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Cheddar News Weekend Weather Forecast

Hello, everyone and Happy Friday. I'm meteorologist, Hilda Estevez with your latest cheddar weather across our nation. Notice how quiet our thunderstorm threat is. We're not seeing those hues that we typically see those yellows and marginal as well as enhanced categories for severe weather threat. We are noticing though the potential for some lighter and strong storms in places like Montana and Billings encompassing almost the entire state of Arizona as possible and also some showers heading more towards southern portions of the sun state for the rest of us. We're not expecting too much action. We did see some flash flood advisories in places like New York stretching all the way up towards, um, places like Rhode Island as well as Massachusetts where they definitely saw a little bit more of that lightning action with a strong cold front heading across that region. But we're noticing that more quiet, um, is the merrier here today for our Friday as we expect though? It's quiet now across North Pacific areas, but it's still keeping our eye very well involved and attuned to hurricane Hillary, the possibility for that to kind of really bring that moisture across southern portions of California and heading into Arizona and the four corners is there just sliding across heading into this weekend and Monday as well. Definitely something to notice as the potential for flooding in that specific region. Is there heading into Tuesday, things continue to be very warm in the central portions of the nation. Notice triple digit still a big concern across Texas as well. ST Louis getting into that 98 degrees billing 74 and heading down towards Miami, 89 degrees. That warmth will kind of start to slowly pivot across the mid Atlantic and also starting to notice the nineties picking up in places like Washington DC as well with 96 and 94 degrees across Philadelphia and New York City tonight, expect a much cooler and refreshing night and evening with the fifties for most of us in the northeast.