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Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletieri and I am the Weatherman. Thanks for checking into weathermanpodcom on your Thursday, 29th day of the month of May. So far across the Northeast rainfall amounts are about an inch to two inches above normal and more rain is coming, especially on Friday night and Saturday morning and even the possibility of a few showers left over into Saturday afternoon. But we do get into an improving trend when we start off the new month of June in the northeast on Sunday with fair skies, monday, tuesday, right up and through midweek with near normal temperatures and the progress towards very warm conditions towards the end of next week. In the meantime, though, we've got lots of rain up along the eastern seaboard. We're seeing rainy conditions all across New York State, up in central and northern New England, also across the Carolinas State, up in central and northern New England, also across the Carolinas west portions of Virginia and over West Virginia, the Tennessee Valley, the Gulf Coast, some heavy rains extending from central Louisiana right through the western panhandle of Florida and into Alabama and Mississippi as well. Also some hefty rains in central Missouri extending into Illinois. But a big area of high pressure is building south from the Dakotas down into Kansas and Nebraska. Eventually it will arrive in the east but probably will take up until the end of this upcoming weekend, the end of May and the beginning of the new month of June coming up on Sunday. And for the northeast Carter, we are looking for a good deal of clouds for today. Might be some showers. There'll be some sunny times too in some places, as temperatures will range into the 70 to 75 degree range.

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Friday starts off fair but gives way to clouds and looks like more rain in the evening hours. A one to two inches of rainfall is a possibility for New York and into the Boston and Philadelphia area as well. But as we head towards Sunday, as mentioned, it gets drier. If you are flying on this day, it still looks like IFR weather in Atlanta and Charlotte. Also central and south Florida lots of rain and showers there. New Orleans looking overcast and wet with rain Rain in Houston. It looks like drier weather in Dallas-Fort Worth but still lots of rainy weather in eastern Oklahoma and southern Missouri. Out west it looks like California and San Francisco, la and San Diego all looking generally dry, but a few scattered showers or clouds and rain up in Seattle and Portland. I'm meteorologist, steve Pelletier, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Friday. Take care.