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Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletieri and I am the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom On your Saturday. It's the Ides of March, the 15th of the month 2025. A look at our weather situation shows a frontal system almost stationary from DC up to around South Jersey, extending also into central and western PA and then north of the Great Lakes. The big storm is currently across the central Mississippi River Valley and it's going to be heading into the Tennessee Valley with some rain. Tonight. Kentucky, tennessee, ohio, indiana, even northern sections of Alabama, mississippi and northwestern Georgia will have rain from this system, high pressures building down into the central and southern Great Plains states, from the Dakotas down into Minnesota and then eventually down all the way towards Iowa and Kansas-Nebraska area, north Texas also showing generally dry conditions. It is drying out a bit across the southwest LA and San Diego, showing some better weather, but still the possibility of some showers from San Francisco up to Portland and also up into the Seattle area from another Pacific storm moving in from the west. If you're flying on this Saturday, expect overcast and rainy weather developing and moving into the Atlanta area. So maybe some not some delays in the early going, but later in the afternoon and evening there will be delays into Atlanta and into Charlotte. Looks dry down to Tampa, fort Myers and also around the Miami Fort Lauderdale area. No problems there. In South Florida, houston and Dallas are looking pretty good. Maybe a few leftover showers, but no major problems in the Chicago area. Also, up to Minneapolis, st Paul, it'll be just overcast, maybe some showers there and, as mentioned, dry in LA and looks like wet weather in Portland and Seattle. Nothing new there.

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Weather forecast for the northeast Carter calls for a good deal of cloud cover today. There'll be some drizzle and fog in the morning hours today and tomorrow, highs for the day generally ranging in the upper 50s and lower 60s. On Sunday still a lot of cloud cover. A strong frontal system will be arriving from the western Great Lakes and that will fire up some thunderstorms locally. Heavy downpours Sunday evening. During the overnight hours Sunday into Monday and after. Highs on Sunday could get up into the 60s to near 70, but cooler along the shore. We are looking at Monday's weather improving, becoming partly sunny and more seasonable conditions generally upper 40s and lower 50s. Then I'm your moderator, steve Pelletier, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great Saturday. Talk to you first thing tomorrow. Take care.