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Cheddar Weather: September 11 Forecast

Turning now to weather that rain and thunder many saw over the weekend will continue today as some feel the continued effects of hurricane Lee. Here's your full forecast. Hello, everyone. I'm meteorologist James Gregorio with your cheddar coast to coast forecast. Here we go. As we roll through that thunderstorm threat pretty minimal here on the east coast today, biggest threat is really West Texas and as we make our way towards portions of the four corners as well, just starting to get the outflow bands in view here from hurricane Lee as Lee continues to move north of the islands and you know, east of South Florida. Well, east of South Florida, I should add area of low pressure, producing some showers here in the New York City Metro. Some rain approaching the Chicago Metro as well but generally quiet in the upper Midwest and the Tennessee Valley moving further down into the Gulf. Few isolated showers there, not a big deal and then further out to the west, things are quiet, few more showers there as well. The forecast here over the next day or so, the rain moving out of the New York and Philly and DC metros, few showers in Boston, a few showers out to the west. Lee will wobble a little bit towards the east coast. But then, you know, generally tracking further north as we move in towards your Thursday. All of this is gone really later Wednesday, we clear out our skies with that cold front, setting us up for a nice Thursday and a really nice Friday and Saturday, you can see the track of Lee will take Lee closer to Nova Scotia as Lee weekends to category one hurricane further back out to the west, some showers in the inner mountain west and towards Denver as well. All right. Some temperatures here as we slide into your Tuesday, Philly, about 85 New York, about 82 1 of the warmer days this week and then the front comes through and then look at that Wednesday. Philly is at 78 New York is at 76. Denver is at 80 Dallas at 78 degrees as well. And that's a look at your triple C forecast.