Speaker 1: 0:00

Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Sunday. It's the eighth day of the month of June 2025. And while during the daytime yesterday we had a frontal system move across the mid-Atlantic and northeastern states did cause some showers and thunderstorms. Well, after that frontal system, another stationary front developed just to the south. Areas of low pressure are going to be forming along that frontal system. That extends from central and northern Ohio and the northern Great Lakes all the way down to the Gulf Coast and then eastward right through the coast of Virginia and Delmarva. Areas of low pressure will be forming on that and it's going to keep us into a decent amount of cloud cover for today, as our temperatures range in the 70s to near 80 degrees, and still with that 30% chance of isolated showers and maybe some later day and early evening thunderstorms. Looking ahead to monday, still a lot of cloud cover, as the stationary front does spawn another area of low pressure or two that could keep us in the possibility of some rain for later monday, monday night and tuesday. Then we get into some drier weather around midweek big area high pressures building down into montana that'll push through the dakotas today and eventually arrive in the mid-Atlantic and northeast by Wednesday night and Thursday of this week. So, weather-wise, throughout the daytime today again, temperature 70s to near 80 and that possibility of some showers. More clouds than not for the daytime on Monday, with the possibility of a few showers and a better chance of rain for Monday night and Tuesday, as that next frontal system arrives in the east.

Speaker 1: 1:26

If you're flying today it looks like frontal system will be moving its way through northern Georgia and that will cause some locally heavy thunderstorms in central and northern Georgia, extending eastward to the Gulf Coast and to the coast of North and South Carolina. Severe weather will be forming across Central and Northern Texas, including Dallas-Fort Worth and into Oklahoma City. In those areas there. Please check into your local forecast, especially for the afternoon, for severe thunderstorms and tornadoes are a possibility with this system. Looks like drier weather in Houston. Dry weather also in Central and South Florida. A frontal system moving through Chicago will keep them in the possibility of showers and thunderstorms. Today, dry weather for the west coast, los Angeles and San Diego looking fine, and it looks like generally dry conditions in Portland and Seattle as well. I'm your moderator, steve Pelletier, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. A little bit of cloud cover might be a few showers. Looks like some better weather, probably arriving around midweek. It might take that long.