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Days. that s because for some of these areas they don t even peak temperaturewise tuesday or wednesday of the upcoming week. take, for example, houston going from 101 for the high monday, 103 on wednesday. dallas going 102 on monday to 10, by the time we get to the middle portion of the upcoming week. for many of the areas even though they peak, they really don t drop down by the end of the week. take austin, for example, the average high this time of year is 94. we re going to spend every single one of the next seven days with high temperatures getting into the triple digits. we re looking at 35 cities breaking record temperatures at some point this week between monday and friday. some of those communities possibly even having two or three days in a row of record-breaking temperatures. it s also not just the temperature we re concerned about, but also when you factor in that humidity, you get what we call the feels like temperature. and some of these areas you re talking extremely hig ....
Allison chinchar is in the cnn weather center with more. roughly a dozen states are already under either heat advisories or excessive heat warnings. in some instances these are likely going to last for several days. that s because for some of these areas they don t even partly cloudy temperaturewise to tuesday or wednesday of the upcoming week. houston going from 101 for the high on monday up to 103 by wednesday. dallas going from 102 on monday to 107 by the time we get to the middle portion of the upcoming week. for many areas even though they peak, they don t drop back down by the end of the week. austin, for example, the average high this time of year is 94. we are going to spend every day the next seven days with temperatures in the triple digits. we are looking at over 35 cities breaking record temperatures at some point in week between monday and friday. some of those communities possibly having two or three days in a row of record-breaking temperatures. ....
Pete: let s ask rick how many emails he has? reporter: i am fully will on this. this week, i cleaned it up and it felt good but this week finally, got to do something about this. try it, you might like it. this is the outlook for the next three months, this comes out from noaa, above average chances of precipitation in the ohio river valley, a little dryer in the four corners. temperaturewise, a little cooler across the pacific northwest. chances of average whether weather across the country. up the eastern seaboard, things are looking warmer than average. that is what we will see today. enjoy the east coast today, tomorrow rain moves in. snow across the central plains. especially kansas. ....
Direction before eventually you re talking about the planes stretching into iowa and getting into minnesota, wisconsin, areas where you will see some winter storms, ice and snow, some blowing conditions making roadways a little more treacherous. it s not just what s happening on the northern side of the system. farther south where the air is a little warmer, it is still something we will have to pay attention to. this is not a winter system as far south as this, but it provides the possibility for severe thunderstorms. that is something we are watching tonight into tomorrow. a severe threat here from texas getting into northern louisiana, stretching up across arkansas. maybe some isolated tornadoes with this but certainly big powerful thunderstorms are all going to be on the move as the system marches down across the southeast over the next day or so. temperaturewise, otherwise, if you re outside this area, in the middle of the country, it stays very mild for folks in the east as you l ....
Will: back with a fox weather alert. post-thanksgiving chaos in new orleans as the city is hit by a tornado. the powerful wind flipping a rv and damaging roofs. storms even tearing up a local church leaving about 10,000 residents without power. advisories set for millions of people in the southeast. that low pressure system is now moving towards boston, chicago and new york which could impact holiday travel. let s turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for a fox weather forecast. rick: a bit of a rough day for the storm moving towards the east coast. so far here in new york. the big cities along the i-95 corridor the rain has not started yet but by noontime when we see delays. look at map, temperaturewise not feeling like winter at all. colder air started to come into the northern plains. 20 in fargo. that is 15 degrees colder than we were yesterday. colder air will come into the west this week. that will bring a lot of snow. for travel, airports looking ....