runs again, unfortunately, into your monday where youre looking at temperatures piling up into the upper 80s, lower 90s. spots across the extreme west getting up into triple digits, also on tuesday. so weve got this pattern where the center of the company getting back up close to 100 degrees. it is very hot for states in the middle of the country. states out west. summer or continues as were moving into early august. jon: it looks that way. adam klotz, thank you. the ci...