Hi, this is BD Roger, steve Pelletier and I am the weatherman. Thanks for checking into the weatherman podcom on your Wednesday it's the 21st day of the month of May. 2025 already had lots of rainfall around the mid Atlantic. So far this month of May it's been a little bit cooler than normal to and that cool weather flow will continue for today, tomorrow, even right in through this upcoming holiday weekend, although we are expecting wet weather for midweek to the end of the week. For the Northeast, from DC up to the Boston area, we are looking at an improving trend upcoming for this holiday weekend, memorial Day weekend, commencing Saturday with a clearing trend Saturday, sunday and even Monday. All looking generally fair, with temperatures still a little bit below normal upper 60s and lower 70s this weekend, but rainy weather upcoming for today, courtesy of low pressure slowly trudging across the area Looks like the possibility of as little as three quarters to as much as two inches of rainfall over the next 48 to 72 hours. If you are flying on this Wednesday, set up on, a weather chart shows nearly a low pressure over essential in northern Ohio, another one just off the coast of Virginia and North Carolina. The combination of the two will keep DC to Boston area on the wet side today, tonight, tomorrow and right in through Thursday. And we are looking at IFR conditions into Newark, new York, LaGuardia, philly, baltimore and DC throughout today time, today, tonight and tomorrow. So that's going to cause extensive slowdowns for flying into the northeast today right in through the end of this work week.

Down in Atlanta looks like a clearing trend there. Charlotte also showing some clearing, especially later this afternoon, so no problems weather-wise there. Orlando, south to Tampa, st Pete, fort Myers and Miami and Fort Lauderdale all looking generally fair. Fair conditions also in the Houston Dallas-Fort Worth area. Overcast IFR conditions in Chicago and also in Minneapolis-St Paul because of upper level low pressure systems spinning across that area. It's going to keep wet weather into the central and southern Great Lakes over the next couple of days as well. But west coast looking pretty good, dry weather from San Diego, la, san Francisco right up to Portland and Seattle. Next area of low pressure, however, for Seattle, moving in for a later, thursday and Friday. I'm Eddie Rodgers team pelletarian, I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Thursday. Keep dry.