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Hurricane Helene Update: Weekend Weather Disruptions and Nationwide Forecast
What if your weekend plans could be completely turned upside down by unexpected weather? Join meteorologist Steve Pelletier as he guides you through the turbulent conditions brought by Hurricane Helene. From the heavy rainfall drenching Georgia and the Carolinas to potential flight delays in major hubs like Atlanta and Charlotte, you'll be fully briefed on how this storm's remnants could impact travel and local activities. Steve provides a detailed forecast, tracking Helene’s shift from a hurricane to a tropical storm, and eventually a tropical depression, affecting states like Kentucky and Tennessee.
But that's not all—Steve offers a panoramic view of weather conditions across the entire United States. Expect clear skies in Texas, light rain in New York and Newark, and foggy mornings in Los Angeles. As a stationary front lingers from Pittsburgh to central New Jersey, tune in to understand how this could mean wet weather for the Northeast. Plus, get insights into the rainy forecast for the Pacific Northwest and how the remnants of Helene might shape the East Coast's weather into early next week. Stay ahead of the weather curve with this comprehensive and engaging forecast.
Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom. On this Friday. It's the 27th day of the month of September and Hurricane Helene moved into the western Florida, panned Handel and coast and now over Georgia as a weakening storm, eventually will become a tropical storm, then a tropical depression and then eventually just meander across the Tennessee Valley. But it's causing quite a bit of rainfall in Georgia, northern Florida, south Carolina, western North Carolina, kentucky and Tennessee, and that's going to be the problem. So still some delays expected because of this storm, probably heavy delays into the Atlanta area, although as the storm passes to the north things should start to improve. But in the Charlotte area still overcast with rainy conditions and there will be some extensive delays into Charlotte expected for Friday, friday evening, even into early Saturday, but then an improving trend Still looks good.
Speaker 0:Into Texas no problems there. New York and Newark under clouds but not low clouds. So we're not going to see any major delays, just some normal delays because of lower clouds and some light rain showers from time to time. Chicago, minneapolis, st Paul, st Louis all looking good. West Coast just a morning fog in LA but then decent weather all the way up to San Francisco. Rainy conditions in the Pacific Northwest will hamper some flights into the Seattle-Tacoma area sometime later Friday into early Saturday.
Speaker 0:Weather situation for the Northeast corridor, though, showing that we're going to have clouds and the possibility of some rains, with a stationary front that lies from Pittsburgh right in through central New Jersey and just off the New England coast, and that'll be there probably right up through Sunday and eventually it all depends on where the remains of Helene will be actually moving or actually affecting the East Coast and Northeast weather over the weekend and into early next week. Right now, the projections show a weakening storm, but one that will continue Lots of cloud cover and showers in the Northeast right through early Monday. I'm your host, steve Pelletier, and I'm the weatherman. We'll take a look at it again on Saturday morning. Hope you have a great day today and talk to you again tomorrow. Take care.