no funds have been earmarked for it. >>> let's get a check on your weekend forecast with bill karins.g to be a hot one. >> yeah, it's hot and we will see some thunderstorms. the heat is going to be the big story through the upcoming weekend. storms this morning, gfargo, an this will tral through northern minnesota and northern wisconsin. you'll see more clouds. hit and miss storms. this is 8:00 p.m. this nk. maimmy could have a stray storm too. the numbers up to 76 million people at risk of this dealing with the heat whether it's the warnings or advisories or watch watches. chicago, st. louis, we're not seeing too many record highs but day after day it accumulates and especially the overnight lows when they're this warm i you don't get that break. 90s showing up on the east coast today. 95 in d.c. 95 in new york. boston may get a cooler day on sunday if you get that sea breeze. the ocean influence may keep you lower. no such luck for baltimore, d.c. and new york. everyone about 95 to 100. that's why you're not going to be quite as hot because of showers and thunderstorms. and dallas y

one more time with bill karins. bill?ple at risk of storms in missouri keep an eye on the 230er cast as we go in the afternoon and evening. it will be in areas of illinois. there will be another round later today. the heat wave is building. 97 salt lake city. 98 in dallas. look what happens tomorrow in the big d, up to 101 and those hundreds will be widespread right through the central plains. >> all right, thank you, sir. >> now, we know they're man's best friend, what about life safers? officer poncho, so cute, adorableid madrid police department shows it this little doggy performing cpr on his handler after he fell down in a mock administration. it went viral on social media. how could you not want to watch ha? >> i can't get my dog to fetch. >> exactly. what else can you teach them to do after that? very impressive. >> i'm phillip mena. >> i'm gigi stone woods. thanks for watching "early ture - bay bridge toll plaza good morning and thank you >>> welcome to tuesday morning. folks already up and at them on this tuesday

. >> yeah, now is a great time to bring in meteorologist bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good morning. they'd like the sense of the rain over areas of the mid-atlantic t areas of the west especially mountain west. ings from just outside lood philadelphia so narrow sliver right through the state of new jersey. flash flood watchers continuing for the baltimore area. we've had a lot of rain over of the last 24 hours and we have this little narrow band of heavier rain that just shifted south of philadelphia now over the top of wilmington. also some steady heavy rain going through washington, d.c. and baltimore at this hour, too. as we go to a wider we have numerous storms around des moines, north central illinois and raleigh and heading to eastern north carolina and more ra that will cause a lot of those storms and numerous storms through kentucky, too. >>> the week ahead forecast coming up. we're going to try to dry it out in some areas. >> sounds good. thank you, bill. >>> now to your box office weekend recap, "oceans 8" easily stole the top spot at th

. >> well, let's switch here and get a check on your weather with bill karins.racking some severe weather but it's going to be a hot one today. >> you got a lot of rain in a few spots and a lot of heat. it was a holt father's day and now we're watching temperatures continue to soar in the east. storms this morning we had some flash flood warnings. also green bay is soaked and later today they're going to translate into northern new england so from burlington, a little slice here of upstate new york and also portions of maine. wasn't damage with those storms. how about the heat numbers? we have 61 million people under heat advisories and the temperatures themselves will be in the 90s and the heat index will be into the 100s. and tomorrow in the mid-atlan c mid-atlantic, just one of those gross days. raleigh is going to feel like 106. it's going to be super humid and d.c. not fun today or tomorrow. we wanted the heat. and here it is. >> he asked for it. >> it came very quickly but that's dangerous heat. that's not had in mind. >> what did you have in mind? >> anyt

. >> let's bring in bill karins with a check on our weather with bill karins. >> the rain is t no goingn the northeast but it's also not going to be all day long so it's an umbrella day but you'll maybe need it for 10, 15 minutes anthat will be about it. a couple showers left over there in northeast ohio. a few weak showers through western new york and this is going to be a theme during the day today. temperatures still in the 40s right now. these cities are in the oos so that's a jacket type morning. this is at 8:00 a.m. showers are green, a little heavier downpours are shown in yellow. that line, new york city should be clear. new york city, the timing right around 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. d.c. it looks around 5:00 or 6:00. by 8:00 p.m. washington, d.c. is done and most areas are done, the exception being done in delaware and maryland. 100 in san antonio today. 94 in denver, so the middle of the country continues to bake. >> it didn't even feel like summer yesterday. alexander thereat and his caps push las vegas to the brink of elimb naugs. they may finally see the return of one mvp. details

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. >> let's discuss further the conditions with meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> good morning. so hot and so dry in central western portions while in the east we continue to dodge daily thunderstorms. this is how it will play out this afternoon. by 1:00 showers and storms developing in the ohio valley. then tomorrow, this cold front slides through areas of new york and also pennsylvania. and we're going get some severe thunderstorms out of it. for today only about 1.3 million people at risk. we're watching areas of kansas, colorado, north texas and also oklahoma. and then into wednesday, from pittsburgh to syracuse towards binghamton. mostly wind damage as the storms tr to head throughy very warm a humid from san antonio to houston. nothing is changing there and in the southeast, afternoon storms. and the heat will build after this cold front goes through. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right. talk to you in a bit, bill. thank you. >>> time for today's quick hits. north little rock police are searching for this suspect they say broke into

nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> it wasn't a fun morning for us. heavy rain in new york city now moving into central portions of nupgd. and that's where the rain will be as we go throughout often of the morning. it will clear out in the afternoon. because of this the temperatures unseasonably chilly throughout the region. highs 10, inots. augusta, maine only 52 for your high in the beginning of june. but it will warm upthek new york city back into the 70 spots today. gorgeous weather from louisville to lexington, all the way back up to chicago and detroit. >>> heat will still be the story throughout much of the middle of the country all week. >> as long as they send it our way, we'll begin with that. bill, thank you very much. have you seen this latest "time" magazine cover? it is bigger and brighter tan ever. more than 950 drones were used to create the iconic "time" logo at 400 feet in the air over california. look a a sky. for this high-flying publication on drone technology the magazine worked with the intel shooting star company. its devices f

. >>> let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. ou are tracking some severe weather that happened last night over pennsylvania, but you say today is going to be a beautiful day here in new york. and that's all that they care about. >> people got hit by a tornado last night. this was a mall around 10:00 p.m. last night. there was a panera bread located there. cars were flipped in the parking lot. for a while some people were trapped in the building. no fatalities and they said none of the injuries are too serious. let's get into that forecast. that cold front that went through with those storms is gone. just a few showers to the north and it's going to be a very nice, summer like day through the ohio valley and still cool in new england. so today the area of concern takes us into dakotas. enhanced risk of severe storms. maybe an isolated tornado. biggest threat is going to be large hail and wind damage and how about the heat? it doesn't stop. 109 in phoenix today. the little magenta you see here, that's 100 degree temperatures, so ve

. >>> let's get a quick check on your weather now with bill karins. >> good morning.y a very picturesque tornado formed in wyoming over the open land and a beautiful background behind it. a lot of storm chasers were out there on this storm and it lasted for a while too and there's a beautiful shot of it there. you can't get more picturesque than that and that was in the formation stage there just a little bit of a funnel sticking down. so today we're still tracking severe weather. overnight the strongest storms through nebraska and kansas. this line extends 4 to 500 miles at least. a half hour to an hour, those storms are going to come to you. kansas city, those storms dried up before they headed to you overnight. about 1.2 million people at risk for severe storms. much of montana and a little sliver here in colorado. denver not included. you should have a hot type day. the forecast should be high. still a lot of heat for early in the season and it's starting to shift a little bit. st. louis you'll feel it at 94. indianapolis jumping up to the 9 # 0s. the weekend fore

game three in cleveland this wednesday. >>> let's look back with bill ka rrk karins. >> yes, many areasn the west getting very hot. tuesday into wednesday. triple digits, widespread from the southern deserts. by friday, maybe showers in the pacific northwest, but we're continuing to be warm and dry. >> sounds good, bill, thank you. >>> when we return, what happens when jimmy fallon and lynn miranda get in a boat. l formula. l formula. it's clinically proven to work on fine lines and wrinkles. one week? that definitely works! rapid wrinkle repair®. and for dark spots, rapid tone repair. neutrogena®. see what's possible. ♪ cleaning floors with a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't clean as often as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad. it's safe to use on all finished surfaces tile, laminate and hardwood. and it prevents streaks and hazing better than a micro fiber strip mop, giving you a thorough clean the first time. fo

. >> that's a good intro to bill karins. >> i have to wait to see if i get ayman's seal of approval.ay was such a great day because i got that. the temperatures are going to be the story. some thunderstorms too. overall father's day weekend, it says summer. that's pretty much the bottom line. thunderstorms erupting over wisconsin. madison being woken up with a couple lightning strikes nearby. and st. cloud, those are the areas that have a slight risk of storms. it will be late afternoon into the evening hours so if you have any after sun set plans that's when these storms will be erupting over minneapolis and st. paul. then on saturday, south dakota right through minneapolis again. this is the northern extent of the heat. it's going to be extremely hot, texas all the way up to about minnesota and this is where the boundary lies between the hot air and the cooler air and that's kind of why we'll see the storm there is. today's forecast, 97 in dallas. st. louis at 94. beautiful in d.c. today. same with philly, baltimore and new york. really great weather. get out there for your lunch t

. >> let's get a check on your weather with bill karins. of the country experiences summer it is chilly and rainy here. >> who doesn't like 48 degrees and rain in new england? it's a beautiful monday. yeah, it's saturday was like exceptionally warm throughout much of the country. sunday koold down a lot in the great lakes and we got drenched down around d.c. still a lot of rivers in flood stage and more rain today in the areas of new england. it's pouring this morning. new hampshire, vermont. rain over long island. philadelphia, you are done. baltimore, you're done. you can leave that umbrella at home but the rain will continue through new york city for the next hour or two. boston will have till about the lunch hour. alba gnu is only 48 degrees this morning. it's jacket weather out there for a lot of people as you head out this morning. d.c. will warm up nicely. so let's time the rain out. notice the rain in vermont through new hampshire and the steady rain from providence to boston. the heavy rains this mornings, you will get a nice neede

. >> let's get a check on your weather with bill karins.ittle rain out there this morning. >> good morning. just a little bit of heavy rain going through new england. could get some minor flooding problems. heaviest rain right now is in areas of western connecticut and now heading up all the way through massachusetts. not a fun ride and another band of rain through the poconos. so this will shiftily shift through this morning. this afternoon will be better. here's by noon. notice the rain showed in green and the yellows, a lot of the heavy stuff shifts north ward. we're fine new york city to philadelphia. there could be a hit and miss shower but the heavy stuff will be done. so as far as the heat goes, this is the story of the week. 37 million under heat advisories or heat warnings. from tulsa, oklahoma, and now all the way up here into areas of ohio. for today the hottest temperatures will be felt in the middle of the country. i know denver could be 101 today. kansas city, the heat index would be 111. as we've been talking it begins to arr

let's get a check now on your weather with bill karins. >> good monday morning.s week. one we're still dealing with severe weather and we have a major heat wave that's going to develop across the country and make it to the east coast by the end of this week into the weekend. so for this morning we've already been woken up in the middle of the night by these thunderstorms in oklahoma city and tulsa. they slide towards the areas of eastern kansas and eastern oklahoma. later on today, about 9 million people at risk of severe storms. we have to watch out for des moines. northern missouri, the wind damage threat is high today with any thunderstorms from charlotte to columbia. maybe some isolated hail. then tomorrow we're going to do it in areas of the midwest from kansas city to chicago, 20 million people at risk of severe storms. we could even have a couple tornados in this area especially central illinois, watching closely toward the quad cities. let's take a look at the week ahead. this is for today. the sizzling heat is building in the desert southwest. then it wi

. >>> let's check on the weather with bill karins.ere weather in minnesota. >> lot of people woken in the middle of the night. rolled through north and south dakota. you can see the active lightning strikes. dogs are hiding under the bed. see if that line holds together when it gets to minneapolis in an hour and a half from now. severe outlook. those storms die off, new storms form from nebraska, omaha, des ines, southern portions of rochester. severe weather risk, 4 million people. not tornadoes, mostly wind and hail. we had huge hail around arlington, texas. reports of windshields smashed in baseball sized hail. warmth expands today. this is the story of june. 10 to 20 degrees average. many areas texas to central plains. still cooler tha average in new england, but feels kind of nice. yesterday after the chilly start, temperatures in the 70s, then hit and miss showers and storms. today, wichita, 94. amarillo, 92. heat spreads toittle rk and st. louis. not going to arrive on the east coast, gets warmer towards the weekend. alabama is

. >>> let's bring in bill karins. >> we're in the peak part of our fire season because it doesn't rain in the west this time of year. we have a lot of warmth wilding up in the middle of the country. many areas are feeling like 100 to 105. a little different to areas in the north. talk about the heat, it i100. temperature will peak at about 107 in phoenix. >> a the l full week ahead forecast coming up. >> sounds good, bill, thank you. >>> and a stellar performance for england in the world cup. they won 6-1. next it was japan and senegal. it was tight they went back and forth for the entire 90 minutes. both teams still in contention. finally colombia having no issues in poland jumping out on a quick attack they could go on to shut out smile honey. this thing is like... first kid. here we go. second kid.ahnot a c! by their second kid, every parent is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time parents. luvs with nightlock plus absorbs wetness faster than huggies snug and dry for outstanding overnight protection at a fraction of the cost. live, learn and get luvs. how did we t

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let's switch gears now and have a check on your weather with bill karins. >> good friday to you.f questions for this weekend's forecast. who's going to get wet and who's going to stay dry. we also have the belmont stakes to talk about too. much of the east coast, we'll have showers and storms in florida. that's typical this time of year anyways. so this is 7:00 a.m. saturday. we wake up, a little bit of rain possible. as we go through the afternoon, along the frontal boundary we'll get some showers and storms so washington, d.c. your saturday is not a washout but there will be afternoon showers and storms that may send you scurrying back inside or shelter as we go from about 3:00 to maybe 5:00 p.m. also a few toward ohio and then as we go through sunday, the coverage already greater sunday afternoon. we wake up in the morning, some showers near pittsburgh. maybe a cluster of storms and we have a chance of thunderstorms. ohio, western p.a. and sunday looks rainier as we go through saturday. so rainfall totals and last weekend we had a lot of heavy rain. doesn't look too bad. the h

here's nbc'seo bill karins. good morning, bill. >> good morning. after a soggy sunday, soggy monday morning. heavy rain over washington, d.c., overnight through the philadelphia area there still could be water on the roads so careful heading out the door. clusters of thunderstorms, heavy one in central illinois trying to drift in indiana hitting storms in des moines this morning. ray afternoon.it shifts to the s will be more in virginia and es south carolina at 5:00 this afternoon. and then by the time we get to tomorrow, we dry it out in the lantic region. it's about time. dr ames. a areas of new england looking great. south of philadelphia still raining this morning. >>> we'll talk about those temperatures coming up the rest of the week. >> all right. talk to you in a bit. thanks, bill. >>> at the 2018 tony awards, it was full of jaw-dropping performances, but one woman has everyone talking this morning after florida drama teacher was honored for saving dozens of lives during the deadly shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. they surpr

. >>> all right, now to nbc meteorologist bill karins with a look at your forecast. >> good monday morning. hope everyone had a wonderful father's day. throughout the day today, going to be hot, we're already tracking storms. that will contie this afternoon. numerous areas getting heavy rain from minneapolis through green bay. this later tftay will s into areas of the southern great lakes and then a little area of severe weather ispossible 2.7 million people at risk for strong afteron storms. most areas of northern new england will see storms. heat numbers, 61li m people under excessive heat advisories or heat warnings. a lot of the midwest, ohio valley, and now the thnortheast. 's a look at the weather story of the day. here's a closer look at the day ahead. you can see where the heat divide line is. omaha 95. just to the north, sue falls 77. that's where we're getting the clash of air masses, showers ans st chicago, you're hot and will cool off this afternoon with storms. take a look at heat numbers coming up. it's going to be oppressive. >> bill, tha you. >>> gal gadot gave anxious fans

let's bring in n meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> good morning. let's talk about this heat that's coming and building in areas like chicago and st. louis. heat advisory ofoiess, chicago under heat watch. in chicago lks like saturday to monday is the time frame. we're already in the midst of it and there is like st. louis. e growing heat is thestory. it's been with us through may and june, the southwest and texas now it is exmpnding. s heat index 99, kansas city up around 100. by the time we get to satury there is 96 for heat in indianapolis, and by fathows day, watchhe heat really expands to the east. d.c., nashville includk . that's a l the big weather story of the day. now here's a closer look at your day ahead. >>> well, the red showing up on the map and spreading, areasth south carolina today getting into the 90s and well into the 90s all the which as far north as minneapolis. denver at 95. c not exactl but a little less humid. >>> we'll get to everyone else as father's dayorecast coming up. >> looking forward to it. thank you, bill. >>> some

let's check our forecast with bill karins. >> let's head into the weekend. dea with. it's really the heat wave. as we go through friday right in the middlef the country, hot and humid weather arriving friday. su'll start to feel it. it's reallyurday the hot stuff will be through the ohio valley, mid-atlantic. triple digit heat in texas. areas oforms in northern plains, then by sunday that's the peak day for the heat. ma areas of the northeast and through the mid-atlantic states, the southeast a little warm, o. >> sounds good. >> thanks much. >> when we come back, the 4th of july fireworks warnings. as shocking as it sounds, many people still don't know not to do that. do the wave with these guys. and hang with this little one. that's because move free ultra is clinically proven to keep my joints moving better than glucosamine chondroitin. which means i'm free to rock on with this gang. move free ultra. movement keeps us connected. are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec®. it's starts working hard at hour one. and works twice a

let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins. good morning. >> good morning. let's talk about this heat that's coming and building in areas like chicago and st. louis. heat advisory of des moines, chicago under heat watch. in chicago looks like saturday to monday is the time frame. we're already in the midst of it and there is like st. louis. the growing heat is the story. it's been with us through may and june, the southwest and texas now it is memphis heat index 99, kansas city up around 100. by the time we get to saturday there is 96 for heat in indianapolis, and by fathers day, watch how the heat really expands to the east. d.c., as minneapolis. denver at 95. not exactly cool but a little less humid. >>> we'll get to everyone else as father's day forecast coming up. >> looking forward to it. thank you, bill. >>> some golf greats suffered a reality check during the first round of the u.s. open. making his first appearance since 2015, tiger woods hit a triple bogey on the par 4, first hole set him way behind the pack. he finished at 8 over par. troubles only

i'll bring bill karins into this, too. we talk about this all the time. it does mean summertime. >> you may have till friday. unfortunately. hopefully not. we'll see what happens as far as the storms considered. we'll skip today because not a lot going on. let's talk about rain chances friday into saturday. this frontal boundary where it settles is going to depend on who has the best chances for rain as we come into the upcoming weekend. by saturday morning we wake up with a lot of clouds, hit and miss showers with storms around washington, d.c., possibly new jersey. then by saturday at least this computer model shifts a little further south. virginia possibly ohio with actually dry weather in new york. it's going to be a close call so stay tuned to that forecast over the ending with those storms, but they'll still be making their way through the state as they go throughout the morning hours. >>> the heat continues to be a huge story, too, throughout the middle of the country. >> all right, bill. we'll talk to you a little bit later. >>> fast forwarding t

ces, back to yo >> miguel, >>> let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. showers rolling down through the great lakes this morning. cleveland had a brief period of wet weather. this will be the trend through the northeast today. not everyone is going to get wet, but if you do, it's going to be brief. we will see some shors and thunderstorms along thatront as it pushes southward. by 8:00 p.m. it's right over the top of northern virginia, west virginia. not a huge ordeal, but if you're one of those people who doesn't want to get wet at all, carry that umbrella with you. from boston all the way through bany and pittsburghalthe greate northeastnuestioday with highs in the 60s. we'll continue to watch the warming trend in the middle of the country. no relief in sight. >> bill. thank you. >>> d.c. was not soaked, but it was bathed in red this morning after a dominant performance in game four of the stanley cup final. look at that sea of red. the washington capitals squared off against the vegas golden knights. they never let up for the entire 60 minutes, blowing

let's bring in nbc meteorologist bill karins to start our morning off. >> gooing.d rn we talking about heatwave. we do have some thunderstorms. we're also dealing with exiting the dakotas heading to minnesota. but 10 to 20-degree above avraturecoin. this h been going on for the last week. it's going to continue on into the weekend. still cool in some areas of new. we're going to be near rec i don't think we're going to break too mtoday. st. louis at 92 and amarillo up to 101. but the time we get to thursday, indianapolis joins the 90-degree club along with our friendsn mphis. theme s e southeast. in throug not only is it humid, but now it's starting to get really hot. and we're going to continue this heat right into the weekend for our friends in the of the nation. >> all right. see how bad it's going to get there. thank you. >>> all right. ho abo the "forbes" magazine, they have just released their list of the world's highest paid fleets. this year floyd money may we ene $285 million followed by lionel with $11 million. cristiano ronaldo third. and a quick look at the rest of the top

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let's get a check on your weather with bill karins.ad weather in the mid-atlantic this morning? >> yeah, philadelphia had some play jor floosh flooding. i-76, cars were stranded on it. the flash flood warning continues south of philadelphia, delaware, all of delaware, a good little chunk of maryland and southern jersey. shifted now to the south. just exiting in atlantic city. it's also starting to reason in d.c. but you'll still very more showers heading your way. flash flooding most any the delaware and southern jersey. let's time out this soggy morning for you. the front shift to is south so that's the good news. the rain is going to be in different locations. d.c. probably cloudy and cool, but the rain, done. philadelphia, dry, sun comes out. raleigh area, eastern north carolina and a few hit and miss thunderstorms in south carolina andgeorgia. everyone is pretty much dried out in the morning. showers and storms rolling through western kentucky and hit and miss storms in ohio and notice we're dry tuesday. philadelphia a good sunny d

. >>> let's check the weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins.ve. >> good morning. a heat wave building in the middle of the country and spreading east for the upcoming weekend. i have the update. they keep adding new areas. from 16 up to 20 million under heat advisory. levels with dangerous heat advisories, the elderly and young kids can be at risk. when you get to excessive heat warning, that's the next category up. we're not there. this isn't a record bg heat wave, still impacting a lot of people. above average highs in pink. 100 degrees in the southwest and areas in the middle of the country. feels like company is taken in the shade, and then add humidity, you get a feels like temperature. that's 95 to 105 from florida through the south. some of the hottest values in areas from memphis to oklahoma city. it will be a battle. memphis, about 106 feels like today. oklahoma city, about 105. this is typical how you have been around mobile. savannah is 1. same with florida. thursday, we start going further to the north. st. louis will feel like 102.

. >> let's bring in bill karins for monster ratings to check on your weather. >> the guy pulls in thehonor to be attacked at this point. right? get on the list. all right. so let's get into this forecast because we have the two things. we've got the dangerous severe storms later today and also the heat that's really starting to build. a couple advisories that are up. these will be growing over the next couple of days. we now have heat advisories for mississippi just issued. portions of alabama and also portions of kansas. we could have an isolated tornado. chicago looks like late in the day some of those storms will head towards you, but st. louis some really strong winds with your storms so let's talk about the sizzling temperatures and the expanding heat. we're going today with temperatures around vegas, 109 # so we're above arverage. by about wednesday into thursday is when the ohio valley, the tn tennessee valley will really warm up. new york city making a little sea breeze, may get cooled off a little bit. d.c. is one of those weebkends you want. especially with the humidity leve

first, let's go to bill karins with a check on the red hot forecast. bill?numbers around. an impressive heat wave. 79 million people are under heat advisories, watches or warnings. the warnings today, chicago, st. louis, little rock, kansas city and minneapolis. that means limit your time outside, especially if you have respiratory issues. check on the elderly to see how they are doing. now, for dangerous heat today, 220 million people, 90 degree heat index. 90 million will be 100 plus. that's a good chunk of the country. two-thirds of the country in this heat wave. who will be the hottest? who are the bigger numbers? the heat index is how it feels in the shade when you add in the humidity. 107 in little rock. 106 in chicago. 106 in kansas city. the south is hot, hasn't changed, it's been that way for a while. saturday, the dangerous heat creeps to the north. indianapolis, 98. des moines, 104. raleigh, 98. sunday, we see the peek in the northeast. look at new york city. high of 98 with a heat index of 105 degrees. it doesn't happen that often in new york cit

anyway, let's go to bill karins. i would guess, bill, more rain coming our way? >> yeah, showers, joe and then kind of a murky weekend. very humid air mass on the east coast. i'm concerned with flooding around washington, d.c. and baltimore and maybe philadelphia this weekend, too. right now thunderstorms rolling down through northern portions of alabama. tupelo is getting hit, decatur, nashville. just showers for you. today 13 million people at risk for strong storms. along with our friends in tuscaloosa. northern plains, dakotas and nebraska, maybe a few tornadoes. today's forecast, very hot, san antonio to oklahoma city, near record heat. new york city, early-morning showers and then you'll clear out. 90 degrees today, 96, it's summer-like today in d.c. late tonight we may get a few showers and thunderstorms. on saturday this has the potential to be a washout with very heavy rain in the mid-atlantic region. we'll have to watch it carefully and strong storms from missouri up through minnesota. we end the weekend with more rainfall in the mid-atlantic. much cool

republican senator jeff flake joins us here on the set, but first bill karins with a check on the forecast you. we are watching a heat wave build tloutz throughout the cou. we were dodging storms in many areas. overnight nasty storms go through oklahoma city and tulsa. those are dried up for the most part. another round later today up around areas of des moines, northern missouri, slight risk of severe storms. 9 million people at risk. maybe an isolated tornado. and then if you're in the queen ski, portions nene greenville, wind damage with a threat of thunderstorms later on this afternoon so it may send you running inside for a brief period. tomorrow is more interesting. we could have a couple more chances for tornados. we have 20 million people at risk for tuesday's storms. we'll have to watch that closely and see how it impacts the airports. so as far as the temperatures go, it is very humid in the gui gulf. the southeast and texas has been very hot. 103 in new orleans. dallas will feel like 105. everybody else to the north, enjoy this while you can, because it is canadian air. it's goi

by first, let's go to bill karins with a check on e forecast. bill? >> good morning once again, i mentioned the word rain in the northeast. but it's only going to be brief, move through quickly, it will be in and out. we have showers this morning racing through new york state. around pittsburgh, heavier showers heading for you and a few diving down out of michigan to northern indiana. so that's the only deal there. today as far as severe weather goes, still pretty quiet. north dakota, south dakota, a chance of seeing isolated tornadoes later this afternoon. here's the timing of the rain in the ohio valley and the northeast. 8:00 a.m. this morning, across the new york state threwway and through areas of northeast pennsylvania and northern ohio. by lunch some of the showers and storms are traveling through southern and central portions of new england. new york city, your timing is around 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. it will be about 30 minutes of showers or a quick thunderstorm and that will be it. so 5:00 p.m., it's over baltimore heading to washington, d.c. so t

. >>> but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> good morning to you, mika.ing ready for a heat wave but first we have to deal with severe storms today. areas of kentucky at risk, almost down to atlanta. 7 million people wind damage. now let's talk about our big summer heat wave that's going to come today and last right into the weekend. 20 million people already under heat advisories from kansas city to st. louis, montgomery to greenwood. a little slice around roswell, new mexico. the heat index is in the shade. again, it is the humidity and temperature kind of combined. 104 in austin. oklahoma city, 104. memphis, 104. savannah, 103. it starts to spread northward. st. louis, 103. this upcoming weekend, get ready, washington, d.c. 98 saturday. 101 on sunday. but that's nothing. look what our friends in chicago deal with on friday. it will feel like 106. that gets into the dangerous category. new york city, the rest of new england, your hottest weather will be on sunday when the heat index will easily be 100 to 105. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be righ

but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? in the northeast. sunday was a little murky. heavy rain around d.c. uand you'll be like rain and thre of the country. extremely warm. we're. whatting new york city. end of the rain. boston, a couple more hour to go through. pouring in providence right now. raining hard up through new hampshire and if you watch closely one area of thunderstorms heading to the west. this is heading to the east. they collide here in central texas. now it's just a big old rainstorm and new thunderstorms popping up over the top of dallas. maybe some airport delays. rain this morning in new england. afternoon storms in florida and we will see those storms occasionally in texas. heat, 109 today in arizona especially phoenix has the chance to get up to 110. there's some beautiful weather too. going into wednesday, still a little cool and damp in the northeast. showers and storms around the gulf. 109 in west texas and by the end of this week we'll track some plains and the ohio valley but starting off a little

. >>> but first, here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill?finally see summer arriving on the east coast by the weekend right in time for father's day. but first we have to deal with severe storms the next two days. pittsburgh, buffalo, syracuse, rochester, state college, slight risk of severe storms for about 11 million people. the storms will die by the time they get to washington, d.c., philadelphia and baltimore. maybe some rain but you won't get the severe weather. tomorrow enhanced risk around bismarck and maybe a couple isolated tornadoes. the big story this week and into the weekend, excessive heat warnings tucson, phoenix to veg vegas. it is not just hot there, it's hot all through the inner mountain west. an incredibly warm june. salt lake city, 96 degrees. typically should be in the upper 70s to low 80s. boise, reddington, 108 degrees. then the heat starts to move to the plains. pueblo at 100. wichita, 98 on thursday. by the time we get to friday, near 100 in omaha. some of that heat makes its way to the east coast, look at new york

first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> good morning to you, mika.g? so far, the tornado of the year as far as video goes. picturesque in the open farm fields. no damage, no injuries or deaths. there were a lot of storm chasers that got up close and personal to the tornado. we are watching storms dying over nebraska, kansas and northern oklahoma. drive on i-35 south is not a fun one. later today, 1 million people at risk for severe thunderstorms in montana and sections or western south dakota and nebraska. today, we continue with the heat wave in texas from san antonio to dallas, texas. hot in st. louis, 94. the heat spreading to indianapolis. cool in the northwest and the northwest. let's talk about the weekend forecast. storms on friday. minnesota, heading down to the areas of wisconsin, chicago, milwaukee and unfortunately saturday we are going to do more stormy weather over areas like washington, d.c. and baltimore. by sunday, we shift those storms down to north and south carolina. more wet weather in d.c. new york city and the belmont for the tr

. >> but here's bill karins with a check on the forecast. so many people in the east all spring.s the heat? it's here and here in a big way. heat advisory new york city and areas of the interior. many areas have a heat index. 95 to 105 the next few days. about 3 million people at risk of severe storms. these storms will be rolling throughout the area. vermont and new hampshire and also there of maine. here's the weekend forec we've head a lot of flooding. texas, you got to tropz cal rain headay. maybe not tooaints it's good to got some moisture. and we dry out northern new england. hit and miss, but we've gotten rid of the extreme heat, i know the carolinas aren't going to be pleasant with that humidity the next couple of days. still stormy in the ohio valley. notice i haven't talked about all the west. hot and dry but pretty ideal bether conditions. new york city is baking in the heat today. largest day of our late spring run. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us e

first, here is bill karins with a check on the forecast. >> a huge heat wave is going to grip the countrypouring in connecticut and massachusetts. new york city, in the last bit of rain, then you are done. we have a flash flood watch in effect. 4 million people. mostly, it's massachusetts, boston to new hampshire and maine. that's the next four to five hours. let's talk about the heat. 39 million people, already under a heat advisory or warning. this is going to increase or spread throughout the next couple days. today, the worst of the heat arriving around kansas city. this afternoon, in the shade, kansas city will feel like 110 degrees. that is hot stuff. denver, at 101 for the actual temperature. the hottest temperature ever recorded at denver was 105. that's extreme stuff. it's typically this hot in dallas, 101 today. friday, we go to 92. chicago, heat index of 102. saturday, it arrives on the east coast with d.c. at 99. new york city, you are up to 102 heat index. a taste of summer for everyone from the four corner region to the east coast with the first heat wave of the summer seaso

the latest real world impact of the white house trade policy but first bill karins with a check on theg new numbers in on the pawnee fire. we have 22 structures and homes that have been burned. 3,000 people have been eevacuat eevacuated. there's no rain in sight and it's zero percent containment. 600 other homes and structured are threatened by this blaze. we'll keep you posted on that in the days ahead. severe weather, we've seen a lot of heavy rain in st. louis and areas of illinois and missouri. we'll do it again this afternoon. a little bit of a break and then the storms are coming right back. we have about 16 million people at risk of severe storms here. slivers of oklahoma, kansas city to st. louis. maybe a few isolated tornados today. excessive heat. this will be the story toward the end of the week. the building heat wave from the rockies all the way to the east coast. heat advisories will be widespread. denver up to 95. salt lake city about 100. we're not going to have record bra breaking heat, but on wednesday, tomorrow, 99 amarillo, so the heat begins to move and when you he

first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? unfortunately, we are dodging the rain drops once again. three, four weekends in a row. fast forward. saturday, 7:00 a.m., we start out fine. look here. the showers and thunderstorms pop up over the nation's capital, richmond, pittsburgh. indianapolis, same for you. detroit dodging the rain drops. sunday, actually, is worse. we start out okay, kind of cloudy and cooler. look at the green and yellow on the map. that's rain and thunderstorms from cincinnati and pittsburgh and heading through the nation's capitol. keep that in mind from now to 4:00 p.m. saturday is the best in the mid-atlantic. heaviest rainfall, 1-2 inches. the rivers came down this week. today's forecast, severe thunderstorms. we are warm throughout the middle of the country. we dodge the typical afternoon storms through southeast this weekend. this is saturday's forecast. notice 100 in kansas. we can't catch a break. a very warm may, now an extremely warm june. finishing up, sunday, more rain in the mid-atlantic. from