Speaker 0: 0:00

Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Tuesday. It is the third day of the month of June already 2025, and a look at the weather charts shows a big area high pressure, bermuda, a high effect alone, the eastern seaboard and the southwest flow developing across the lower Mississippi, tennessee and Ohio Valley, and that's going to eventually bring some heat to the mid-Atlantic and northeast, commencing on Wednesday, probably lasting into Thursday and possibly even Friday of this week. Elsewhere on the weather charts, though, we do see a frontal system currently across Lake Superior, all the way down into central Iowa, into eastern Kansas, nebraska and down into northwest Texas. Along that frontal system there's some locally severe weather in Oklahoma and Arkansas and southern portions of Missouri and eastern Kansas, and that's probably going to be a problem for the St Louis area over the next 24 to 36 hours. High pressures building down across the Dakotas and also generally fair conditions across the Pacific Northwest, but upper level low pressure systems developing causing some rainy weather for central and southern California, and that'll probably last through later today, tonight and early tomorrow, and the wet season has begun across the Florida Peninsula Showers and thunderstorms likely during the afternoon after dry, humid conditions in the morning give way to clouds and those heavy thunderstorms from Fort Myers South all the way down to Miami, fort Lauderdale and Northwood, up to West Palm and even up to Vero and Daytona Beach over the next 24 to 36 hours Afternoon thunderstorms.

Speaker 0: 1:25

Best time to fly into the Florida area is in the morning and midday, but we do expect dry conditions in Atlanta, so no problems there. Charlotte's looking dry in New York and at Philadelphia no problems weather-wise for today. Dry conditions up in the Boston area as well. Chicago probably going to be hampered by some of those showers later today and tonight, but I think good balance of the day. It will be generally dry, so no major problems weather-wise into the Chicago area.

Speaker 0: 1:50

Minneapolis-st Paul a drying trend. There had been some earlier showers in the morning hours on Tuesday. They're all drifting eastward into Wisconsin and in Houston might be some showers. Dallas-fort Worth some locally severe weather developing later tonight and during the daytime on Wednesday and rainy conditions in well, not tremendously rainy. They don't get heavy amounts of rain in this type of situation, just initially in San Diego and LA, but eventually some rains are likely in the later portion of the day and at night. Also dry conditions in San Francisco, northward up to Portland and in Seattle.

Speaker 0: 2:24

Weather-wise for the northeast looks like the weather for today is going to be sunny, as our high temperatures range in the 70s to near 80 degrees, for the most part At night, fair to partly cloudy conditions near 60 to 65. Tomorrow, high temperatures near 90 degrees, hazy sunshine developing on those southwest winds. More sunshine and temperatures upper 80s, lower 90s expected for Thursday. Some of those showers will be moving in later Friday and this upcoming weekend. I'm your monitor, steve Pelletierian. I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing on Wednesday. See you then.