Cheddar News checks in with your coast-to-coast weather forecast for Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023.

<div class="block">Cheddar News checks in with your coast-to-coast weather forecast for Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2023.</div>

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Your Tuesday Weather Forecast for September 26, 2023

Now to the weather, some storms heading the Chicago and ST Louis area today, as well as some showers in Florida. Plus heat is sticking around in the middle of the country. Here's your full forecast. Hello, everyone. I'm meteorologist James Gregorio with your chatter coast to coast forecast and pretty quiet in the northeast and mid Atlantic. Few storm chances here in Chicago and ST Louis today. But thankfully, storm season winding down a little bit here as we head down in towards Florida. You've got some showers and storms there. A little bit of rain left over in the New York City metro area in New Jersey and Pennsylvania left over from the remnants of Ophelia continuing to loiter and linger around there, heavy rain towards the Panhandle of Florida here. So, not a very nice day there and then further out to the west from Montana, further southwards, things are pretty quiet as well. However, a few showers linger towards the Pacific northwest. All right, as we move in towards tomorrow, a little more rain to the south in Florida in through south southern Georgia, towards Macon, perhaps a little more rain up towards Chicago land and ST Louis, but finally getting a break in the east and that break will linger into Thursday as well where we've got cloudy skies, but at least they are drier conditions. And then as we move towards Friday a little more in the way of rain returns for the New York and Philly in metro areas dealing with a few showers and then that all kind of clears out heading towards Saturday. Saturday may still deal with some leftover clouds in the I 95 corridor, right. So forecast at high temperatures here about 66 in Philly tomorrow, Saint Louis at 82 Denver at 87 degrees here, that heat continues to remain in the nation's midsection where Fargo is at 78 but Philly is at 66 New York at 67. And that's a look at your triple C forecast.