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Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Thanks for checking into theweathermanpodcom on your Sunday, seventh day of the month of September 2025. And the thunderstorms rumbled through the northeast during the afternoon and evening hours on Saturday. That frontal system, almost stationary across South Carolina and North Carolina, is going to be a pathway for some clouds and a couple areas of low pressure over central and south Florida, causing lots of rain down there. And it looks like still that frontal system becoming more stationary again along the northern Gulf Coast, extending from Texas all the way through Louisiana, alabama, mississippi Coast into the Florida Panhandle, and it's going to be the trailways for more areas of showers to form and then move almost due east from there. But the northeast is going to be protected from any of that cloud cover from a big area. High pressure is building down from central Canada. It's going to be moving across the Great Lakes and eventually right in through most of the mid-Atlantic and northeast, providing temperatures in the 70s daytime and 50s, in some places even in the 40s nighttime as its high-press pressure cell continues to build across the region, it'll probably be with us in the east right up through the remainder of this week. We'll be watching some tropical systems along the eastern sea, but it looks like they're on the lighter side. But there is a lot of moisture over the southeastern states so we're going to keep an eye on that as the week continues. Look for highs. On sunday, after early showers, clear, we get into a clearing trend with high temperatures going up to about the mid 70s. Fair and cool at night, 50 to 55. Sunny weather Monday and Tuesday both days Temperatures in the mid 70s, nighttime lows in the 50s. Wednesday, maybe a little bit of cloud cover. One of those disturbances to our south may get close enough by especially DC, baltimore and Philadelphia, but should be generally dry across the New England states. But then by Thursday, friday and Saturday it just looks like high pressure re-establishes a foothold in the northeast. That northwest flow will continue to provide temperatures in the 70s daytime 50s and 40s at night through the remainder of this week.

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If you're traveling today, it looks like good weather in Atlanta and in Charlotte. We always mention Atlanta. It's the busiest airport in the world and a lot of airlines go in and out of Atlanta and we have delays there. You're going to have delays elsewhere and across the nation and across the world as well If a plane gets in late, you've got to leave late. Weather situation in New York City also improving. There was heavy thunderstorms during the afternoon, did do a number on delays in and out of Newark, laguardia, jfk and even up into the Boston area, but storms are now east of us, so good weather expected there. Good weather in Chicago, minneapolis, st Paul Looks like thunderstorms and uses, but just hot and dry. In Dallas-Fort Worth Looks like dry weather in San Diego, la and San Francisco and the rain continues up in Portland and Seattle, but no major delays expected there. Aviation-wise, I'm meteorologist Steve Pelletier and I'm the weatherman. Hope you have a great day today. Talk to you first thing tomorrow. See you then.