indra petersons with the forecast. >> hey, indra. >> hi.t's early in the morning, people are asking if they see rain outside in the northeast and no one is happy about this, but good news is it is making its way out, but we still have friday to get to. yes, we're looking at showers throughout the day today and even in through the overnight, and that's going to be out there for the next 24 hours, a couple inches especially out through the northeast. but again, by saturday it moves out. want to see it in the baby version? through you go, warm front and cold front. first in the morning, lighter showers behind the warm front. once you see the cold front make its way through, you'll see heavier showers, but notice day by day, you want to spell it out? it gets better. saturday morning, maybe some clouds, but especially in through father's day, beautiful in through the northeast. into the southeast, same thing, but keep in mind, there's another side. look at all the humidity behind the warm front. once you get behind the cold front, you talk about

indra petersons has a look at the forecast.in, you don't want it all at once. chicago with an inch of rain, look what happened when it fell at a short period of time. we're talking rapid city down to colorado springs out towards denver again, one of those major hubs, we're going to be seeing a lot of delays again. now, into the northeast, that same system that brought that rain into chicago, now sliding farther to the east today. what we're watching for, more showers developing especially as we get later throughout the day. in d.c. and new york, kind of dry in the morning hours, as we continue into the late afternoon and evening, we'll start to see the heavier showers during the overnight period. by tomorrow, it does kick offshore. you can always get the thunderstorms but a lot lighter than you'll see today bit time of tomorrow. temperaturewise, staying calm. 2 to 5 inches, heaviest around vermont, maine, new hampshire. 1 to 2 inches in new york city, down ford philly. temperatures nice and hot, not muggy. comfortable for every

indra petersons has a look at the forecast this morning.nd a strong finish for east. >> it's where you are. that is the key. we are going to talk about how much rain is expected through weekend starting with the midwest. not a good story here. we talked about the rivers, more rain headed their way, another two to three inches. the bigger story is the threat of severe weather that is heading in the region. once we get in the plains, the maps aren't working well here. we have the threat for tornadoes midwest. we have an area of low pressure cruising through that region. with that, that is triggering the threat for tornadoes. there's the low pressure system there. we'll look at the cities here, bismarck to dodge city is where the biggest concern is going to be. now, into the southeast, that's where we have the concern where all the moisture is going to be out there. that's going to be hot and muggy condition continuing. you are used to it and talking about the pattern. this is what we are talking about. yes, there's rain in the northeast. that

indra petersons is tracking the latest. >>> a world cup shocker. what a shocker it was. team usa jolted by portugal's last minute heroics. shots that tied the match. a play-by-play of the stunning finish and what's next for the u.s. >>> good morning and welcome to "early start." >> it's monday, june 23rd, it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. up first, they were this close. oh! in the last 20 seconds, just moments away from a thrilling come from behind win that would have sent them to the world cup's knock out round, but portugal had other ideas. we have more on the stunning finish and the victory celebration that wasn't. >> reporter: are you guys over the absolute shock that we experienced just moments ago behind me? this was a match that really could have been the biggest moment in american soccer history. but that was snatched from them with 30 seconds left in the game. the score was 2-1, 30 seconds left in extra time and portugal managed to score tieing the game, 2-2. you can hear the dispair in my voice. it isn't totally over for the usa by any stretch of the imagination t. u

indra petersons is live for us.hat they're bringing and where they're headed today. >> it's so hard to believe, john, when you talk about the storms that hit on monday, the fact that we're still talking about severe weather. even yesterday, more tornadoes ripped through nebraska. in stanton, nebraska, most likely an ef-3. you can actually see farm equipment flipped over. a tractor in a tree behind me. these huge trees snapped in half with the bark ripped off of them. this is the fear. out in pilger where the residents are returning home today for the first time with the volunteers. they're going back into their homes trying to find the last pieces of anything they can salvage. a lot of residents i spoke to said they can't even touch anything on the ground just yet. still waiting for insurance claims to go through. just imagine how that would be. the threat of more severe weather now in the forecast. today, 65 million of us are concerned for the concern of severe weather all up and down tornado alley. and even toward

indra petersons has more on the forecast. what is going on.rous. >> we are switching gears to the northeast. we are still talking showers, even in the morning hours. we are watching the low make its way offshore. that's the good news. rain in boston. showers about noon. as the low goes offshore, high pressure builds in. you know what that means. it means sunshine for the weekend. keep in mind, if you are in the south like the carolinas, you could see showers as the cold front makes its way through. heaviest rain in the morning hours heeding northeast. it's looking better by the afternoon tomorrow. temperature wise, regardless, we are talking hot and muggy air. it's that time of year. temperatures in the 80s and 90s. the next system is kind of in the plains and the midwest as we go toward the weekend. the threat for severe weather is still out there as we go through the next week or so. you may have heard of a little game, i don't know, called the world cup, right? what is the forecast? about 79% humidity at game time. potential for rain out th

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indra petersons is here to track the weather for us. >> conditions are improving a little bit.nnesota is seeing about a million people under the gun for severe weather including fargo, duluth and st. cloud. we showed you all the flooding in the region. the ground is saturated and more rain is on the way. it is the weekend. where is it going to be dry? where is it going to be rain? northeast, you talk new england, notice the humidity from farther to the south. the mid-atlantic to the south is where we are talking showers through the weekend. hello if you are new england to the northeast, this is the good zone. this is where things are going to be beautiful. a huge chunk of the country talking about the pattern and scattered showers. summer is not here yet. tomorrow morning, yes. 6:51 in the morning, east coast time, it is finally summer. here is what the temperatures will feel like. notice how warm it is in the southeast. it's going to be muggy, temperatures above normal. where you are staying dry, temperatures are below normal. d.c. 71. 14 degrees warmer than normal. >> thanks,

. >>> all right, indra petersons has a look at your forecast this morning. , good morning. have you seen those in person is. >> yeah. >> jealous. no, i have not. in the northeast, showers are kicking through the area right now, making their way in through new york city, currently seeing light rain, as well as d.c. so, messy morning commute, but nothing again like we're still talking about in the south. look at all this lightning we're still talking about this morning. this is going to be the concern. you have the low that's here in the northeast. this guy's going to hang around for a day or so, but it will quickly make its way offshore tomorrow through wednesday, background showers, but we're really looking at this slow mover still hanging on in the south. what does this mean? another round. i feel like we were talking about this all last week, but again, still more severe weather into the south again today for places like memphis. keep in mind if you're traveling through dallas, we're talking about delays there, and all the way back in through san antonio. t

torrential rains that knocked down trees and left nearly 10,000 people in the region in the dark. >> indra petersonsook at your forecast this morning. hi, indra. >> hi. think of john singing stormy weather. >> impressive. >> i learn from the best, john. talking about the weather, we're still talking about the same system. if you need proof, take a look at the last week. you're watching this guy, so slow moving across the country, and that's still what we're dealing with even this morning. another system behind it, though, producing a severe weather threat. really want to watch out for dallas today, especially as you go through the afternoon. we are going to be talking about delays there, especially still the threat for tornadoes. it's still that time year. the moisture pulling out of the gulf, still talking about showers into the weekend. eventually, the low will clear out, but we're still talking about the typical afternoon-type thunderstorms in the southeast. switching to the northeast, already seeing a light drizzle this morning. you'll see that intensify as we go through the afternoon. still we'

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indra petersons tracking the forecast for us. good morning. >> good morning. the rain has made its way to the northeast. we're kind of seeing that, not as strong here, but it's enough that you'll notice, especially in the morning commute, seeing some lightning around the area. there are a couple regions where we're looking at. first, notice the northeast. we have a low here. the difference is, we're going to have high pressure move in, so it will move out by this evening, but there's two more lows out there. pay attention down here to the south because these guys are staying put for days. that's going to be a concern. one section of it is going to be the severe weather threat. notice today, we're looking at places from the northern plains all the way back down into the south. take a look at tomorrow's severe weather threat, almost in the identical position. that's the concern as those systems are not making their way out of the region. so, of course, two days of severe weather threat. what are you going to have? a lot of rain, heavy thunderstorms, and of cours

. >> meteorologist indra petersons is live on the ground in nebraska. tell us what it looks like this morning. >> it's so hard to say. when you talk two twin tornadoes, such a rare sight. they moved through the area yesterday. i'm standing on interstate 15 year. you can see behind me is where the tornadoes wiped the town out. we are talking six or seven blocks look like this. this morning, 50 to 75% of the town is completely leveled. behind me, so hard to tell this was a two-story structure, likely a wooden structure. you can see a refrigerator well into the distance there. it's dark right now, but it's a cinder block base in the distance there. the top structure of that has been leveled. that is what they are dealing with this morning. so hard for them t. residents evacwatd. state of emergency is in effect here. now here is the concern today, more severe weather is still in the forecast. you can see the thunderstorms currently heading toward chicago, even detroit. put it in perspective, 14 million of you looking at severe weather today. 44 million of y

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indra petersons with a look at the forecast. indra. >> yeah, it's really going to be the story.o summer. we're seeing system after system rolling across the country. same story for today. we'll really notice the bulk of the showers into the southeast, but eventually, all the warm, moist air will be filling into the northeast as well, enough so that in the midwest tomorrow, we'll be looking for the threat of severe weather, eventually spreading into the ohio valley. and starting to see showers kind of picking up in the northeast by tuesday night in through wednesday. all eyes will be on this, though. this is a moderate risk. where you see the red is a heightened risk for severe weather, including tornadoes. so, really watching places like omaha, kansas city, even out towards north platte, chicago even. not the heightened risk, but still a slight risk for severe weather. then by wednesday, that's only going to spread farther off into the ohio valley. big reason why, looking at that strong jet stream, the winds way up high lining up now with the warm, moist air and the cold air beh

indra petersons has a look at today's forecast. indra?s like we're talking about rain for days after days. i want to give a little perspective here. let's talk about how much rain they've seen in seven days. notice jackson, they've had 9 inches of rain. >> wow! >> that's double the amount they see in a month in just one week. also, jonesboro about 4 inches, more than they typically see in a month, and there, too, in just a week. what are we looking at? more rain, flooding concerns very high day after day. here's today. taking you through wednesday, same thing. even thursday, all the way into the northeast, still talking about this same low producing these scattered showers across the area. now i want to show it to you in a little different way. keep in mind, around a low, we have a low right here. you can see everything goes counterclockwi counterclockwise, right? pull all the moisture out of the gulf, you have high pressure over here. same thing, pulling all this moisture out of the gulf. why do you care? that means there's a lot of mois

indra petersons, thank you so much. if you want to help out the victims of the tornados, visit cnn.com/impact. >>> now, let's return to the crisis in iraq. witnesses tell cnn that terrorist fighters are now within 35 to 40 miles of baghdad. they did storm a police station in baqouba northeast of baghdad stealing all the weapons, engaging iraqi troops in firefights there. in baghdad fears are building, security is intensified. "the new york times" now reporting the first flash points of major violence there in baghdad since the terrorists invaded the country. four men shot to death, their bodies left on the street. the left of sectarian bloodshed in the capital is appearing more imminent. president obama has notified congress that up to 275 troops were sent to support the u.s. embassy there in baghdad. most are already on site, beefing up security. and there is now more american fire power. the aircraft carrier george h.w. bush is in the persian gulf along with another five warships. and still developing, whether the u.s

indra petersons has more. are they out of the woods? >> that is what we are hoping for, but not the case. we have a huge upper low matching up with the jet stream. all this combining with the surface low. all the perfect elements are coming together and we have the threat for severe weather. take a look at the moderate risk out there. the moderate risk, where you see the red is the enhanced risk or threat of tornadoes. we are talking 44 million of you talking about the threat of severe weather. same places we were talking about the flooding, could be talking more rain today and through tomorrow as the system stretches further to the east. we are looking at the threat of severe weather back down to paducah and nashville. this is here. it will be a major role over the next several days. heavy rain today and to the east by tomorrow. eventually, the middle of the week, to the north as well. the severe weather threat as far as the big thunderstorms. there's something else many of us are watching. a 60% chance now in the next two days we coul

karen maginnis is in for indra petersons. >> good morning. we are looking at a significant, severe weather outbreak. it doesn't look like much now even though we've had reports of hail across the north central nebraska. by this afternoon perhaps about midday we could see some rotating thunderstorms which could produce tornadoes. there are about 3 million people in this moderate watch area, moderate risk area. a much broader area all across the midwest. what you need is moisture, heat, lift, and rotation. severe flooding has high potential between two and four inches of rainfall expected. essentially along interstate 80. sandwiched between interstate 70 and 90. that runs from omaha to grand island to north platte into des moines, northern sections of missouri. i think kansas city, you could see some thunderstorms, but the higher risk moves along that warm front which is traveling towards the north. area of low pressure is going to cause that spin-up at 3 million people at risk today for tornadoic activity. >> thank you very much. a preepprecia

. >>> let's turn to meteorologist indra petersons keeping track of the forecast. indra, it was nice here over the weekend. >> i'm so glad you started with that. can we just talk about how beautiful it was for the northeast. it's going to stay that way but a lot of changes coming for the southeast. scattered showers in the southeast for today. eventually by tomorrow night, even a severe weather threat out towards the midwest and finally, we're looking about spreading into the ohio valley. so let's talk about the threat for severe weather. again, is this in through tomorrow, severe weather threats for places like omaha, kansas city, even places like chicago. where you see the red that is a heightened rick for severe weather, including the threat for tornadoes. all things being one part of it with the jet winds way up high perfectly lined up with the warm moist air out of the gulf. and the cool dry system coming together to bring you that severe weather threat. heavy rain is going to be out there as well 2 to 4 inches of rain could mean flooding concerns. into the nor

indra petersons is watching all of this.ome severe weather this week. >> in the northeast, yeah, maybe scattered showers yesterday, but it was nothing compared to the rest of the country. look at all these reports of hail again and also a lot of straight-line winds that were out there. the good news is that it's going to get better in the northeast. high pressure is building in there. really, the rest of the country still dealing with the same threat in almost identical region. nebraska all the way down through georgia looking for more of this severe weather, including the threat for tornados. they're going to be talking about it throughout the weekend. we're talking about heavy amounts of rain, flooding concerns are already out there. 3 to 5 inches of rain in the south. notice the northeast, dry, right? we're getting a huge change out here. it's going to feel a lot better because high pressure is moving in. if you're in denver, st. louis, memphis or oklahoma city, look at this, rained out all weekend long. enjoy it if you'r

cnn's indra petersons is watching it all for us live in blair, nebraska, one of the areas that saw thate the day after baseball size hail. what about grapefruit size hail. look at the welts here on this vehicles. talking about the back and front wield shields wiped out. 4300 cars here on the lot. even around town really completely blown out by all this hail. unfortunately they are not the only ones talking about severe weather. let's talk about right now. look at the radar. still rain and thunderstorms falling around iowa and in through illinois. talking about a severe weather threat from ohio back through tennessee. right in tornado alley. we'll be looking for that. that is as high as we saw yesterday but, none the less, it will be out there. talking about the timing. we know where it is right now. but again, overnight you're going to see it spread into the ohio valley. eventually overnight, evening, you can see it spread into the northeast. starting to see heavy rain two to four inches. let's hope we do not see more hail like this. we went on our kov fee rcoffee morning. down these st

we take you to meteorologist indra petersons and just one bit of advice, rain getting to be an old themee new. try to give us something new. >> he's over it. >> i'm over the rain. >> let me just show you what it looks like for a week. more rain? talking about the same system that's been pashing itself here. since monday, good news, changes. typically, normally have a couple of days to get there. it's still going to take some time. little rock, dallas, shreveport, another threat for severe weather that's going to be out there today. low in the south pulling it out of the gulf. producing light showers in the northeast. keep in mind it's only expected to intense fay and it's already ugly out there, guys. delays, philadelphia, over an hour delays right now at the airport thanks to low clouds ceilings. a lot of rain expected to come our way. it's going to be spread out over the next two days by the weekend it looks nice. here's the way it pans out. warm front. still a light shower behind the warm front. that hot, muggy feeling we've had all week long, that is still going to be here the next c

let's get to meteorologist indra petersons, wednesday, not quite friday but midway through the week.of friday. you've been looking at thunderstorms. >> you're a big fan of friday. that's weird, michaela. why is that? >> i don't know. >> i like sunshine but if i can't have sunshine i do love a good thunderstorm. look how beautiful it is. this is macon, georgia, from yesterday. look at this lightning storm. at good thing i like thunder and lightning. hopefully you do as well. this trend is continuing. in fact, already this morning still seeing the thunderstorms out there but even a threat today, especially towards d.c. pittsburgh, heads up. we have a threat for severe weather. not always fun. there's danger out there as well. as you go through the late after and evening hours, threat for tornado, guys. heads up, tornado alley as well looking for that threat today. biggest thing to look at is a lot of humidity and scattered showers. stem talking about the storms behind the warm front. showers today. it's not the only system. we're still going to be talking about it even by tomorrow. tom

. >>> indra petersons has the track of the forecast. >> look at the hail from abilene, texas.ome grapefruit size hail. look at that. look at the back of your windshield. no thank you. that was the story and there is still a threat of severe weather out there today. more likely down in the south. in the northeast, so close to the weekend. no one is happy they're talking about rain but don't worry it's here for one day. let's talk about it. still seeing the showers out there this morning. by tonight we still have a cold front. yes, you may see a hint of a break as the warm front passes. you still have to get to the cold front as it all clears out of here. warm front, right? cold front, heavier showers. sunshine making it very simple. that's what comes in for the rest of the weekend. by saturday and sunday, things only get better. very key as we get closer towards father's day. rain, one side of the equation. how about the sticky factor. hot and humid. the moisture is coming out of the gulf. as soon as that cold front swings through overnight and tomorrow, these numbers draw. loo

want to get straight to our meteorologist karen mcguinnes in for indra petersons. rare that we're seeing them in the first place and now we're seeing them again. >> it's made them explain for a couple of years. the double tornado that we saw in nebraska, let's go ahead and show you the video from several days ago. turned out to be a deadly tornado. this was so spectacular because meteorologists photographed it and it's quite unique to see the two cells together. here are the dynamics of that. a super cell. that's a large rotating thunderstorm, spawns one tornado. enough energy in the atmosphere so there's another tornado spawned so there's two tornadoes spawned. in north dakota there was one tornado with multiple vortices. it's unusual when you see it because it is spectacular. the little vortices can produce damage in themselves but it's the primary maine tornado that produced the damage. we see the flare-up of thunderstorms across the midwest, great lakes and not to be outdone. washington, d.c., a slight risk for this afternoon so watch for the potential for ther

want to talk weather with indra petersons. we know she's been out on the road covering all the storms for us, and apparently she will go to no lengths to capture images of that storm. i see you've been taking some photographs for us? >> totally from 65,000 feet. ever wonder what it looks like when a storm is way up high, not even from space, 65,000 feet. twice the height of an airport, but -- this is over the appalachians. unbelievable storm, actually a month old and nasa is going out there and trying to get observations from the sky to add a little insight to the new science coming our way. severe weather, wish i could say it's all over with, but not exactly let. a little more concentrated out to minnesota and delute and fargo and st. cloud, we do have the threat for severe weather. what everyone is wondering where is the weekend going to be nice? look at the humidity, the hot and sticky factor everyone is complaining about. northeast, numbers are going down. southeast, still talking about all that humidity. so kind of a litt

. >> let's get to indra petersons. >> as we go into the workweek it's ugly again. al the showers and humidity comes back. you want the weekend to be nice. right now we still have that pattern. talking high pressure in the east, low pressure in the west. let me translate that for you. we have severe weather threat. we're talking indianapolis, madison, des moines, 14 million of you looking for the heightened risk especially as we go through the afternoon. that's going to be the biggest concern. we're looking at all this humidity coming back. it felt so good. once again, here comes the humidity, here comes the low. that's the reason we'll see a lot of thunderstorms triggering as we go through the afternoon today. what are we looking at? the heaviest rain, of course. we have the severe weather. it's not to say we're dry on the east coast either. temperatures goes up, humidity goes up. you have scattered showers over the next several days. that's the big story. what you're all going to be talking about is going to be these temperatures. they're going to get ugly. 92 in

. >> now a look at today's weather with indra petersons. >> a lot of rain.country is looking for rain but it's not the question. it's about how fast because take a look at chicago yesterday. closed in both directions thanks to an inch of rain that all fell in the early evening hours so that's key. so many of you expecting rain today and that same system making it way into the northeast so there you go. you can see the radar right now already pushing in. as we go towards the evening hours you'll start seeing that rain in towards new york city, boston, even light rain out towards d.c. it's in the overnight hours. that's when you'll see the heaviest rain. tomorrow morning, yeah, still can see a scattered shower and commute time on the back side and still light showers picking up in the afternoon tomorrow. kind of a quick system, again, how fast will that rain fall and that will bring the concern over the next 24 or 48 hours. who is getting the most, 2 to 5 inches, several inches back towards new york city and maybe towards d.c. light scattered showers and a he

indra petersons is here. you did the opposite. >> that's why i was whit perring it. >> i want to hear it, need a little bit of excitement here. >> let's start with words maybe not so pretty and that's going to be in the midwest. a lot of rain expected your way and all things in an upper level low cruising into the region. the next several days we'll watch what that system does. the threat from bismarck back down through dodge city. it does extend a bit farther so' affecting more you from minneapolis to oklahoma city. then we kind of shift the focus into the southeast. the gulf is wide open. what does that mean? all that humidity and moisture is still funneling into the region. every day even through the weekend it does mean there's a chance for an afternoon thunderstorm, hot and muggy. that is your story. but there is one place where it is oh, so nice where you're not going to be looking at these heavy rain totals and that's, of coursing right here in the northeast. this is what i mean by the good note. high

let's turn now to meteorologist indra petersons keeping track of the latest forecast. i don't think you'll give us the forecast in brazil but lara did a pretty good job with her hood pulled up. what's it look like here? >> raining here, surprise, surprise. talking about those storms all overnight. still talking about the showers here this morning and as the day goes on it goes, the farther north in the northeast like boston, will be hanging on to the rain until none or so. high pressure is building in. that's the key. as we get klose closer to the weekend, guys, it's only going to be looking better out there. as far as the rain totals, still heavy amounts could be possible, two to three inches around the new england area. clearing out again for the weekend. temperatures hot and muggy. this is staying. all that gulf moisture is still hanging around for the weekend so, yes, that's going to be the story here. keep in mind though a changing story. once you talk about the planes, another system making its way through so still the potential for severe weather today and espec

indra petersons reporting live from the area. >> reporter: a lot of damage here is in a field. you can actually see trees completely snapped in half and the bark completely stripped off of them but even a lot of farm equipment flipped over. out in the distance, hard to see, but we have a tractor that looks like it's thrown in the tree. preliminary reports those that this was an ef-3 tornado and that was an ef-4 tornado and the concern on everyone's mind this morning is that more severe weather has affected these areas again today. residents of nebraska hit by another round of wicked weather. >> yeah, i turned around. >> reporter: storm chasers capturing one of three possible tornadoes ripping through cherry county nebraska and dropping tennis ball-sized hail on the ground below. another immense twister caught on the ground in coleridge and the sound of the wind deafening. >> oh, gosh. >> reporter: one day after twin tornadoes, massive and both violent, ripped through the state. >> ripping up a whole town. >> reporter: obliterating practically everything in its path. this powerf