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for that we bring in bill karins. what have you got for us?tunning pictures of tornado damage from yesterday. >> we were afraid that could happen. the wisconsin one was a bit of a surprise, knew we were in trouble in oklahoma, kansas and texas going into yesterday. now the storms died off at least. by the time they made it to dallas, forth area, they were considerably weakened. here's the recap of yesterday. 26 tornado reports, preliminary reports. we also had a lot of hail pictures out there. some hail big as soft balls. get to the threat today. two more dangerous days before a break friday. nine million at risk today. bulls eye over iowa, into des moines, areas of wisconsin. a few tornadoes, one or two strong tornadoes during the day today. tomorrow it looks like a bigger event, possible tornado outbreak, this is thursday. 26 million people at risk from kansas through the heart of tornado alley. similar to areas we saw yesterday from western kansas. this red area is a moderate risk. that's pretty significant. yesterday we were enhanced risk,

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. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins. and bill, some bad weather for the middle part of the country. >> once again, it's not going to be as horrible as this past weekend, but we will have light threatening weather today and into tomorrow morning. we're still dialing with these rivers that are still rising in some areas. meramec river set a record high in areas of missouri, this is just to the southeast of st. louis. that is a bridge. and you can see this water is still very high, still at record level ts levels. and a new storm is coming in about that will dump another 2 to 4 inches on the same area. so just very cruel to these people, trying to wait for the rivers to go dund n down and no will go back up. the storms exploded overnight in kansas and oklahoma. flash flooding is under way. tulsa, strong storms to your north and this is heading into missouri all day today. we have a flash flood watch in almost all southern missouri through st. louis, southern illinois and now spread all the way through indiana and even a sliv

nbc meteorologist bill karins has more on these storms in just a few moments here on "early today." >>> private chelsea manning is set to be released from prison today after the transgender soldier was convicted in 2013 forgiving classified government materials to wikileaks. she spent just a fraction of her 35-year sentence behind bars. nbc's blake mccoy is at fort leavenworth military prison with more. >> reporter: good morning. chelsea manning set to be released from a military prison in fort leavenworth, kansas, accused of leaking a trove of classified military documents to wikileaks. she served just seven of a 35-year sentence, president obama in one of his final and more controversial acts in office commuted the remainder of the sentence saying 35 years was disproportionate to what other leakers received and he felt justice had been served. manning's legal team has been hished about what her next moves are. she is still appealing that conviction. we're told that appeal could take several years still. she will remain a member of the military eligible to receive benefits but not pa

nbc meteorologist bill karins sa forecast. >> a car auction turned to horror when a jeep slammed through a wall killing three people. witnesses captured the aftermath on cell phone video. an employee in his 70s was driving a jeep suv up for auction when it suddenly accelerated. >> just gave it gas, don't know what happened. flew by me. and instead of hitting the cars in front went through the lane of people. >> one man and two women were killed on the scene. among them 36-year-old lazandra on her first day on the job. her brother says she leaves behind three children. >> she loved the family, she was a family would be. >> nine others were injured, one with life threatening injuries. police are investigating what caused the crash. >>> today marks national prayer day across the country. and with it a dramatic move from the white house. with president trump set to sign a religious executive order apal social conservatives who got him alekted. the order would protect and vigorously promote religious liberty, alleviating the burden of a law that prohibited religious leaders speaking out about

bill karins has more on where these storms are coming up. we'll bring you that information in a few moments. >>> private chelsea manning is set to be released from prison. the transgender soldier was convicted for giving classified government materials to wikileaks. now in kansas she was sentenced to 35 years under the espionage act. president obama granted her clemency. manning will remain in active duty in a special status called voluntary excess leave. care but can be punished for new violation of military rules. >>> new orleans is in the process of removing a third confederate monument, this a statue of general p.g. the boreguard. the monuments pay honor to slavery and do not represent the city's values. supporters gathered around the site in peaceful protest argue the memorials are a way to honor part of american history. the memorial is the latest of four set to be relocated. the last month the battle of liberty place monument was dismantled followed by the jefferson davis monument last week. the memorial to general robert e. lee is sl

let's ask meteorologist bill karins. how are we looking? >> some areas looking fantastic this weaken. other areas not so nice. one of the areas that's not so good, you see the storm spinning off the coast in the pacific northwest. that will playing us with weather over the next few days. in the higher elevations you could see snowshowers. that's above the passes. we'll watch through sunday with on and off showery weather in the northwest. california miss a lseot=add= the district attorney )s union president -- is calling for an along the coastal section. once you get to sacramento southward, looking dry and nice. >> we'll give everyone in the west complete weekend mother's day forecast coming up. >> bill, thanks very much. sometimes you may see a pig fly. how about a horse fly? that's what happened when a rescue crew had to lift this horse to safety. the animal and its rider slipped 300 feet down a cliffside, crews had to sedate the horse. luckily it didn't seem to be seriously hurt. you know i'm kidding. pigs don't fly. >>> just ahead, ste

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. >>> let's get a check of your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. i have one question for you. where is the beach weather? >> that's not coming any time soon, especially in you're in the great lakes, northeast or mid-atlantic. no warmth is headed our way, i'm talking into the second week of june. what's to blame for this unsettled weather we started with over memorial day weekend. the storm sought of the hudson bawillit and spin, send tiny storms at us here and there. it will open up the gulf of mexico. expect a lot of wet weather. areas from pretty much dallas, st. louis east. rounds of storms. for today, we have a small area with a slight risk of severe weather. just outside of buffalo from row chester to syracuse, to harrisburg. even areas in green could be an isolated strong storm. maybe large hail with this. there's a slight chance of tornado. keep an eye on that if you're traveling or in those areas. here's how it will look. at 6:00 a.m. we have rain exiting eastern north carolina. then new storms pop up on this cold front. here's 6:00 p.m. th

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. >>> let's check the weather with meteorologist bill karins. severe weather sweeping through the middle of the country, more bad weather in time for mother's day in the northeast. >> i apologize for mothers in new england. it looks ugly. we will talk about that in a second. get to immediate concerns. show you what happened first. 8 tornadoes reported, hail, new mexico was targeted, new mexico into west texas. you can see that tornado, rope tornado in the background. hail did fall, cause a little damage. almost like ping pong ball sized hail there. lot more coming today. now shift it into more populated areas. already this morning, amarillo has the worst weather this morning with thunderstorms and heavy rain. lubbock dodging storms, too. for today, 10 million are threatened by severe weather. some of the storms are in areas of the ohio valley, indianapolis included. severe stuff in the quad cities, des moines to kansas city, st. joseph, central illinois and through kansas. this enhanced area, if we get a strong tornado, likely between childress

. >>> let's get a check of your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, some thunderstorms in the northeast exiting overnight and shaping up to be a day. >> we'll have flooding in other areas we have pictures from. let's get into the early morning commute. flormz are exiting some downpours over boston and providence. new york city you look to be in the clear, a few showers may come through over the next hour or two. hartford, you're about done. eastern new england has the rains. for today, a pretty quiet day. we could get thunderstorms down here. miami also areas around orlando. temperatures are pretty warm, southern half of the country. it is a chilly may day. about as chilly as it gets in michigan. highs in the 40s with rainy, cloudy conditions. ugly, chicago, detroit, up through wisconsin. many people on the west coast not many issues, just showers. salt lake city and denver. let's get into tomorrow's forecast and all of a sudden you see the thunderstorms returning and the heavy rainfall here around the middle of the country. this is our next new

. >> let's get a check on your weather now with bill karins. and bill, we still have some risk of severe weather from texas to virginia this morning. >> yeah, severe storms today and then we'll talk about the nor'easter and washout of a saturday coming up the east coast. sunday may turn out okay for a few spots. so let's start with what is happening now. we don't have any severe weather out there. one thunderstorm headed for st. louis. and another one trying to make its way toward ft. worth and dallas, but also dying off. very typical, storms fire up the a night and then die off and then regenerate this afternoon. so 22 million people at risk are. greatest concentration of the storms are from oklahoma city to tul tulsa, dallas, and spreading into arkansas and louisiana this afternoon. and possibly of wind damage heading through areas like memphis and nashville and from louisville to lexington to kentucky. and maybe an isolated stlorong storm in between rich hand amon ram lee. the weekend nor'easter, by the time we get to tomorrow at 5:00 p.m., t

nbc meteorologist bill karins is following it all. bill. >> it's going to be interesting. severe weather in the milling of the country to start the week, heat wave to the east coast. while the east coast gets heat wave, west coast chilly and rainy. so far today there's going to be small, severe weather day. about 6 million people at work especially around minneapolis. light showers now entering into areas of washington state. as we go throughout the day, more will be moving in. this is a new storm we're going to be talking about here. with it chilly temperatures, even snow is possible at higher elevations. tomorrow morning showers as far south as northern california and all through areas of the invite. so good night, a chilly, raw weather pattern and umbrella weatr in manyheoregon. tomorrow morning will be a different story as those showers and light rain will be around. it does look like we're going to see west very chilly, northeast chilly but nothing on the northwest. it's been a cool spring. >> got to feel for them, bill, thank you. >>> listen to this. united airlines

. >>> let's get a check on your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.orial day weekend, what can we expect? >> today is the getaway day for the weekend. we'll have issues, especially saturday. the airports yesterday were a nightmare around new york city. it looks like a february or march nor'easter. it's all rain but a soaking rain in northern new england. this will be exiting during the day today. the first half of your day is very wet from boston, hartford. new york city should be clearing out through the morning rest. 1 million at risk today. mostly areas east of denver. mostly rural sections in kansas. as we get into saturday when things get more interesting. saturday afternoon plans anywhere from oklahoma, missouri, kansas, illinois, indiana, even through tennessee, kentucky, ft. smith and little rock, 51 million people at risk of severe weather. that's a lot of people. not everyone will get hit but we will see a couple tornadoes. missouri, arkansas especially areas of eastern oklahoma including tulsa, keep an eye on that forecast as you go through

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let's check with nbc meteorologist bill karins. what a bumpy week this is leading into the weekend, too. >> i know. the big storm heading to the east coast for mother's day weekend. yesterday we were okay, nine tornadoes, all in rural areas. that was perfect. we ended our severe weather threats overnight. during the day today, we're going to fire more storms up in east texas and oklahoma. they'll spread into areas of arkansas and louisiana. we could have isolated windstorms in areas between raleigh and richmond. we're pretty nice from phoenix, l.a., san francisco looks good. a weak storm system coming into the northwest and the rain has returned to a few spots. it's umbrella weatherew storm is moving onshore, northern portions portions. >> i'll let you know who needs the umbrella. >> besides the big issue of the weather, also, this is the big question. what to get mom for mother's day. you might want to avoid breakfast in bed. only 4% of moms surveyed say that's what they want. 53 brs want to dine out with their family and 39% favo

there's severe weather out there. >> bill karins has been tracking it all for us.st? >> this might give everyone a heads up that there is flash flooding that could affect your travel plans. right now, north korea north korea has the heaviest rain, flash flooding reports out of that region and southern alabama all the way towards mobile. we have 27 million people at risk of flash flooding today and tonight and into tomorrow. all the carolinas, central georgia and into southern mississippi. the setup is going to continue with the humid air from florida south wards. we will get some severe weather out of this. this is partially beneficial. florida has been very dry. a lot of fires this spring season. this will help, especially the big one in southern georgia. as far as the severe weather goes, today's threats are in south texas and areas of georgia where we've got isolated storms from chicago, st. louis, back into areas of iowa. the great lakes look fine. 6 million people at risk of severe storms. i do not expect many tornadoes, if any, columbus, georgia, and also dow

. >>> let's get to bill karins. this area hitting st. louis and then hit us in the northeast. >> it will move through with heavy rain, travel issues. we have dangerous conditions in louisiana from flooding and through arkansas and portions of southern missouri. you see this picture yesterday. this school bus driver tried to cross -- look at the bus. tends up in the ditch. there were children on the bus. they were rescued by the police. how many times have we yelled at people saying, turn around, don't drown. that's exactly the situation that can cause you to drown. with kids on that bus, too. >> not a good choice. >> they're lucky they all made it through unscathed. lesson for everybody. the rain is over st. louis, illinois. now indiana is getting soaked. next northwest sections of ohio. we're drying out in the western half of missouri. that will be the trend during the day today. we don't have many flash flood warnings. you see one little red county here. we did see one levy break in arkansas yesterday causing a lot of flooding in a sma

for more, let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins.ary to see that accumulation of hail. >> and that was small stuff, too. >> yeah. >> we have other pictures of, literally, windshields that have been smashed out. look at this patrol car. you can see the size of the hail stones as they went through. it's one thing to have your windshield get replaced but the shingle damage and the damage on the siding of your house like that and car, you're talking big insurance claims and a lot of problems. this went right through downtown metro area yesterday afternoon. storms have settled down. we'll do it today and again tomorrow, too. this shows our setup across the country. in the northeast, you know you're sitting here, lingering under this storm system. it's a cold storm. that's why we had the daily clouds, ower in essentially northern new england where it snowed yeerday. storm responsible for the hail is the storm in the four corners region. this will slowly kick out into the plains, causing us more severe storms, more large hail the next few d

nbc meteorologist bill karins joins me now with a look at your day ahead. not too early to look ahead at the holiday weekend. >> we'll start to peek into that. still looking quiet in areas of the west is heating is building in texas. there could be travel delays in the northeast. phoenix, cooler at 99 degrees. much of the west is seeing seasonal great spring weather. into friday, storms exit into new england. storms into the middle of the country from denver to chicago. hoe tis phoenix is getting more comfortable at 94. salt lake city at 70. temperatures looking nice into saturday. seattle what a picture perfect day to start your holiday weekend. about sana'a rosa. the 50s once you get up to chris sent city. >> i want to give you an update on the massive landslide on the big sur coastline. officials say it could take a year to rebuild highway 1 that was buried. some residents have been cut off and they now have to drive three hours to get their groceries. "the washington post" put together these before-and-after images of the coastline to give you a better

. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> yes. >>> this is a peek of the season. already saesk26 preliminary reports and today the risk is right through the heart of tornado alley. this is how many occurred from texas to kansas. that's the highest reports and that's exactly where our threat is today. the best chance of a tornado western kansas, western oklahoma and northern portions of texas and the threat goes all the way down to del rio. now a closer look at your day ahead. temperatures will be warm. we'll get the heating and the thunderstorms will continue well into this evening. we have 50s in the rockies and we're in the 90s all the way up to omaha today with a lot of rain and thunderstorms through mi ever encountered a bear? >> thankfully, no. >> how about an entire family in your own backyard? that's what connecticut family woke up to. they saw not one, not two, but three bears frolicking on their trampoline and if you look there's a little one to the left that couldn't figure out how to join the fun. >> that's hysterical. first would be how cute, and secon

. >> nbc meteorologist bill karins following more severe weather in the southeast. bill, what's happening? >> good morning to you. we're going to have big weather headline, it will be out of the southeast. this is where all the bad weather is. we have a stationary front that sat here. some of this will be beneficial. we showed you pictures over the last couple months of the fires in florida and georgia. we are going to get soaking rains over those areas, so that's good. the areas to the north are the problem. already you can see all the rain on the map and it's continued now for -- this is the third straight day. we have 27 million people under either aerial flood watches or flash flood watching including north korea down to the new orleans area. we may get enough instability for strong thunderstorms. 6 million people at risk into southern georgia and south carolina. much of the country is looking good except the south and southeast. that's look at the a b season. from fresno to redding, temperatures in the triple digits. >> the u.s. naval academy freshman class, yes

nbc meteorologist bill karins has a look ahead. bill, where are we watching right now? >> all about tornado alley, kansas, oklahoma, north texas. we have a rather high-risk day. these are the days we're very concerned with the safety of people because we get these tornadoes, they could be not just tornadoes but the big, strong tornadoes on the ground for a long time. wichita is the biggest city at risk. we'll get breaking news stories because of these tornadoes, it will be from about 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. this evening. typical late afternoon into the early evening. also watching a snowstorm in the warming up to the mid 60s, portland today near 70. >> it's not just snowing in the rockies, frances. some areas will be getting a snowstorm. i'll show you how much snow they're going to get. pretty amazing in the middle of may. >> bill, thank you very much. >>> check out this newly released video of a close call from the houston metro. one boy trying to cross the tracks and another right there comes following. look at this split second about-face, saves the boys life as he cl

. >> meteorologist bill karins with a flash flood threat over the next 36 hours. bill, tell us about it. >> good morning. water is going to be dangerous over the gulf coast. a lot of thunderstorms in texas. this is going to spread through the region. this area has been soaked a lot in the spring. not going to take for additional flooding. 15 million people right now are under flash flood threat. the worst is i-10 from mobile, areas in new orleans. we have more people die from flash floods than tornadoes so dangerous scenario. great countries on the west coast. look at the warmth from l.a. to the interior deserts all the way to the pacific northwest. what great a the heat to summertime temperature gauge. 104 in bakersfield, 104 in phoenix. the greatest show on earth, as you may have heard, is folding up its big top for good. acbats and animals, barnum & bailey wowed one last crowd last night. the show has been around 146 years. lagging ticket sales and changing public taste forced them to shut down. the animals going to sanctuaries or european circuses. too bad they

before we look at that let's check with bill karins keeping a close watch on 22 million at risk today from severe thunderstorms, bill. what are we looking at? >> not too many tornados today. mostly looking at heavy rain, maybe isolated flash flooding and wind and hail damage. clusters of ss southern indiana, another southern portions of illinois. we go throughout the afternoon we'll get storms that will move and form in oklahoma and arkansas then heading through areas of kentucky, west virginia, and also down in areas around north carolina and richmond. 22 million at risk as we mentioned. isolated tornados, large hail the biggest problem today out in oklahoma and texas. we have still that hot weather in areas of the deep south. pictures of the fire in florida that dry hot weather continues today. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look. as we watch out in areas of dallas early today for the storms they move to the east in the afternoon. the southeast very hot. orlando today 97 degrees near record highs from orlando, daytona beach to jacksonville. of course

let's get a check on your weather on this rainy thursday here in new york with nbc meteorologist bill karinsgood morning. we're finally done with the severe weather. 11 tornadoes, no injuries, no fatalities. today we get a break from severe weather. rainy weather arriving in new york city. it's raining in philadelphia. overnight rains in d.c. have left the ground wet. a couple more downpours to go through this morning. umbrella weather through the northeast. when we're all said and done, it will be a half inch to an inch in most areas of new england back to pittsburgh, buffalo and cleveland. scattered showers left over in the ohio valley. may be a stray thunderstorm. this is at 6:00 a.m. this morning. the yellow show you where the steadiest, heavy rains are between new york and d.c., baltimore. let's take you to the noon hour today. notice it kind of slacks off a little bit. i'm not going to promise you a lot of sunshine today, but philly to d.c., the second half of the day it will be dryer than early this morning. steadier rains around noon hour in boston, buffalo and still rain around lexi

bill karins is following it all. what is happening? >> we're starting the week quiet and then get very active. right now we're watching the beginnings of some thunderstorms erupting in south dakota. today we'll see storms spreading towards minneapolis, rochester, 6 million people at risk in kansas and amarillo. hail threat and damaging wind threat. tuesday a much larger area including oklahoma city, wichita false, 9 million people at risk. you can see why we're going to get the severe weather. look at the warmth coming up ahead of the storm system. talk about chilly the weekend was very raw in areas of new england. little bit of warmth coming your way and some heat by thursday. that's going to be one of the stories finally areas tlinl and northeast weather. we'll give you the update on the mini heat wave coming up. >>> now united airlines says some information to access cockpit doors was inadvertently made public. airline doesn't know how the information was released but can confirm it wasn't a breach or hack, no other details were giv

time to turn to nbc meteorologist bill karins who is watching more severe weather threats. >> not as dangerous but over highly populated areas. yesterday a tornado in rural section. one left areas of missouri and northern arkansas. mostly a wind damage threat. as we mentioned 24 million at risk today from indianapolis to st. louis through missouri, south of kansas city and right through oklahoma and texas. if the we get tornados the favorite area will be between abilene, wichita falls and ft. worth area. we'll watch that this afternoon. as we head into your weekend on saturday 10 million at risk from indianapolis down to memphis, along the cold front, not too many tornados. a hail and wind damag >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. a warm start. full details ahead. right now, 70 degrees in the suburbs. 75 in philadelphia. we're going to see another hot one, and there's a chance of late-day showers and thunderstorms. for philadelphia, new jersey, and delaware. >>> here's a look at what we're working on for "nbc10 news today" -- >> we're following overnight developments in

. >>> i want to go to bill karins who has another soggy forecast for us. hi, bill. >> same storm system is moving through the east. not so much with flash flooding though there is a threat in the mountains of virginia. a tornado watch for eastern north carolina, vong storms blowing through the raleigh area shortly. and we're drying it out in missouri and arkansas, a little rain over the mississippi. so the rain is going to move up the east coast. i'm going to give you the throughout the morning commute baltimore, washington, d.c., richmond, some of the heaviest rain. thunderstorms in eastern north carolina, new york city looks like the middle of the day. and then for the evening commute in areas of southern new england, by the time everyone wakes up saturday morning the heaviest rains will be gone. then a lot of showers throughout our saturday. it's also derby day. that's a look at the story of the day. here is a closer look at your day ahead. so worse travel delays at the airports early today in d.c., and then possible lin areas of new england and the even

nbc meteorologist bill karins has the alarming details. >> memorial day weekend is fantastic on the west coast. all the problems in the middle of the nation. as we mentioned, 51 million people at risk of severe stornls and even tornadoes. springfield, little rock, possibly memphis but more of a wind threat as we head towards kentucky and tennessee. the warming continues in the northwest. near 90 in a few spots in interior oregon. 60s on the coast of california. warmer in the interior. a peek to sunday shows gorgeous weather from arizona to nevada heck into t rockies. renau renault, nevada, 76, also. >>> in washington state one woman found out the hard way what happens when you leave a ka of hairspray in a hot car. it exploded. she found it lodged in the windshield. firefighters say the intear temperature can reach 140 on a 90-degree day. fortunately no one in the car when it exploded. >> i think when it's pressurized like that. who knew one of these could be so dangerous like that. i've done that countless times. now we know. bill, thank you. >>> plenty more ahead, including an extremely

let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins who is tracking it for us. >> good morning. unfortunately it's in new england again. this region this will be day we got showers rolling through the region of upstate new york, one or two showers trying to make it through the chesapeake, as far as today here is the severe weather threat. we could have a isolated storm around d.c., baltimore, even new york city. but this area of yellow where the slight risk is where the best chance is of damaging wind and small hail. albany to across the mass pike to springfield and southern portions of vermont and new hampshire. now here is a closer look at your day ahead. as we look at northern new england that's the greatest chance and coverage of showers and storms today. isolated storms south of new york city, and how about beautiful weather for you today, indianapolis, chicago, through the quad cities, des moines and omaha. enjoy that. it's a tradition we show you every year, english tradition, racers tumble down cooper's hill in the cheese rolling race. thousands of spectators brave wet a

nbc meteorologist bill karins is tracking it all. good morning. >> good morning to you, frances. 11 tornadoes reported yesterday, some in north carolina and georgia, did some damage. a new tornado watch issued for north florida. a lot of gulf moisture coming in here. as the storm system kicks through in the middle of the day, peak heating, 38 million people under severe weather risk from the miami area back up through the carolinas. a big section of the southern half of the country. also a chance of flooding. numerous storms over the past couple days. the wet weather in florida is welcome because we still have those fires burning in north florida and southern georgia. otherwise looking pretty calm everywhere the wesrntehen you g yuma, phoenix, all the way to vegas, feels like the middle of summer. >> this is the big story yesterday in the west, massive mudslide buried a stretch of california's iconic route 1. these are the aerial photos giving you a closer look, the slide covering about a quarter mile of the roadway near big sur. it'

bill karins is here with a warning for 80 million americans. certainly the threat not overyet. >> dangerous afternoon is heading our way lasting to this evening. 80 million people at risk. we'll start with storms in the ohio valley and moving over the appalachians. here's the timing. the threat really begins during the early afternoon. storms out there this morning but not severe levels. by this afternoon we'll may have the watches going up, a few tornado watches. here's 8:00 p.m. storms approaching washington, d.c. and raleigh area through central new york. then they should weakened by the time they head to the new york city. athlete begins early this the peak hours of the afternoon. that's a look at the big story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. the threat of the storms will end early in detroit, cleveland and column with us. late in the day in areas like washington, d.c. and richmond and norfolk and virginia beach. a storm or two going through atlanta early today. we have historic flooding going on. >>> after a pretty heav

bill karins has the alarming details. not a great start here. >> no, potentially a dangerous day, a bunch of tornadoes could also occur in areas of arkansas, missouri, oklahoma, kansas. the people in the dallas area all the way back to virginia. more wind damage through tennessee, kentucky, north carolina. the area of orange is where the biggest threat of the tornadoes will be. also very large hail. portsmouth, little rock, and paducah, all these areas have to be under concern as we head into the beginning of our holiday weekend. here's a different depiction of where the severe weather outbreak will possibly be and there's also nice weather in new england, the southeast and also the west for the start of the weekend. that's a look at the big weather story of the closer look at your day ahead. nor'easter type storm exiting new england through the first half of today. feels like the middle of summer in san angelo. dallas going up to 97, san antonio right behind it, 97. well, in washington state one woman found out the hard

bill karins has the alarming details. not a great start here. >> no, potentially a dangerous day, a bunch of tornadoes could also occur in areas of arkansas, missouri, oklahoma, kansas. the people in the dallas area all the way back to virginia. more wind damage through tennessee, kentucky, north carolina. the area of orange is where the biggest threat of the tornadoes will be. also very large hail. portsmouth, little rock, and paducah, all these areas have to be under concern as we head into the beginning of our holiday weekend. here's a different depiction of where the severe weather outbreak will possibly be and there's also nice weather in new england, the southeast and also the west for the start o >>> clouds overhead, but we're starting to dry out. the last few showers moving through northeast philadelphia, bucks county and into the lehigh valley. the showers will take a break this morning. we might see an afternoon shower, too. 50s now. the wind starting to pick up. a breezy one today. the neighborhood forecast for

nbc meteorologist bill karins is tracking it all. >> good morning to you. today one of those we have to watch for the potential of isolated tornados. yesterday we had 11 tornado reports most in the southeast. that first batch is gone. here comes round two now moving through areas of mississippi. this is going to head through the of the day and georgia, 38 million at risk. the line of storms will push through florida. here is the timing. here we are at 6:00 a.m. we watch the storms, they bubble up the middle of the afternoon as you would expect. and there is that line that could bring wind damage to central florida. throughout the night we could see storms pushing down to the sunshine state. florida rainfall by the way, is actually welcomed rain. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look at your day ahead. out ahead of the storms it's warm, behind it kind of a cooler, beautiful air mass. enjoy it while it lasts in texas. you have hot weather heading your way toward the holiday weekend. the northeast not bad in new england but a lit

let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins who is tracking it for us. >> good morning. unfortunately it's in new england again. this region this will be day three of cloudy weather. we got showers rolling through the region of upstate new york, one or two showers trying to make it through the chesapeake, as far as today here is the severe weather threat. we could have a isolated storm around d.c., baltimore, even new york city. but this area of yellow where the slight risk is where the best chance is of damaging wind and small hail. albany to across the mass pike to springfield and southern >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a foggy start this morning. look at easton this morning. the fog has been thickening overnight. it's going to be around for hours. zero visibility in some areas. coatesville reporting zero visibility. down to one mile in bluebell and doylestown. look at northeast philadelphia, mt. holly, zero visibility. now millville's reporting zero visibility. fog this morning, a chance of storms this afternoon. i've got your neighborhood forecast a

bill karins joins us now. any relief in sight? feels like fall. >> there's no relief in sight. >> nothing shy about it. >> i was out yesterday. the cool temperatures continue through the northeast. at least the rain is ending. things will dry out. these temperatures are in no rush to warm up whatsoever and actually colder on the back side of the exiting storm. we have freeze warning and freeze advisories. temperatures down in the 20s and 30s. 36 in detroit. mar it will be a slow warm up today. only 50s and maybe even if you're lucky 60s in the northeast. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. a closer look at your day ahead. look at these high temperatures. looks like a march map in syracuse. 44 degrees with rain showers. that's ugly. still feeling warm and summerish in the middle of the country. continues today from dallas to new orleans to oklahoma city. did you hear about this story. some residents woke up to a loud sonic boom on sunday morning. it came from a secret air force mini shuttle landing at cape canaveral.

nbc's meteorologist bill karins with a look at the day ahead. not early too look at our holiday weekend. >> we're going to get there soon. the storm that produced tornados yesterday is moving up the mid-atlantic, heavy rains moving from washington, d.c. to philly and all the way back to indianapolis. as far as when how much rainfall, about an inch to an inch and a half. some isolated storms could get higher totals. this is how we look at 6:00 a.m., rain from buffalo to d.c. to philly. picks up in new york city by noon the rain starts to lift north of d.c. and philadelphia, then scattered showers behind it for your ride home. . >>> good morning i'm meteorologist bill henley. a rainy morning. heavy rain showers now moving into delaware. they are moving up from the south. rain will be light but at times moderate and heavy downpours. going to keep temperatures in the 60s during the day and this evening strong thunderstorms are a possibility. got your neighborhood forecast ahead at 4:30. >>> here's a look what we're working on for "nbc 10 news today"

meteorologist bill karins is here for a warning for 80 million americans. good morning. >> it's unusual this many people with the potential of severe weather. i say potential because not all 80 million will see the storms. it covers much of the eastern seaboard and huge airports, too. wind big threat, isolated tornadoes and maybe one or two of those could be on the strong side. that will be one story today. the other continuing story is the flooding. flood warnings indianapolis, st. louis, to tulsa, all the water collecting and heading to the big river a lot of major flooding ongoing. we are looking at mississippi river even having some significant flooding this upcoming weekend. that's how long it takes for all the weather to collect and seattle. still relatively cool on the coast. interior sections looking nice today. sacramento to fresno. we'll talk a little more about the pacific northwest. there's actually a warm-up coming for our friends in the northwest. a much deserved one this week. >> all this terrible weather we had in the middle of the country,

nbc's meteorologist bill karins with a look at the day ahead. not early too look at our holiday weekend. >> we're going to get there soon. the storm that produced tornados yesterday is moving up the mid-atlantic, heavy rains moving from washington, d.c. to philly and all the way back to indianapolis. as far as when how much rainfall, about an inch to an inch and a half. some isolated storms could get higher totals. this is how we look at 6:00 a.m., rain from buffalo to d.c. to philly. picks up in new york city by noon the rain starts to lift north of d.c. and philadelphia, then scattered showers behind it for your ride home. story of the day. now a closer look at the day ahead. so it's umbrella weather day as i mentioned from eastern north carolina through virginia right up through new england, again the rain will be arriving later in areas of central and northern new england. the heat in texas, 100 to 105 in west texas. i want to give you an update on the land slide. officials say it could take a year to rebuild highway 1 that was buried. some

i want to go now to bill karins. we've seen the soggy forecast in missouri, but there's more ahead it seems. >> a lot of that rain going to the east coast. we have a new storm system in the west coast. the middle of the country getting gorgeous weather over the weekend and they need it as the rivers start to recede. even thunderstorms overnight. may have heard some collapse as you went through washington state and also into areas of central washington. in the seattle area, it missed a little to the southeast. the weather pattern weekend, the storm that showed all the problems it caused with the flooding as it moved to the east will stay very unsettled. now a blocking weather pattern, a slow moving weather pattern. what you see is what you'll get for at least the next week. that includes the west with the dip in the jet stream. a little cooler and we'll see a chance of showers out there. the coolness hasn't made it to phoenix where it will be 106 as we g throughout tohe eureka with a chance of showers. fresno, a nice

. >> bill karins is standing by with the weather. >> good morning. the midwest is the area we're concerned with. new england is clearing out. we can get more flash flooding, more life-threatening flash floods like you just saw. southern illinois in major flood states. additional heavy rainfall is a good possibility. this is the additional rain that's going to come in tonight and tomorrow morning. this is an additional one to three inches of rain. that's going to cause flash flooding and the rivers to rise even further, especially the mississippi as we head towards the weekend, could be the second highest crest in some cloudy to cloudy skies. the heat is building, 103 today in palm springs. >> the temperatures are building in the west, cooling off in the east. a big change as we go throughout this may. >> bill, thank you. >>> a wrong-way driver crashes into a tanker truck and it's caught on tape. >>> the good, the bad and the eye bopping outfits at the met gala. you don't want to miss it. skin-flex™, anna! sit! new band-aid® brand skin-flex™ bandages.

let's check in with bill karins who is here with your tuesday forecast. >> more hail like that, more storms, maybe isolated tornados the next couple days. the storms have quieted down denver for now but the same region is under the gun later on today. areas from albuquerque to amarillo, south of denver, 2 million at risk, western texas throughout the afternoon and evening. then wednesday our storm system begins to be on the move, 1.5 million at risk. we start pushing the storms into kansas and also into areas of oklahoma. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. now a closer look. very warm out ahead of this storm system today, 88 in shreveport, feeling like summer toward memphis, the opposite feeling like early spring from chicago to boston to philadelphia all the way through northern new england. that chilly weather continues. well, if you couldn't get enough racing after the kentucky derby check out this camel race in morocco. it's part of the annual gathering of the tribes, the running of the camels is almost 2.5 miles long, double the length of the famed kentucky derby