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"After on America in the morning, a severe weather risk leads off your weather forecast today with AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz. Unfortunately, there is a risk for major flooding across portions of Texas starting today as a slow moving storm moves out of Mexico and into the lone star state here for today. This will bring the threat for heavy rainfall for places like San Antonio and westward towards a Rio Grande river and northward towards Lubbock. This will continue not only for today, but through tonight tomorrow and into Sunday, some areas can pick up more than a month's worth of rain at a time, and it can lead to major flooding concerns. Farther north there is another round of severe weather expected for today as a separate system will be moving northward into the upper Midwest, look for the chance for its severe thunderstorms across eastern Nebraska for today eastern South Dakota to southern Minnesota and Iowa as well as northern Missouri. These storms later on today can produce a risk for not only damaging wind gusts but also the risk for hail flooding down ports and even an isolated tornado. Otherwise a large swath of rain and thunderstorms expected for today from Chicago on south into Mississippi and Alabama, even the Florida Peninsula today seeing the chance for it on a storm into this afternoon. Into the east coast of the U.S., the drive a warm for many locations still outside chance for a shower thunderstorm in portions of New England for today. Dry across the western U.S. though this is going to be a big time warmup for many locations, especially across the Pacific Northwest, where a heat wave is expected to expand across portions of Oregon and Seattle starting today, and leading into this weekend and early next week with dangerous heat for the region. And that's the weather across America and Des Moines for today, heavy thunderstorms can bring the risk for flooding downpour tail and damaging wind gusts this afternoon, IS 79, very warm in New York City, high 87. As nations weather, I'm AccuWeather dot com meteorologist Matt Benz. It's 15 passed. This is America in the morning. I'm John trout. A magnitude 5.5 earthquake rattled northern and central California yesterday afternoon with shaking felt mainly across the
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"Welcome back to America in the morning 14 after AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz has the forecast. AccuWeather will continue to monitor the risk for severe thunderstorms for today as a slow moving storm slogs across the central portions of the U.S. here for today. We are watching for the risk for thunderstorms from the dakotas southward to Texas here for today though that risk for severe thunderstorms will generally occur here for this afternoon through this evening from South Dakota, southward through Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma, our main concern will be the risk for heavy rainfall as well as a risk for damaging wind gusts and even a tornado in spots. This system will continue to impact the region again through this evening. Farther to the north and west, there will be rain falling across the front range of the Rocky Mountains, locations such as Denver will need to watch for the risk for flash flooding and rain as far north as a high plains of Montana. Today, the system will include some showers and thunderstorms across Texas for today, though that risk for heavy rainfall will be lower compared to recent days at its good news for areas that were hit hard with rain over the last couple of days, especially across southeast Texas. Then there will be some showers and even some rumbles of thunder across the southeast U.S. today through the Florida Peninsula, some of those storms could be on the heavy side as well with torrential rainfall. Otherwise quiet on the West Coast and much of the east coast, so it's under shower can not be ruled out here for this afternoon across portions of New England. Otherwise looking at pleasant conditions across much of the mid Atlantic. And again, dry across West Coast as well, dry conditions from California, all the way through Washington state. That's weather across America, sunny and comfortable today in Washington D.C. with a high of 82. In Oklahoma City, for today watching for the risk for severe thunderstorms this afternoon, storms can bring the risk for hail and damaging winds as well as a tornado, along with the risk for heavy rainfall, temperatures today in the 80s. That's the nation's weather. Now, 16 after I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. Although it's stalled for weeks, Missouri lawmakers passed two bills that would ban transition care for transgender youth and ban
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"Welcome back to America in the morning 14 after AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz has the forecast. AccuWeather will continue to monitor the risk for severe thunderstorms for today as a slow moving storm slogs across the central portions of the U.S. here for today. We are watching for the risk for thunderstorms from the dakotas southward to Texas here for today though that risk for severe thunderstorms will generally occur here for this afternoon through this evening from South Dakota, southward through Nebraska, Kansas, and Oklahoma, our main concern will be the risk for heavy rainfall as well as a risk for damaging wind gusts and even a tornado in spots. This system will continue to impact the region again through this evening. Farther to the north and west, there will be rain falling across the front range of the Rocky Mountains, locations such as Denver will need to watch for the risk for flash flooding and rain as far north as the high plains of Montana. Today, the system will include some showers and thunderstorms across Texas for today, though that risk for heavy rainfall will be lower compared to recent days at its good news for areas that were hit hard with rain over the last couple of days, especially across southeast Texas. And there will be some showers and even some rumbles of thunder acquires of southeast U.S. today through the Florida Peninsula, some of those storms could be on the heavy side as well with torrential rainfall. Otherwise quiet on the West Coast and much of the east coast under shower can not be ruled out here for this afternoon across portions of New England. Otherwise looking at pleasant conditions across much of the mid Atlantic. And again, dry across West Coast as well, dry conditions from California, all the way through Washington state. That's the weather across America, sunny and comfortable today in Washington D.C. with a high of 82. In Oklahoma City, for today watching for the risk for severe thunderstorms this afternoon, storms can bring the risk for hail and damaging winds as well as a tornado, along with the risk for heavy rainfall, temperatures today in the 80s. That's the nation's weather. I'm AccuWeather dot com. Matt Benz. Now, 16 after I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. Although it's stalled for weeks, Missouri lawmakers passed two bills that would ban transition care for transgender
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"26 now before the hour on America in the morning, yesterday damaging tornadoes ripped through central Oklahoma, leaving at least one person dead. Hopefully the severe weather will be tamped down today. Let's get the update from AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz. After a busy weather day yesterday and last night, unfortunately we are watching for more severe thunderstorms for today. These storms expected or erupted at times here through today, especially through this afternoon across southern Wisconsin through eastern Iowa, Illinois, Missouri and southward through Arkansas and Texas here for today. The eastern storms expected to pack a punch bringing the threat. Not only for heavy rainfall, but damaging winds hail, and even isolated tornadoes can not be ruled out these storms expected to continue into this evening So large portion of the country, once again, needs to be weather aware and keep an eye on the sky here for today. Some places across north central U.S. just can't seem to catch a break from winter and today will be no exception as our latest storm continues to roll to the east across the central U.S., snow will begin to fall in some of that could be heavy at times today through tonight and tomorrow, especially across northern Minnesota, through northern North Dakota, and into Montana, places like northern Minnesota could see up to a foot of snow by tomorrow. Out ahead of this cold front though, it's more like summer that summer warmth that we talked about earlier on. It's across much of the eastern U.S. today, east of the Mississippi River. In fact, places like the southeast through the mid Atlantic and even into the northeast today, making it into the 80s, perhaps a couple of showers to start the day across portions of western New York. Otherwise, dry today across California, the desert Southwest, there will be some snow and rain showers across northern rockies and into the Pacific Northwest, and across Florida today, the southern portion of Florida, Peninsula, seen some showers here in places for this afternoon. As the nation's weather, iMac, you other dot com. 23 till now I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. The elderly man accused of shooting a teenager who went to the wrong Kansas City house by mistake pleaded not guilty
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"America in the morning, back now at 14 after, here's AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz. Unfortunately, we are talking about severe weather once again for today after what was a very busy yesterday afternoon through last night. Those storms will continue to move to the east here through this morning and into this afternoon and evening with another line of thunderstorms for this afternoon through this evening. The main risk for severe weather for today, the focus near a cold front that will be stretching from southern Wisconsin through Illinois and eastern Iowa, southward to Missouri, as well as Arkansas and Texas here for today. The main risk from these storms will come from damaging winds hail, even an isolated tornado cities that could see the risk for severe weather, including places like Chicago, St. Louis and Little Rock airport today, and everyone will need to be weather aware on top of that localized heavy rainfall can produce localized flooding as well with these storms. Farther to the north, a more wintry scene, rain across portions of central Minnesota and northern Wisconsin, but northern Minnesota into northern North Dakota into northern Montana. Through the day today, places across northern Minnesota could see up to a foot of snow through today tonight and tomorrow, so winter not done yet for that portion of the country. Ahead of this front, it's very warm temperatures well into the 80s across good chunk of the Mississippi River valley, including the Ohio River valley, Tennessee river valleys of southeast U.S. and mid Atlantic, even the northeast today warming up as well, perhaps just a couple of showers across western New York here for this morning. Across the western U.S., looking at dry conditions across Southern California. In fact, much of California drive for today with some showers across the Pacific Northwest. And so weather across America and Pittsburgh for today a warm one times the clouds and sunshine high of 84° San Francisco for today, breezy this afternoon with the high of 64°. That's the nation's weather. I'm AccuWeather dot com meteorologist map ends. It's 16 after I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. Two Alabama teenagers have been arrested and charged for the birthday party shooting over the weekend that left four dead and several wounded. And
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"26 now before the hour on America in the morning yesterday damaging tornadoes ripped through central Oklahoma, leaving at least one person dead. Hopefully the severe weather will be tamped down today and let's get the update from AccuWeather dot com meteorologist Matt Benz. After a busy weather day yesterday and last night, unfortunately we are watching for more severe thunderstorms for today. These storms expected to erupt at times here through today, especially through this afternoon across southern Wisconsin through eastern Iowa into Illinois, Missouri and southward through Arkansas and Texas here for today. These stutter storms expected to pack a punch bringing the threat not only for heavy rainfall, but damaging winds hail, and even isolated tornadoes can not be ruled out these storms expected to continue into this evening, so a large portion of the country once again needs to be weather aware and keep an eye on the sky here for today. Some places across north central U.S. just can't seem to catch a break from winter and today will be no exception as our latest storm continues to roll to the east across the central U.S., snow will begin to fall in some of that could be heavy at times today through tonight and tomorrow, especially across northern Minnesota through northern North Dakota and into Montana, places like northern Minnesota could see up to a foot of snow by tomorrow, out ahead of this cold front, though it's more like summer that summer warmth that we talked about earlier on. It's across much of the eastern U.S. today east of the Mississippi River. In fact, places like the southeast through the mid Atlantic and even into the northeast today, making it into the 80s, perhaps a couple of showers to start the day across portions of western New York. Otherwise, dry today across California, the desert Southwest there will be some snow and rain showers across northern rockies and into the Pacific Northwest. And across Florida today, the southern portion of Florida Peninsula seems some showers here in places for this afternoon. As the nation's weather, iMac, you other dot com leaders. 23 till now I'm John trout, this is American in the morning. The elderly man accused of shooting a teenager who went to the wrong Kansas City house by mistake
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"America in the morning back now at 14 after here's AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz. Unfortunately, we are talking about severe weather once again for today after what was a very busy yesterday afternoon through last night. Those storms will continue to move to the east here through this morning and into this afternoon and evening with another line of thunderstorms for this afternoon through this evening. The main risk for severe weather for today, the focus near a cold front that will be stretching from southern Wisconsin through Illinois and eastern Iowa, southward through Missouri, as well as Arkansas and Texas here for today, the main risk from these storms will come from damaging winds hail, even an isolated tornado cities that could see the risk for severe weather, including places like Chicago, St. Louis and Little Rock airport today, and everyone will need to be weather aware on top of that localized heavy rainfall can produce localized flooding as well with these storms. Farther to the north, a more wintry scene, rain across portions of central Minnesota and northern Wisconsin, but northern Minnesota into northern North Dakota into northern Montana. Snow through the day today, places across northern Minnesota could see up to a foot of snow through today tonight and tomorrow, so winter not done yet for that portion of the country. Ahead of this front, it's very warm temperatures well into the 80s across good chunk of the Mississippi River valley, including the Ohio River valley, Tennessee river valleys of southeast U.S. and mid Atlantic, even the northeast today warming up as well, perhaps just a couple of showers across western New York here for this morning. Across the western U.S., looking at dry conditions across Southern California. In fact, much of California drive for today with some showers across the Pacific Northwest. That's the weather across America and Pittsburgh for today a warm one times the clouds and sunshine high of 84° San Francisco for today. Breezy this afternoon with a high of 64°. That's the nation's weather. I'm AccuWeather dot com. It's 16 after I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. Two Alabama teenagers have been arrested and charged for the birthday party shooting over the weekend that left four dead and several wounded. And
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"It's 25 till on America in the morning, AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz, is tracking the latest storm system moving across the nation, a weather pattern here over the coming days and right through this weekend shifting almost into overdrive as we see a big dip in the jet stream called a trough moving into the Pacific Northwest that will transition east here through today across the middle of the country and this drought separating the relatively warm air across the south central U.S. to the colder air that is still found across the north central U.S. and these boundaries mean and we'll see several systems developing across this region over the coming days. Today, this first system expected to move from the central plains into the upper Midwest for today as an area of low pressure drags a cold front across the central and southern plains we expect thunderstorms to erupt here into this afternoon and evening from eastern Nebraska and western Iowa southward through Texas. These storms can pack a punch here later on today through this evening with damaging winds and hail being the main concerns, but an isolated tornado can not be ruled out as well. Heavy rainfall expected across portions of northern Iowa through eastern Minnesota and Wisconsin. This is not a good setup with regards to what is on the ground right now, and that's a lot of snow, especially across western Wisconsin, where some areas saw as much as one to two feet of snow earlier this week, and that will lead to a rapid snowmelt with a lot of this moisture running directly into local streams and rivers, flooding will be a concern here over the coming days, especially across the upper Midwest, especially on the upper reaches of the Mississippi River. Father west, we are watching another Pacific storm moving into the Pacific Northwest bringing the chance for showers and some rumbles of thunder and places like Seattle and Portland, snow showers across a high plains of Montana with snow showers into no other North Dakota here for today. This marine clouds across the central rockies, otherwise dry across the southeastern mid Atlantic for today, some rain and snow showers across northern New England. I'm AccuWeather dot com meteorologist Matt Benz. I'm John trout. Now 23 till America in the morning continues. Fox News reached a last second settlement with dominion voting systems yesterday as the case raced toward opening
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"14 after now on America in the morning, here's AccuWeather dot com meteorologist Matt Benz, our same storm that has plagued much of the country over the last number of days with severe weather will continue to bring the threat for not only the gusty winds, but perhaps some heavy rain at times here for today. And not just for today, but through tomorrow and possibly even into Sunday before this latest system moves off the coast, what we are looking at is a cold front from this latest storm that is draped across the southeast and the south central U.S. from the Carolinas to Alabama. And then all the way west into southeastern Texas, areas to watch airport today with heavy rain and thunderstorms will be from the Houston area on east towards New Orleans, a good chunk of mississippian Alabama as well could get in on this activity as well. And with that heavy rain threat, launch for the threat for flash flooding as well for many of these areas. There could be some gusty winds as well with some of these stronger thunderstorms. Otherwise, again, this activity continuing into the start of this weekend, though it does look like this rain will begin to subside from west to east through the day on Sunday. Otherwise dry across much of the mid Atlantic and the northeast for today albeit on the cooler side compared to recent days, just a couple of light rain showers across the upper Midwest, a new Pacific storm coming into the Pacific Northwest will spread rain as far south as a Bay Area for today, a steady of great expected to be for this morning for Portland and Seattle before that tapers off to a couple showers here for this afternoon. Dry today across much of the Ohio valley as well as the central great plains, looking dry for today. That's the weather across America and Houston for today again, watch for showers and heavy thunderstorms that can bring the threat for flash flooding here through the today today. Cool as well. I've just 64 in Seattle for today occasional rain and drizzle this morning. Perhaps a shower this afternoon with a high of 53. That's a nation's weather. I'm AccuWeather downtown here. I'll just map and I'm John trout to now 16 passed on America in the morning. China has deployed an aircraft carrier strike group near the east coast of Taiwan and
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"14 after now on America in the morning, here's AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz, our same storm that has plagued much of the country over the last number of days with severe weather will continue to bring the threat for not only gusty winds, but perhaps some heavy rain at times here for today. And not just for today, but through tomorrow and possibly even into Sunday before this latest system moves off the coast, what we are looking at is a cold front from this latest storm that is draped across the southeast and the south central U.S. from the Carolinas to Alabama. And then all the way west into southeastern Texas, areas to watch airport today with heavy rain and thunderstorms will be from the Houston area on east towards New Orleans, a good chunk of mississippian Alabama as well could get in on this activity as well. And with that heavy rain threat, launch for the threat for flash flooding as well for many of these areas. There could be some gusty winds as well with some of these stronger thunderstorms. Otherwise, again, this activity continuing into the start of this weekend, though it does look like this rain will begin to subside from west to east through the day on Sunday. Otherwise dry across much of the mid Atlantic and the northeast for today albeit on the cooler side compared to recent days, just a couple of light rain showers across the upper Midwest, a new Pacific storm coming into the Pacific Northwest will spread rain as far south as a Bay Area for today, a steady of great expected to be for this morning for Portland and Seattle before that tapers off to a couple showers here for this afternoon. Dry today across much of the Ohio valley as well as a central great plains, looking dry for today. That's the weather across America and Houston for today again watch for showers and heavy thunderstorms that can bring the threat for flash flooding here through the today today. Cool as well. I've just 64 in Seattle for today occasional rain and drizzle this morning, perhaps a shower this afternoon with a high of 53. Fascination to weather, I'm AccuWeather downtown meteorologist map ends. I'm John trout to now 16 passed on America in the morning. China has deployed an aircraft carrier strike group near the east coast of Taiwan and the communist nation has vowed
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"It's 25 till this is America in the morning on what's happening in the national weather scene. Here's AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz. We are tracking a slow moving cold front that will continue to march eastward for today across eastern half of the country. Ahead of this front feeling more like June, but behind this front still looking like February, as the temperatures continue to, well, run the roller coaster that we call spring this time of the year. Temperature is sir Jane well into the 70s and 80s all the way up into southern New England for today, in fact, near record high temperatures and places like New York City, the record for the state of 79° set back in 1947, but along with that, there will be the threat for strong thunderstorms into this afternoon, especially along the I 95 corridor from New York City on south through Washington, D.C., southward toward Charlotte, and then across much of the southeastern and south central U.S. for today along this frontal boundary, wind and hail will be the primary concerns, especially as we head into this afternoon. Now, much of the mid Atlantic and northeast will begin to clear out heading into tonight though this boundary expected to stall out across the southeastern and south central U.S., especially along the I ten corridor from Texas on east. This will bring rounds of downpours now over the next couple of days. So the threat for flooding may increase, especially as we head through the day tomorrow as well as into Friday and into the early parts of this weekend. Across the country, Chile across north central U.S. still some lingering snow showers across northern Minnesota through the Africa Peninsula of Michigan looking at our next Pacific storm moving into the Pacific Northwest for today. This will spread rain as far south as a Bay Area heading into tonight and tomorrow, though it does look like an act of weather pattern mainly for the Pacific Northwest due this weekend. And again, for the early parts of next week. That's the nation's weather, I'm AccuWeather dot com, Matt Benz. 23 till, this is America in the morning. I'm John trout. President Biden heads to Ireland next week to mark the good Friday accords anniversary. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports.
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"It's 25 till this is America in the morning on what's happening in the national weather scene. Here's AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz. We are tracking a slow moving cold front that will continue to march eastward for today across eastern half of the country. Ahead of this front feeling more like June, but behind this front still looking like February as a temperatures continue to, well, run the roller coaster that we call spring this time of the year. Temperature is surging well into the 70s and 80s all the way up into southern New England for today. In fact, near record high temperatures and places like New York City, the record for this data 79° set back in 1947, but along with that, there will be the threat for strong thunderstorms into this afternoon, especially along the I 95 corridor from New York City on south through Washington, D.C., southward toward Charlotte, and then across much of the southeastern and south central U.S. for today along this frontal boundary, wind and hail will be the primary concerns, especially as we head into this afternoon. Now, much of the mid Atlantic and northeast will begin to clear out heading into tonight though this boundary expected to stall out across the southeastern and south central U.S., especially along the I ten corridor from Texas on east. They'll bring rounds of downpours now over the next couple of days, so the threat for flooding may increase, especially as we head through the day tomorrow as well as into Friday and into the early parts of this weekend. Across the country, Chile across north central U.S. still some lingering snow showers across northern Minnesota through the Africa Peninsula of Michigan looking at our next specific store moving into the Pacific Northwest for today. This will spread rain as far south as a Bay Area heading into tonight and tomorrow, though it does look like an active weather pattern mainly for the Pacific Northwest do this weekend. And again, for the early parts of next week. That's the nation's weather, I'm AccuWeather dot com, but you're just map fans. 23 till, this is America in the morning. I'm John trout. President Biden heads to Ireland next week to mark the good Friday accords anniversary. Washington correspondent Sagar Meghani reports. Hard to believe. 25 years ago
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"13 after the hour on America in the morning, we're entering the last weekend of winter. Here's your forecast for Mackie weather dot com meteorologist Matt Benz storms ongoing here this morning across the central Gulf Coast states and that threat here for today will extend from Louisiana eastward into central Georgia with regards to storms now any of these storms that today can contain not only heavy rainfall and damaging winds, but also can't rule out an isolated tornado as well as these storms. Sweep east again here through today. Farther north just rain across portions of the Tennessee river valley through the southern and central appalachians. In fact, mainly rain all the way up through Pennsylvania and into upstate New York with perhaps just some snow mixing and right along the border of Canada, there will be some ongoing Lake effect snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes across lower Michigan and the Africa Peninsula in Michigan, some lingering 40s and late snow showers. Northern Wisconsin and across Minnesota, in fact, this is where there is a significant shot of cold air coming down out of Canada behind the storm, so feeling more like February than the middle of March here for the Saint Patrick's Day. There will be some snow showers as well picking up across portions of southwestern North Dakota through South Dakota and northern Nebraska for today. And a couple of snow showers also moving across central Colorado through northern New Mexico for the day as well. Otherwise dry across much of the west here for today, looking at dry conditions for California, northward through Oregon and up into Washington state. It looks like this dry stretch of weather will continue through at least tomorrow, though a stormy stretch of weather is expected to impact places like California as soon as Sunday weather returning for much of next week. Whether across America, New York City, for today, mostly cloudy, high 58° in the twin cities for today cold and breezy, I've just 20. That's the nation's weather. Matt Benz. I'm John trout, 15 after, America in the morning continues. Security concerns over the app TikTok takes center stage in a congressional hearing next week in the nation's capital. Correspondent
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"25 tail on America in the morning, this last Friday of winter, bringing some snow for some. Here's AccuWeather dot com, meteorologist Matt Benz. This latest storm well, it's mainly a rainmaker, at least for most places across the eastern U.S. outside of the Great Lakes while there can be some snowflakes mixing in across northern upstate New York, maybe through the higher elevations of northern New England, mostly rain, but it doesn't mean we will not turn colder as we head into this weekend. In fact, a pretty significant cold shot of air for a good chunk of the eastern U.S. here through this weekend and once again, perhaps the frost or freeze thread across the southeast and mid Atlantic as we head into Sunday morning and perhaps Monday morning as well. But for today, mainly rain across most of the northeast and mid Atlantic for today across the southeast and south central U.S. from Louisiana, eastward towards Georgia. That's where we will see the risk for severe thunderstorms for today. These are the same storms that brought severe weather yesterday afternoon across the south central plains, especially around the Dallas Fort Worth area that got hit hard by severe weather here late in the day yesterday. These storms today will contain the threat for heavy rainfall damaging winds, but isolated tornadoes can not be ruled out as well. Again, mainly from Louisiana, eastward into Georgia airport today and that would also include the Florida Panhandle, watch out for those storms, be whether we're here for today. Behind the system, at least where it is colder across Great Lakes through the effort Midwest, there will be some flurries falling and maybe some snow showers as well downwind of the Great Lakes across much of Michigan, Wisconsin, as well as Minnesota, and some snow showers and sponsor across central Colorado into north central New Mexico, otherwise a nice dry mile day about time across most of the western U.S. that does include California, northward through Oregon, into Washington state, drive through tomorrow, rain returns over California on Sunday. As the nation's weather, I'm AccuWeather dot com meteorologist Matt Benz. 23 till America in the morning continues, I'm John trout. Treasury secretary Janet Yellen went to Capitol Hill to face questions about recent bank failures and other financial concerns.
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"25 sale on America in the morning. AccuWeather dot com meteorologist Matt Benz is busy at the national map. What's the forecast? Shaping up to be a very active weather pattern here from the West Coast to the east coast here for today as we are tracking several systems moving across the region and even though the calendar says it's march. It's going to feel more like February with regards to snow across portions of the U.S. over the next couple of days. Our first storm that we're tracking moving through the Great Lakes to the east coast here for today. This will bring mainly snow across portions of Wisconsin and in northern Illinois, lower Michigan, leads to start the day into the early afternoon. This will be our main concern for where we'll see slippery roads here to start the day as that's where we'll see the best chance for any snow accumulations. As you head east, we'll see a mix over to rain and snow across portions of the Ohio valley into the central appalachians east of the appalachians here for today, mainly rain, especially for this afternoon from places like Philadelphia, northward towards New York City, though some snow can mix in for these areas heading into tonight, mainly rain then as you head south across Virginia and across the Carolinas and vaccine thunderstorms could erupt as well at times for today from southern South Carolina. Georgia, northern Florida, some of these storms packing a punch with heavy downpours at times for today. That's thunderstorm risk extending westward to the lower Mississippi River valley. This will be more hit and miss type thunderstorms. Central southern plains outside of Texas dry here for today a new system moving into the West Coast. We'll continue to bring heavy rainfall to portions of California for today, especially just near and south of the Bay Area towards the LA basin, flooding concerns will be renewed for many of these areas along with risk for mudslides. Please be careful out there. Snow at higher elevations of the Sierra. Also look at snow falling across portions of the central and northern rockies as well through much of today. That's the nation's weather. This is America in the morning. It's 23 till. I'm John trout. President Biden traveled to Philadelphia and laid out his budget plan, but back in Washington, Republicans panned the budget
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"13 after America in the mornings back with AccuWeather dot com meteorologist Matt Benz. February has been a very warm month, but thanks to this latest storm rolling across the middle of the country, it has drawn a very warm air mass northward out in front of it and will continue to see almost April like conditions east of the Appalachian Mountains for today along much of the I 95 corridor from Washington D.C. through Philadelphia, as well as New York City in Boston for today, though many of these locations likely hitting their height this morning moves through with cooler temperatures on the way here for this afternoon. There will be some showers and thunderstorms as well with the cold front that will swing across the area, no severe weather is expected, though there can be some ponding on streets and roadways through today behind this cold front while trending colder with some Lake effect flurries and snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes here through today temperatures generally in the 20s and 30s across the Great Lakes back towards the upper Midwest. Behind this cold front actually a warming trend across the north central and central planes for today, where temperatures will be rebounding compared to the past couple of days, across the southeast, some ongoing showers and thunderstorms to start off this morning, mainly from North Carolina back to South Carolina and down through Georgia and northern Florida for today ahead of that cold front in Florida, temperatures well into the 80s here for today. Otherwise fairly quiet conditions across much of the western U.S. across California for today dry conditions with some sunshine and mild as well. There will be a storm moving into the Pacific Northwest, delivering a bit of rain here, at least to start the day, especially across Washington and across the coastal areas there. That's the weather across America and Boston for today, windy with occasional rain, temperatures topping out up to 58° the record high for the state of 61, mostly sunny and see the ball in the twin cities today with a high 29. That's the nation's weather. I'm actually with their dot com that you're all just mapped Benz. 15 after now I'm John trout, this is America in the morning. President Biden had his annual physical at according to correspondent
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"Welcome back to first light. I'm Linda, Kenya, It seems we've been stuck with the same weather pattern over the last couple of days. Accuweather dot com Meteorologist Matt Benzes here, Matt any chance that weather pattern will change this weekend? Hey, Linda for a lot of locations, especially east of the Rockies. It's been basically on whether repeat mode over the last few days, in fact, a good chunk of this week if you have been along the Gulf Coast, Texas and Louisiana, where they've seen just a torrential amounts of rainfall. Falling and that will continue to be the case here for today. Unfortunately, another round of heavy rainfall expected across Louisiana and eastern Texas as a fire hose of moisture continues to move off the Gulf of Mexico. So another round of perhaps flooding rain For today, the good news is there is an end in sight. This moisture plume will begin to shift westward heading into this weekend, so hopefully areas that have been hit hard with rain over the last few days. Will begin to dry out at least a bit into this weekend. Now, this plume of moisture moves northward up through the central and northern US with some showers and thunderstorms expected through at least the Great Lakes to the west. A new storm system will continue to roll through the Rocky Mountains. This will deliver some showers, mainly in the higher elevations of the Pacific Northwest through the Sierras, perhaps even some showers across the Great basin where it is cold enough. There could even be some rain and snow at times. Specially the across the high plains of Montana up into the prairie provinces of Canada. This will head towards Northeast heading into this weekend across the eastern U. S. Where high pressure is dominated the weather pattern it will continue to dominate heading into this weekend. So the Southeast US continued dry, pleasant conditions at least two this weekend, perhaps a shower thunderstorm across the Northeast here for today. Tomorrow and Sunday as temperatures begin to rebound. Find out the latest for your location, download the AccuWeather after day, and it's always have a great day. Linda. Thanks, Matt. Dr Anthony Fauci says Corona virus Vaccines for Children under 12 may be available By the end of the year. We're gonna be doing aged. The escalation studies will go from 12 to 9926 and 62. And then six months to two years. The nation's leading infectious disease expert was speaking to reporters at a vaccination clinic for adolescents at Children's National Hospital. Where you live, plays a big role in whether people decide to get the vaccine correspondent Jackie Quinn reports, experts find the highest vaccination rates are in the northeast 64% of Vermont residents are fully vaccinated. The lowest rates are.