reported as a severe heat advisory across almost one-third of the country with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> as advertised, today is going to be the peak and then we cool off slightly over the weekend. it's one of those days you have to check on the elderly and watch those kids outside playing too. especially getting plenty of water. so we have about 17 to 18. we keep adding more people. 71 million people are under either a heat advisory or heat

let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. about one-third of the country under severe heat advisory. >> this time of year, you're either too hot or getting

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nbc meteorologist bill karins has the forecast. do we need to ditch our plans for the weekend? >> some people may want to reconsider that beach, yes, frances. 27 million people in flash flood watches from northern alabama through virginia and the mid-atlantic region. a lot of clouds out there. rains just starting to begin in tennessee and kentucky. two to four inches of rain from richmond to baltimore, d.c., sa salsbury and atlantic city. those are the areas of greatest concern as we head into the weekend. should clear out by sunday crash. plus, chilling details behind a murder aboard a cruise ship. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... ...find clear skin that can last. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting cosentyx, you should be checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability fi

let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. severe heat advisory. >> this time of year, you're either too hot or getting thunderstorms. you are dealing with -- last night we had a lot of wind damage. minnesota, northern iowa, wisconsin. then these storms, this was the second line of storms, just north of lacrosse in the town called arcadia, wisconsin. there are water effect rescued ongoing. there's no way into the town itself. it's all blocked by high water. they're in boats trying to go to houses and take people and rescue them out of the high water. we wish them the best. we go et some daylight picturesf that. if you are in areas here from chicago towards rock ford, get ready. some heavy downpours over the next hour for you. maybe even a little bit of flash flooding. now, as far as severe weather goes today, the storm center now in wisconsin will probably regenerate this afternoon. it looks like from detroit just outside indianapolis to columbus, and then the storms will roll towards pittsburgh and buffalo this afternoon. may

. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. rain in missouri this morning, and that weather headed east. >> scary flash flooding in and around kansas city this morning. a report of seven inches of rain overnight. i just put my finger right here. you can see the storms are just regenerating right over the top of this area just to the southeast of kansas city here in missouri. we'll watch and see how bad that is at day break. i'm sure there is water rescues ongoing, and a lot of roads are going to be impassable out here. these storms continue through st. louis. there's a lot of moisture available, and this all has to slide to the east over the next two days, and even maybe into saturday, unfortunately. this is the rain we're dealing with now here in missouri. then tomorrow we take it into areas of the east, and we start to add these bright colors on here. that means heavy rain. we get to the reddish color and the pink, that's two to three inches of rain. northern maryland all of southern pennsylvania, northern d.c. that's on your

nbc meteorologist bill karins has the forecast. do we need to ditch our plans for the weekend? >> some people may want to reconsider that beach, yes, watches from northern alabama through virginia and the mid-atlantic region. a lot of clouds out there. rains just starting to begin in tennessee and kentucky. two to four inches of rain from richmond to baltimore, d.c., sa salsbury and atlantic city. those are the areas of greatest concern as we head into the weekend. should clear out by sunday but even saturday looks iffy. here's a closer look at your day ahead. you can see all the clouds on the map. don't count on a lot of sunshine. 70s and low 80s. the one hot spot continues to be texas. 102 in dallas today. right with you is san antonio at 102. we'll give you the rest of the weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you, bill. >>> this has to be one of the craziest home runs in aaa history. check this out. a batter for the oklahoma city dodgers, he smacks the ball out to far right a catch it. off the head it bounces over the wall. three-run home run. fortunately, though, look at th

. >>> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. , it looks like a wet morning for the northeast. >> yeah. soaking in the northeast. they may even have had a tornado overnight in mare mile an hour. stevensville maryland is one of them and bay city. we have a picture from the bay city area. again, it looks like it was a weaker low-end tornado, but enough to do a lot of roof damage. power is out to a lot of this region, and there are reports of a house fire from one of them and boats that were tossed out of the chesapeake on to the shore. we'll get you more pictures as we get the day break here, but it may have been a maryland tornado overnight. the heavy rain associated with that is still to the east. still a flash flood warning south of philadelphia. that's improving, though. now all the heavy rain is starting to move through the new york city area and the jersey shore. it's raining hard out on long island, and then we have embedded areas of heavier rain from scranton over to albany and into areas of northern portions of new england.

with that let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. mes thunderstorms can also have lightning, and that causes new fires. they can't win with the peak of the heat in the peak of the season. the thunderstorms in arizona don't get a lot of big heavy rain events, and when they do, they get a lot of flash flooding where, that happened again overnight. flash flood watch for six million people for one more day. especially through northern pennsylvania much of the upstate portion of new york, right through areas of western massachusetts and southern vermont. again, wind damage is the threat. also our friends in minnesota late tonight, that will be our overnight storm threat. here's the timing of the storms for today. that few storms could be around philly and new york also. here's by 1:00 heading towards the lunch hour or at the end of the lunch hour. hit and miss sprinkles and storms were starting to form around philadelphia. this cold front is where we'll see the stronger storms. notice they bubble up with intensity and reds here. even a few

. >>> let's get a check from meteorologist bill karins. me bad weather heads our way. >> yes, severe storms. i've got to show you pictures out of china. the power of water is absolutely incredible. they had intense thunderstorms that produced rapid flash flooding. look at the debris that's just flowing down. it's just muddy, look how fast that's going, too. yeah, water can be scary when it's like that. i don't even know what that is, is that a boulder? boulders? let's get to the maps. as far as our country goes today, severe weather, nothing horrible, damping winds possible and also minor flash flooding. right now, those storms are rolling through areas of eastern nebraska, heading for iowa and also storms right on top of minneapolis, st. paul. for today, 40 million people at risk, iowa, missouri and illinois. chicago could see a storm late tonight. again, isolated severe. not too many tornadoes today either. then tomorrow, the front comes down from the south. it's a little more humid, a little more juice in the atmosphere. again, thursday

. >>> let's get a check of your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. ummer heat wave is upon us. >> yeah, we're all in this together from boise, idaho to boston and everywhere in between. when we talk about excessive heat warnings from st. louis, kansas city and omaha, that's where the warmest will be. from memphis to shreveport now even new york city is included. 96 degrees today. that's not bad, considering st. louis is 104. when i show you all of these numbers, remember that the temperature is taken at a box usually around the airports in the country in the shade. if you're isun, it's a lot worse. one of the dangers, the cars, pets and children left in cars. we've already had a number of fatalities with kids in cars. keep that as a reminder as you go throughout the day. houston, 94. it gets worse than that on thursday. hundreds across the board from the south all way to the mid-atlantic. what changes on friday, the humidity really goes up. areas like richmond could be near 100 degrees with a heat index of 109. that's really the hottest we've been in

let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. bill, an ugly start for the mid-atlantic. >> the summer weekends are just ticking by. not many left. it's not going to be a pretty one in the mid-atlantic region. in the southeast on sunday it's not going to be that nice. we're starting off with flash flood watches. northern alabama, west virginia, southern pennsylvania right through the nation's capital, maryland and delaware, not too bad yet. we're just starting to see some of the increased rainfall rates now in areas of kentucky. some storms are popping up in west virginia. this will continue through the day to fill in. we'll get more rainfall. let me give you the timing on it. this is at 8:00 a.m. this morning. there's that rain and starting to head from roanoke all the way back to kentucky. hit and miss shower in areas of delaware. by about 2:00, 3:00, 4:00, to 5:00, numerous showers and thunderstorms pop up through virginia near areas of maryland. also around virginia beach back through kentucky and tennessee. this is where we're

bill karins fills us in on the forecast. >> we have 13 million people under excessive heat either watches, warnings or advisories. i think solution will see the worst of it. it will be about 102 heat index in st. louis. temperature jumps to 100 by the time we get to wednesday. by the time we get to friday, could go up to 102. when we add on the humidity, arriving. >> this is a little funny, i guess. the houston astros laid to rest one of their own. they held a mock funeral for beltran's glove. the team dressed all in black. he may have lost his glove but the bat is still alive. if it works, keep going. >> as long as that bat doesn't go anywhere, i think the team and fans will be okay with it. >> just ahead, the cities for best and worst for first-time buyers and the president pouncing on made in america week. introducing the easiest way to get gillette blades text "blades" to gillette on demand text to reorder blades with gillette on demand... ...and get $3 off your first order my doctor recommended i switch laxatives. stimulant laxatives make your body go by forcefully stimulating the ne

and bill karins has more on the weather threatening millions across the country. >> we have a lot of flash flood watches still in effect. a lot of heavy did and the draft off the east to the west wos and everywhere in between a chance of storms. stel pend down. >> bill, thing you. >> wentity more ahead, including shaens is coming up later today." we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is just around the corner so you can get in, out and back to those summer shenanigans. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy®. now with card, buy one, get one 50 percent off select aleve products. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. hitting the mid-morning wall? with up to 24 grams of hearty protein jimmy dean bowls help you avoid it. shine on. ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside

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. >>> bill karins has a look at the day ahead. >> once again tracking severe storms over the next two days. heavy thunderstorms with a lot of lightning through hastings on their way to sioux city. these storms will regenerate and get to des moines to st. joseph in kansas city a chance of severe storms. 4 million people in this risk. isolated severe storms in chicago and milwaukee. tomorrow this storm system moves to the east, more joous in the atmosphere, more humid on the southern side, 63 million people are at risk. if you're in these areas from mississippi river near paducah whack to west virginia, kentucky and virginia to new york city a chance of severe storms tomorrow. keep that in mind for any travel plans. still very hot his own attorney general here on early today. craftsmanship and innovation. today we're bringing you america's number one shave at lower prices every day. putting money back in the pockets of millions of americans. as one of those workers, i'm proud to bring you gillette quality for less, because nobody can beat the men and women of gillette. made fresh with t

the heat wave returning to the west and nbc meteorologist bill karins is watching it all. >> advisories and the warnings and watches are back up. excessive heat warnings from phoenix to yuma. heat advisories through central california. it's warm everywhere. most locations are about 5 to 10 degrees warmer than they should be. the warm ridge hasn't gone anywhere and we notice the fires have been popping up here and there. redding 105. into tomorrow, look at phoenix, back up to 116. 116. still on pace for a very warm summer. >>> frances, the heat doesn't relaxed too much over the weekend. >> all right, bill, thank you. >>> just ahead, spacex , the third launch in barely two weeks. >>> and one of the greatest mysteries may have been solved? did amelia earhart survive? hey, l'eggo my eggo. uh uh. not c-c-c - cause i have the and i - i. that's a lot. raisins. really? what just happened here? you know the rules. i make the rules. know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. i'm doing this for you, dad. thanks son. the camera and i, we spend a lot of time together. so revlon's new youth fx f

. >> here to check out our week, bill karins. how are we looking this morning? >> not good in florida. storm system spinning offer the coast. a lot of heavy rain is likely as we go throughout this morning into today. as we go throughout the next two days, this isn't going to move much. it's going to drift over the peninsula and sit here bringing periods of rain, maybe a little bit of flooding. especially in city locations. it doesn't look like it's going to be widespread. the rest of the forecast looks great, mid atlantic, midwest, enjoy the latest on venezuela's deadly protested elections. ♪ you're gonna have dizziness, nausea, and sweaty eyelids. ♪ ♪ and in certain cases chronic flatulence. ♪ no ♪ sooooo gassy girl. so gassy. if you're boyz ii men, you make anything sound good. it's what you do. if you want to save 15% percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. next! ♪ next! so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for y

bill karins has a better outlook for this holiday. we like that. >> things are looking really nice. a nice two day period. bright sunshine through the west. temperatures are warm. 108 in phoenix. 95 in oregon. 66 san francisco. that's very typical of this mid-summer weather. all the bad weather in the east. fourth of july, getting warmer, 112, phoenix, 81 in areas around los angeles and fireworks forecast looks dry. to the pacific northwest. right now it's split between coast and areas of the mountains. the how about this for cute video of the day. a baby elephant wanted to have fun like we did. watch as he lies on her belly and slides down the hill. the amusing moment was caught by her trainer in china. the 2-year-old elephant was brought there after she was found alone and injured. she's fully recovered and having a blast in the mud. i can see you doing that richard. >> i don't know. my belly is not so big. >> we can work on that today at the barbecue. >> during the hot dog eating contest. thank you. >>> just ahead we'll tell you what donald trump is paying his key white house sta

. >> bill karins is watching stormy weather. >> heavy rain will move from the middle of the nation to the east coast. we're watching now, a lot of heavy rain and round of thunderstorms in kansas city. this is through saturday morning. anywhere you see the blue that's one inch of rain. red is two inches of rain. nail winch, southern pennsylvania and mid-atlantic region, d.c. through southern new jersey. that's the story as we watch friday looks like a wet and bad travel day. and >>> 68 degrees. we are in for a warmer day today, but a mostly cloudy day with a chance of some showers later this afternoon into the 80s this afternoon. your neighborhood weather ahead at 4:30. >> here's a look at what we're working on for nbc 10 news today. >> the allen town mayor are set to face a judge for corruption charges. what they with both accused of doing in exchange for money. >> and danger on i-95 as they hurl rocks at cars below. >>> and trouble on the jersey shore. what causes beaches to close and we take a look at a local coffee shop taking up a different kind of experience. >> nbc 10 news start

. >> let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. hottest part of the summer is upon us. >> call these the dog days. now it's spreading to the east. be prepared for easily the hottest week of the summer as the heat and humidity really is on the rise. right now we have 13 million people that are under either heat watches, heat warnings are, or light advisories. i think st. louis may even be the worst of this during the heat wave. st. louis will feel like 102. this is the blue that's the actual temperature. when you add in the humidity, the heat index jumps into 102. witch huh tau right with you. along with your friends there at shreveport. then it expands as we go through the week and in towards the weekend. as we go throughout -- this is the actual temperatures. this is 100 on wednesday in st. louis. 102. when it's 102, the heat index will feel almost up to 110. you notice even d.c., 93, 96, 98 on friday. raleigh jumps 99. fos one of the first times the mid-atlantic and the southeast is really getting into the heat. this is the actua

. >> here to check out our bill karins. how are we looking this morning? >> not good in florida. storm system spinning offer the coast. a lot of heavy rain is likely as we go throughout this morning into today. as we go throughout the next two days, this isn't going to move much. it's going to drift over the peninsula and sit here bringing periods of rain, maybe a little bit of flooding. especially in city locations. it doesn't look like it's going to be widespread. the rest of the forecast looks great, mid atlantic, midwest, enjoy the low humidity. that's a look at the big story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. these temperatures are enjoyable. mostly because the humidity is so low. even texas has cooled off, considering how hot it was last week. look at amarillo, pretty rare to be only in the 70s in the middle of summer. this is an interesting woody woodpecker type story utility workers sprang into action after hard-work being woodpecker. look at this. the mischievous little bird pecked almost all the way through the power pole, how did it not tip over? the r

now bill karins has more on the severe weather threaten millions. >> good morning. and this is just the beginning. a weak complex in central minnesota. we'll do more than this this afternoon. we expect a pretty impressive complex to move from south dakota through central minnesota. 5 million people are at risk today and then the same storm system drops further to the south tomorrow and then we got in to chicago and almost down to st. louis, 24 billion people at risk on wednesday. so mostly wind damage, isolated tornado more ahead. we'll go live to london for the latest on charlie gard. sunscree! i wonder who... . we're gonna need some reinforcements...quick. copy that. walgreens makes it easy when summer needs a little help. your summer base camp is just around the corner so you can get in, out and back to those summer shenanigans. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy®. now with card, buy one, get one 50 percent off select aleve products. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comf

let's go to bill karins to find out when we'll get some relief. you're chuckling. >> it's going to get better over the weekend. extensive heat warning. varies from dallas to washington, d.c. hot and humid is the story today when we factor in the feels like temperature the heat and humidity. up to 110 in omaha, 108 st. louis, new york city should feel 100, raleigh 101. not many areas avoid the heat. friday, atlanta 101. d.c. feeling like 103. a broken record throughout the country. by saturday we get some relief in the northern half of the country. still very hot from the carolinas back through >>> good morning, i'm meteorologist bill henley. it's going to be a hot one. we have an alert for dangerous heat as the temperatures soar to the 90s and will feel like it's above 100. sunrise happens just before 7:00. we are going to see a lot of sunshine. the neighborhoods forecast ahead. >>> a woman steals a taxi, then decides to pick up fares while mom and baby got caught up in the middle of it all. >>> plus, a life saving drug in your hands. the law that

. >>> bill karins has a look at the day ahead. >> more of the same, more thunderstorms, severe thunderstorms and possibly flash flooding. today out ahead of this, it will be just warm and humid enough and we'll get enough sunshine for about 4 million people to be at risk. again, not too many tornadoes. this is the time of year you get a lot of wind damage with these storms. this could have ripple effects because of the airports across the country. from new york to d.c. to philadelphia, all the way back to the mississippi river, the middle of the country will have a chance ofuld hit 100 degrees. phoenix 104. we'll take a look at that heat gripping the country, too. some areas are looking at one of the hottest summers ever. >> it's hot out there. for those of you wanting to work within the guilding halls of buckingham palace, fire up those resumÉs. the posting says charity experience is ideal and discretion is an absolute must. i'm sure being british would help, too. >> yeah, and gossips need not apply. >> the passing of a pop culture icon. plus we'll have president trump's latest attack on hi

. >> bill karins is watching stormy weather. >> heavy rain will move from the middle of the nation to the east coast. we're watching now, a lot of heavy rain and round of thunderstorms in kansas city. this is through saturday morning. anywhere you see the blue that's one inch of rain. red is two inches of rain. nail winch, southern pennsylvania and mid-atlantic region, d.c. through southern new jersey. that's the story as we watch friday looks travel day. and also very hot today in texas. here's a closer look at your day ahead. temperatures have cooled off a little bit. a nice day in des moines, kmik, sioux falls. but south of that rain still very warm and humid. dallas, oklahoma city. i'll let you know coming up we'll tell you when that rain storm will hit new england or not. >> united states men's soccer team captured the 2017 gold cup on home soil. the team was able to avenge a loss to jamaica go years ago. the gold cup determines the continental champion from north and south america and the caribbean. this is america's sixth gold title. >>> kid rock is taking a major step at a run

. >>> bill karins has a look at the day ahead. >> once again tracking severe storms over the next two days. heavy thunderstorms with a lot of lightning through hastings on their way to sioux city. these storms will regenerate and get to des moines to st. joseph in kansas city a chance of severe storms. 4 million people in this risk. isolated severe storms in chicago and milwaukee. tomorrow this storm system moves to the east, more joous in the atmosphere, more humid on the southern side, 63 are at risk. if you're in these areas from mississippi river near paducah whack to west virginia, kentucky and virginia to new york city a chance of severe storms tomorrow. keep that in mind for any travel plans. still very hot in the middle of the country too. that's a look at the big weather story today. >>> we're looking at a beautiful day, after two chilly days in a row, a beautiful summer day in new england with highs in the mid-to-upper 70s and low humidity. no such luck from texas to louisiana to arkansas. will feel like 100 and 110 today. we'll have more on that heat wave coming up. >>> now

bill karins is here to fill us in. >> the hottest temperatures of this summer, right on time, right on followed, this is typically the hottest time of the year. we have 13 areas with excessive heat warnings and focusing on the plains and midwest. this will be expanding this week including a lot of areas. it's already been hot in the rockies and spreading. the heat dome is in place and will get stronger. 102 in st. louis, 101 in oklahoma city. it will get worse. actual temperatures will be above 100 in st. louis and not exactly chilly in the east. here's a closer look at your day you can see these temperatures upper 90s in place and some areas of texas today, still very hot in the rockies' too, salt lake city and denver. the houston astros laid to rest one of their own monday. sort of. they held a mock funeral for carlos beltran's glove who hasn't played in a month. beltran's glove may be gone but his bat very much still alive. the designated hitter did hit a home run last night. got to have some humor. it's a long baseball season. >> it is. as long as it's not the bat i'm sure his team

bill karins is watching a heat wave that's scorching the midwest. it's going to ease up for the weekend? >> maybe the end of the weekend. this heat wave continues to expand. we have 34 million people under heat advisories. today the worst of it looks to be st. louis. around 100 in the shade. it gets worse as we go day by day. look at omaha. finally, it makes it all the way to the east co it hasn't backed off much in areas like death valley and palm springs either. guiness has recognized al blackmon for the longest career as an airline mechanic. the 92-year-old new yorker started working for american airlines when he was just 16 years old. now 75 years later, he still work there is. the airline dedicated a 727 to him, complete with al's signature on the plane. that's a mechanic you can trust. >> no kidding. and he looks great. >> a young 90. >>> and all-girl robotics team that almost wasn't allowed to compete finally has their chance to shine. goin' up the country. love mom and dad' i'm takin' a nap. dude, you just woke up! ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the count

bill karins is here with a look at our monday and week ahead, bill. how we looking? >> good morning to you. welcome, philip. scary thing. that tornado was at 1:00 in the morning. people were in the homes. thankfully it wasn't enough to zroit houses. that heavy rain is now moving up through areas of southern new england, new york city is even clearing out. there is still more storms in northern new england. there is not a lot of bad weather to be had. we've been talking about how dry it's been in the west. that is tip calf the dypical of season. the firefighters out there fighting the blazes. it's still brutal. even into tomorrow, not much of a change in areas like phoenix. we do cool it off a little bit. salt lake city still hot. a little warm in seattle. beautiful though, 86 andand ari. the pacific northwest warmed up. look at. that temperatures into the 90s in central washington. we give that you week ahead forecast a little later in the show. >> all right. bill, thank you. >>> a lot of people headed to the movies. you have christopher dunn kirk claiming victory at

let's go to bill karins to find out when we'll get some relief. you're chuckling. >> it's going to get better over the weekend. extensive heat warning. varies from dallas to washington, d.c. hot and humid is the story today when we factor in the feels like temperature the heat and humidity. up to 110 in omaha, 108 st. louis, new york city should feel 100, raleigh 101. not many areas avoid the heat. friday, atlanta 101. d.c. feeling like 103. a broken record throughout the country. by saturday we get some relief in the northern half of the country. still very hot from the carolinas back through the southern plains. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your d ahead. the century club today could possibly have dallas in it, oklahoma city, wichita. not in the mid-atlantic. richmond today 98. washington, d.c. around 98 degrees. gender reveal is a big thing. here's a gender reveal gone wrong. laura gardner pitched a ball filled with powder to her husband. 0 he hit the ball in her face. the plan was a strikeout. the b

. >>> let's get a check of the forecast from bill karins. welcome back. >> thank you, frances. the story over the week end, we talked earlier in the show. it continues this mo last night, winds and thunderstorms through phoenix. still under a flash flood warning. phoenix has a 62-mile-an-hour gust. it will go through the evening, the watch. more thunderstorms likely in the areas that are very prone to flash flood fpg heat in the middle of the country is another story. we continue with the afternoon storm threat. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. not too bad in areas from boston up to portland, maine. we'll watch strong thunderstorms today in northern new york and central new york. we'll have strong storms late tonight in areas of minnesota and wisconsin. >>> well, have you looked outside lately? there's northern light shows going on. it started over the weekend. this was shot in south dakota. just before sun rise sunday. the vibrant colors lit up the massachusetts. this was due to a solar flare that happened over the begi

. >> here to kick off the weather week is bill karins. how are we looking? >> hot, redihot. not just heat-wave, multi-year heat wave or all-time heat wave, this is the ridge setting up in the west. the possibility areas like redding and portland could approach all-time heat records. 14 million people under watches, advisories or warnings. the warm-up act today. portland, 100. it's not until wednesday and thursday we get to the peak of the heat wave. portland, 106. possibly 108. if we hit that 108 on thursday, that would be the hottest temperature they've ever recorded in the city. that's the story to watch and the big story across the countr now here'sy. a hundreds for you. that seems like that's your average high when typically you should only be in the mid-90s. how about these guys? hanging around. 100 rappelers attempted a new record. they wanted to see if they could 100 people seated at a table 65 feet above the ground. while they eight their brazilian barbecue. what do you think they were drinking? >> right. to come up with the idea, you know it had to be strong, hey, i

bill karins is watching a heat wave that's scorching the midwest. the weekend? >> maybe the end of the weekend. this heat wave continues to expand. the number of people under the warnings and watches continues to grow. it will probably grow from here too. the excessive heat, 104 in st. louis. these temperatures are in the shade. so it only gets warmer. thursday and friday are going to be the peak day. omaha, 112 and how about richmond in the midatlantic getting into friday feeling like 109. that's hot anywhere. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here's a closer look at the day ahead. the actual temperature in ra pid city should be around 102 degrees. kansas city and st. louis, temperatures up a littler warmer today than tomorrow. here's a record that will be difficult to beat. longest career as an airline mechanic. the 92-year-old new yorker started working for american airlines when he was just 16 years old. now 75 years later, he still work there is. the airline dedicated a 7 to him complete with al's signature on the plane. that's a mechanic y

. >>> let's get a check of the forecast from bill karins. >> it's still hot in the west, frances. the story in arizona was so tragic as you showed us at the top of the show. last night a scare, too, with thunderstorms. one through phoenix, 62 mooil per her wind gusts at sky harbor airport. the storms are exiting. another round of storms later today into tonight and a flash flood watch flagstaff to tucson to phoenix. 6 million people are potentially impacted but very hit and miss. one quick inch of rain in arizona you get horrendous flooding like we saw over the weekend. st hot in interior sections of california, some of the best weatr inherk, 105 in redding today, very warm through almost all sections of the interior west. >>> they had a pretty good solar eruption over the last couple days and it made for some amazing views of the northern lights. this is time lapse video shot in south dakota, just before sunrise sunday. the vibrant colors light up the sky in northern u.s., this was the scene from montana all the way to massachusetts. these are the charged particles from the solar

now bill karins has more on the severe weather threaten millions. >> good morning. and this is just the beginning. a weak complex in central minnesota. we'll do more than this this afternoon. we expect a pretty impressive complex to move from south dakota through central minnesota. 5 million people are at risk today and then the same storm system drops further to the south tomorrow and then we got in to chicago and almost down to st. louis, 24 billion people at risk on wednesday. so mostly wind damage, isolated tornado possible. that is a look at the big weather story of the day. thousand here is a closer look at your day ahead. you can see where the storms will be late today, and look how hot it will be south of the storms. central plains down to texas, everyone is in the 90s. and most locations will be about 95 to 100 with a heat index around 105. we'll also talk about the cool weather in the great lakes and northeast coming up. it's chilly in a few spots. >>> and a massive mako shark may be setting a new record. it's a 926 pound monster caught off of the new jers

. >> first, here is bill karins.atching heavy rain now, this will make it to the east coast by the time we get to friday night and saturday morning significant rains through missouri i-70 has not been a fun drive. here's the rainfall forecast over the next 2 1/2 days when you get to the blue, that's an inch of rain. that's a good soaking for the grass around nashville one to two inches. the red and the pink, that's two to three inches. that's when we talk about the chances of flash flooding. mid-atlantic, southern pennsylvania, maryland, delaware and southern half of new jersey. that's a good deal of heavy rain that's mostly on your friday when we look towards the middle of the country, still hot with heat advisories from oklahoma to texas. more "worldwide exchange" when we come back excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day. ddos campaigns, ransomware, malware attacks... actually, we just handled all the priority threats. you did that? we did that. real

. >>> here's the forecast from bill karins. >> good monday morning the worst weather is in the mid-atlanticnto areas of new england. may have a tornado in stephensville, maryland. watching 30 million under flash flood watches. these end early as heavy rain will move out. weather will be improving in areas like philadelphia and new york city. morning rush hour, lot of heavy rain through the poconos, back into new york city scattered rain, on and off throughout the day in new england. temperatures are only in the 60s. we're hot in the middle of the country. heat wave from last week has come to an end typical heat in the 90s. cool in chicago for this time of year and scattered storms in the southeast. more "worldwide exchange" when we come back your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. ♪ i love you, basement guest bathroom. your privacy makes you

first as we head to break, today's national weather service forecast from bill karins. >> good mondayof the morning what's happening off the florida coast. this is a tropical disturbance, hurricane center says 40% chance of developing into a tropical depression regardless, going to bring heavy rain, nasty weather to tampa, sarasota, down to ft. myers, naples it will continue to rain during the day on and off even into tomorrow could linger. then move toward the eastern side i don't think it will cause too much damage. the worst of it will be ruined beach day, ruined day outdoors for a lot of people in florida going through tomorrow, notice that it doesn't really effect areas in the southeast either. today's forecast, gorgeous weather. northeast, mid-atlantic through the middle of the country looking nice we will talk about the epic heat wave that will be in the u.s. not until wednesday and thursday more "worldwide exchange" when we come back they're experts in things you haven't heard of - researchers of technologies that one day, you will. some call them the best of the best. some ca

. >>> and here is today's national weather forecast from bill karins >> good morning. we are looking at storms this morning in chicago with lightning as well for indiana and milwaukee. so be careful out there if you are traveling. we may even have airport slowdowns due to the wet weather. look at all the rain likely to accumulate wednesday into thursday and again, that could cause airport delays if your business trip takes you to memphis or gulfport, watch out for steam any conditions that stretches pretty far to the east, as well. the heat and humidity is building for the next couple days we have heat advisories in place even all the way to philadelphia for thursday so be looking at hot temperatures and of course with that humidity, it will feel even hotter than that temperatures will feel like it's at 100 in parts of missouri and kansas that is your business traveler's forecast >>> fed in focus janet yellen heads to congress and investors will be listening closely. >>> and oil prices jumping as supply concerns ease more on the data behind the move coming up. >>> plus

but first, as we head to break, here is the national weather report from bill karins. >> good morning. as we go through the end of our holiday weekend, we are looking at thunderstorm rolling through arkansas and kansas. slight risk of severe storms wichita to oklahoma city again large hail, maybe damaging wind we could also see scattered strong storm through the ohio valley, pennsylvania and even areas near philadelphia and northern new jersey. so today's forecast, also going to watch thunderstorms in the southeast and areas of arkansas and through tennessee. as we look toward the fourth of july forecast, isolated strong storms in the middle of the country. pretty warm everywhere no one will be washed out. these are hit and miss storms. maybe north carolina beaches not the best and wednesday when everyone is returning home, still the same locations with the best chance of storms. >>> with the market right now, we see futures in the green. dow up by about 63, s&p up by about 8 points and nasdaq futures up by about 18 all about a third of a% percent to the up side as for the currency si

. >>> first as we head to break, the national weather forecast from nbc's bill karins >> good fridayu. the heat is the story and also severe thunderstorms as we head into the weekend the heat wave continues from the central plains to the east coast. a lot of heat advisories it will feel like 110 in st. louis. we have a severe weather threat to the north of the intense heat damaging winds are possible from fargo to lacrosse, minneapolis and chicago. into saturday, those storm also roll through the northern ohio valley and to the mid-atlantic even areas like new york city, philadelphia, washington, d.c. a chance of storms late in the day on saturday. >>> today's forecast, 103 possible in st. louis. mid-atlantic very warm, mid 90s. it will feel like 100 to 105 saturday warm in the middle of the country. by the time we get to sunday,s . that's your business travel forecast more "worldwide exchange" when we come back she can't become a guitar legend just by playing air guitar. the baby's room won't build itself. and her paw won't heal on its own. we're all working forward to something. sy

first, here is today's national weather forecast from bill karins >>> good thursday morning to you.he heat is the story. we're at the peak of the heat wave st. louis, omaha, kansas city, wichita and even philadelphia under heat warnings. heat advisories from bothen south to philadelphia and washington, d.c. just about everyone is in the heat wave. some of the hottest temperatures in the midwest once again. omaha feeling bike 1like 110 dallas, 107. new york city peak out at 100. d.c. on friday, feeling like 103. little rock, 105 by the time you get to saturday, relief in the northwest, but still hot tennessee through arkansas a few isolated severe storms in the ohio valley, detroit into pittsburgh more "worldwide exchange" when we come back ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ introducing olay duo body cleanser. for the never-before-seen two sided clean, just add water. one side deeply exfoliates the other gently smooths and a flexible body cleanser inside lathers for a close, complete clean. just hang your duo to dry after each use, for day-after-day of touchably soft skin. find your duo in the bodywash aisle.

. >> let's get a check on thewetter with bithewe weather with bill karins. >>> severe storms the story we'll show you the pictures if we get damage in. there was a solar flair over the past weekend. it gave us a beautiful aurora. this is time lapsed from the international space station. it almost looks like a nasa an nation created. that's real. that's gorgeous. what a view they have of that. incredible magnetic storm. you can see shooting stars in the background as well. let's go to the severe weather maps for today. enhanced risk of severe storms. south dakota, minnesota, this area has been getting a lot of storms. there could be flash flooding. minneapolis it looks like a late afternoon, early evening event. 5 million people at risk. mostly wind damage. i mentioned it's chilly out there this morning. grab the jacket. green bay is at 53. detroit at 57. no reason for the air-conditioning. northern new england in the 50s. d.c., you can feel it. it's still 73 degrees, but it's a little more refreshing and not quite as humid. cool for july in the northeast, but the opposite side of the c

first as we head to break, today's national weather forecast from nbc's bill karins. >>> good fridayorning to you we will be watching heavy rain developing during the day today and tonight in the overnight hours in the mid-atlantic region flash flood watches are up and two to four inches of rain are expected from philadelphia to norfolk. let me take you through the weekend forecast hot in irias of texas. gorgeous weather in the great lakes. not bad in new england saturday, not good beach weather. that storm system still lingering on the coast around virginia all the way through new jersey thunderstorms in florida still very hot all weekend and very dry throughout much of the intermountain west boise on sunday, 100 degrees much of the country has a nice sunday especially the mid-atlantic nice 81 and sunny on sdauny. that's your business travel forecast more "worldwide exchange" when we come back >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." if you're just waking up, big news out of washington the senate rejecting a bill to repeal obamacare there's the reaction in futures markets. down acr

saying that >>> first, as we head to break, here's today's national whether forecast from nbc's bill karins. >> good tuesday morning to you, courtney and will fred the story across the country will be storms in the next few days we will see significant wind damage if that happens today, most likely it's going to be in areas in minnesota and also south dakota, and some of that could extend to the northern wisconsin. five million people are at risk. maybe oon isolated tornado i don't think we're going to see too many then tomorrow the same storm system pushes to the south now we start to add a lot of big cities in the midwest. 24 million people at risk in wednesday. again, it's a huge area from iowa, southern wisconsin, northern illinois, and also a portion there of the great lakes. the other story out there, it's cool this morning in the northeast and portions of the great lakes. have that jacket just for this morning. then the heat is out in the middle of the country and that continues into tomorw, arond then it feels more like summer in the northeast come tomorrow afternoon. that's your bu

. >>> and with that we turn to weather with bill karins. welcome back. >> good morning.ason out west will be a long one. we're already in a very hot weather pattern. it's dry and if we stay this hot and dry, all the vegetation from the wet winter, look be out late summer and early fall. today, 13 million people at risk. if you are in wisconsin, iowa or northern illinois, including chicago, wind damage is your threat late this afternoon into this evening. we have a storm moving through kentucky. you can see the showers in tennessee and kentucky hit and miss, and the warm front from washington, d.c. down to norfolk, virginia beach, a lot of wet weather in this area and that will continue through the morning. so probably one of the worst drives out there is around d.c. you can see the rain moving around the beltway. this is 7:00 a.m., storms over lieu advice and the rain around d.c. by the afternoon, it breaks up around the nation's capital. just hit and miss. worst of it this morning. we'll track this rain from 4:00 p.m. through this evening, so you probably get another ro

first, here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill. >> good morning to you., and now we're getting the pictures. it definitely looks like tornado damage. this is in maryland. this is kent island. it's just to the east of annapolis. you can see a lot of trees down. we have minor roof damage. a couple of homes have significant damage too. there was one injury. no fatalities reported. that was at 1:00 in the morning. i'm sure that's scary to a ton of people. that storm system that produced that tornado is now racing through southern new england. new york city is out of the heavy rain, but la guardia airport, one hour delays going into la guardia, and that heavy rain will continue to move through new england as we go throughout the day. by 5:00 p.m. notice the heavy rain primarily just up in maine. that's it. cloudy scattered showers behind it. keep in mind. the ride to, who is going home. still warm and humid from about d.c., baltimore southward. easily feeling like 90 to about 100 degrees. cooler, dryer air in the great lakes, and then tomorrow behind the storm