mr. rokerwhat do you say we check the weather. good morning, al. check it out. we're talking temperatures way above normal, anywhere from 10 to 12 degrees above normal from seattle down to medford. cooler weather in california along the coast. fresno, nine degrees above average. bakersfield will see 84. santa barbara, 66. l.a., 71 degrees. heading into the weekend, nice weather for phoenix. temperatures in the mid-80s. comfortable conditions in san francisco and los angeles. vegas seeing temperatures getting into the low 80s. billings, 71 in salem. anaheim, 73 degrees. heavy snow in the rockies, making its way toward the east where we have 19 million people up for winter weather advisories and warnings. frost and freeze warnings for the plains and midwest, and look for light snow in interior sections of the northeaswith t >>> it's cloudy and we're even getting a little bit of shower activity on our san francisco camera. over looking san francisco, you can see the drizzle on the c camera. we'll

mr. roker. how are you doing, al? >> hey, al. >> i'm doing fine, guys, but unfortunately our friends down to the south and in the plains are going to be suffering today with severe weather. you can see we've already got flood watches up for parts of oklahoma and on into alabama. and we've got a severe storm risk today for 26 million people. hail, tornadoes, wind gusts. in fact, we have an enhanced risk right now for tornadoes and hail stretching from oklahoma to texas all the way into arkansas and louisiana. tomorrow it moves to the east. 29 million people at risk for tornadoes, wind gusts and hail 1" or larger. we watch the strong storm system tracking in the lower mississippi river valley. the severe threat ramps up this afternoon. by tomorrow it moves east with heavy rain threat and risk of flooding. it continues on into friday with heavy rain moving into the northeast and heavy thunderstorms across northern florida. we're talking rainfall amounts of 2 to 3" generally but locally 4 to 6" in

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we'll get to that in just a moment before all of that, mr. rokerd tequila, so there's always that let's look at what we have ahead. starting today, severe storms along southeastern and atlantic coast. mild and nice in the pacific northwest. rain around the great lakes. sunshine in the northeast and new england. them as we move into the midsection of the week, we're looking at very chilly conditions from the great lakes into the northeast severe storms firing up in the lower mississippi river valley and gulf coast rain developing in the pacific northwest. toward the end of the week, rainy and cool in the northeast. mild and dry out west. very hot in southern texas and a lot of wet weather in the mississippi river valley that >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we're going to see a lot of clouds across the bay area to start out today. then as we go into the rest of the forecast, some peeks of sunshine for this afternoon. as our highs reach into the upper 60s for the inland areas. in santa rosa today, expect a high of 67 and 60 in san franci

hey, mr. rokerw are you doing, honey >> well, we're doing okay but our weather is kind of shaky we've got a very interesting week coming up take a look. on the radar you can see right now we've got a system pushingt snow to the north and rain and showers and thunderstorms to the south. boston to new york win advisories up to 50 miles per hour gusts severe weather in fill -- philly at 2:00, 5:00 p.m. for boston. back through the plains, severe weather risk today moving into tomorrow we're talking about 18 million people at risk for damaging winds, hail, possibly tornadoes thursday it moves into thedoes possible, wind gusts of 70 miles per hour hail 1" or more and a flood threat is going to be a big problem from oklahoma to texas down into the gulf and into the mid-atlantic states with flash flooding possible. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds >>> good tuesday logist kari ha. as we look outside in san francisco we're getting a lot of sunshine and we're expectin

let's check in with mr. roker sitting at his house. >> hi, al. morning, al. >> h h >> hi, guys, good to see you we made it to friday thankfully. here in the northeast we have this pesky storm offshore. it will not go away. we're looking at more rain, interior sections of new york, new england. the good news is it will be out of here later today. all eyes on texas where we're looking at damaging winds, hail, a tornado risk that's fairly low but still can't rule it out. today that strong cold front will move east, severe storms in central texas and continues to push on through saturday and sunday the good news is we finally get rid of that. but we are looking for anywhere from 2 to 3" of rain through south and central texas and there could be some flash flooding we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds census now. spend a few minutes online today to impact the next 10 years of healthcare, infrastructure and education. go to 2020census.gov and respond today to make america's tomorrow brighter. it's time to shape our

. >>> let's bring in mr. roker weather. >> we want to update you on this severe weather that's going on right now. not only do we have tornado watches out through the southeast but we also have tornado warnings right now just to the north of biloxi and north of mobile, moving east rapidly. we could be seeing tornadoes developing in these. for today into tonight 30 million people at risk strong tornadoes possible, hail up to two inches and that risk continues tomorrow for florida and also back through the mississippi river valley 9 million people at risk as well flash flooding is a problem also these grounds in these areas in the southeast are already saturated from the last couple of weeks and we could see another four to five inches of rain through the southeast and gulf coast and that could cause flooding that's what's going on around >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. we are starting out with clouds over the south bay, but once the clouds clear out our temperatures will start to warm up. for the in

mr. roker, hoda, you know that stevie wonder song "hotter than the fourth of july" out west that's the case. take a look at phoenix next four days talking about triple digits and setting records or coming close to it. only the fifth time in april where they have three days in a row of heat. wednesday could get 101. vegas has never reached 100 degrees in the month of april. 14 million people under heat watches, warnings or advisories for the parts of the southwest above average temperatures from san diego, lake tahoe, grand junction out to lubbock. as we move into tuesday, those warm temperatures continue from phoenix, barstow, grand junction on into santa fe the latter part of the week, it stays fairly warm with the exception of san francisco everybody is going to see temperatures at or above normal. and another first, we saw tropical depression one-e over the weekend. earliest cyclone in the eastern pacific. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to have a very warm day. i

mr. roker also working from home once again. coronavirus. just a few minutes ago, some really eye popping numbers were released by the u.s. labor department. the latest report on unemployment claims in this country. the numbers, staggering. 6.6 million americans filed for unemployment benefits last week. that's a record-setting number. and just to

mr. roker, good morning. morning good. >> good see you it is. >> like yoda. >> someone say yoda. >> yoda, oh, yeah. not what you're looking for. this is not the storm you're looking for. we've got a big storm system off the new england coast. it is going to start to intensify the mid-atlantic coast. i should say a lot of wet weather along the carolinas. we're going to watch this thing with 60-mile-an-hour winds, gusts in the outer banks, coastal flooding from maryland to north carolina. tomorrow that heavy rain moves into new england. gusts of up to 50 miles per hour, cape cod and the islands. a heaviest rain is going to be right along the new england coastline. out west we've got a big storm system coming in bringing rain and snow into the pacific northwest and cascades with snow northwest and cascades with snow amounts anywhere from 6 to 12" . the one and only of snow. bring home the lindt gold bunny. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. a few clouds to start out this morning. as we go into today

mr. roker -- what you got going heading into easter weekend? >> well, i'm wearing blue, too unfortunately, we've got some severe weather to talk about starting tomorrow for a big swath of the country take a look right now. we've got a risk of severe weather tomorrow into tomorrow night. hail, damaging winds for 20 people in the plains southern plains. isolated tornado threat, and look at this easter sunday sadly, we've got 56 million people, thankfully everybody hunkered down at home but could see large and long track tornadoes, damaging wind gusts of 75 miles per hour and hail one inch or longer saturday, intensifying over the plains gusting storms for texas sunday, louisiana to ohio heavy rain isolated flooding possible. monday, very heavy rain for the northeast with blustery winds and snow into wisconsin and michigan rainfall amounts, talking flooding possible possibilities, four to six inches from texas into the virginia and the appalachians behind the system, snowfall. anywhere from 3 to 1

we appreciate you. >>> now, what do you say we check in with mr. rokern the weather. hey, al. >> hey, hoda, are you ready for some spring temperatures here they come soaring temperatures take a look at chicago today 31 degrees above average at 77 kansas city, 80. that's 16 degrees warmer denver, you're going to see 73, 16 degrees warmer as well. then for tomorrow a few record highs possible from houston, new orleans, atlanta, d.c., up to st. louis and cincinnati as we get toward the end of the week, closer to average, with cleveland getting to 53 by saturday, 57 in new york des moines 60, charlotte a high of about 66 on saturday after being 81 on thursday >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we are going to still see some lingering showers across parts of the bay area today. we're still seeing that storm system very close by. going into the rest of the afternoon with lower rain chances and scattered showers across parts of the north bay where we're seeing the rain right now. as the storm system remains nearby, rain chances. our overall trend wi

time to check in with mr. roker, hey, al. >> hey, hoda. this outbreak of tornadoes happening. the reason for it, part of it, what's going on in the gulf right now. record breaking water temperatures. above average. the warmest anomaly ever. it's fueling extra moisture for the storms. that's why we've got this unprecedented tornado watch line stretching from florida up to virginia. 15 million under a tornado watch. we have a tornado watch north of charleston. we're watching this very, very closely. in fact, so far, between now and the beginning of the year and april 13th, this is the deadliest start to the tornado season since 2012. so it has been deadly. unfortunately we have more weather today. we're going to get to your local forecast cominook at our live view in the south bay, san starting out with some clouds. and we are going to see our temperatures warming up today. we're going to make it into the low 70s with our sky clearing over the next couple of hours. as we go into the middle of the week expect our highs to reach up to 78 degre

so what do you say we take a look at the weather, mr. roker.hey, guys, good morning. unfortunately we've got some severe weather to talk about this coming weekend. the same areas that suffered last weekend as well. we've got a severe storm threat sunday afternoon into sunday night for 27 million people. tornadoes possible for those hard hit areas, damaging wind gusts and hail 1 to 2". more storms impacted by that area april 12th through 13th outbreak and we have a flash flood risk. the highest rick for alabama and georgia. we're talking about heavy rainfall. flash flood risk will be highest sunday night. again, we're looking at nighttime tornadoes possible. those are anywhere from two to two and a half times more deadly than daytime tornadoes. taste of summer. down through southern florida, april snow making its way into the great lakes and northeast today and severe thunderstorms firing up in the lower mississippi river valley. that's what going on around the country, here is what's happening in your neck of ththe woods. >>> the sun will do it

it's available now, free on apple tv >>> what do you say we turn to mr. roker.in fact, i lost a sweet cousin, sondra, this weekend to covid-19 so it is striking everybody. we really have to be very, very vigilant about it. let's show you what's happening at least as far as our temperatures and our conditions today. we are looking at snow in the mid plains more heavy rain down through northern florida currently temperatures we've got record to near record lows from madison, billings, fargo, to denver. then we head down to florida and record temperatures second day in a row for orlando, tampa, fort myers, melbourne, into miami. rest of the country freezing frost midsection, record lows in the plains heavy rain southern georgia into northern florida plenty of sunshine up and down the eastern seaboard and on the west coast as well that's w >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. yes, we're seeing a lot of sunshine right now. we take a live look outside in san francisco. beautiful day. and it's starting out cool, but it will continue to warm up as we look at ou

>>> welcome back, let's get a quick check of the weather from mr. roker.ys, good to see you, and, of course, we are talking about a lot more rain today. and it's not unusual to see more rain in fact, because of climate change take a look, we're talking about more days of heavy rain, days of anywhere from one to three inches of rain, since 1970 we're seeing these really increase, especially in the eastern half of the country, the increases of extreme rainfall days across the midwest and the northeast. now, out west we are looking at really hot conditions, 10 to 20 degrees above average. we're looking at temperatures into the -- nick just jumped in there to help me along records possibly for las vegas, yuma, tucson, roswell, new mexico, and then as we move on into friday, look at that heat from vegas, dallas up to minneapolis and out to rapid city, we're expecting that warmth to make its way almost to the east although new york city is going to see temperatures a little bit bel >>> good morning. i am meteorologist, kari hall. let's take a live look outside i

how about that, mr. roker. >> all in.le on the cool side here in the east, take a look out west. we are talking record temperatures we can expect a high of 106 in palm springs that's close to a record san angelo, wichita falls, alamosa, las vegas at or breaking records for tomorrow we look for more records from burns all the way down to tucson, palm springs, out to flagstaff finally some of that warmth will be making its way east thursday, nashville, you're at 64 but by saturday, 81. atlanta 66 on thursday 80 on saturday even boston, 55 on thursday, 62 by saturday. that's w >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. today will be the warmest day of the weekend. as we get a live look outside we are starting out with sunshine. as we check out our high temperatures it will reach into the upper 80s for the inland parts of the east bay, the north bay. some mid-80s for the south while san francisco stays cool. upper 70s the rest of the week. a pretty big cooldown, even extending into the weekend and early next week and a lo

mr. roker, got a check of the weather. >> that's right. are shaping up for friday, well, it's looking like a mess in the northeast and mid-atlantic heavy rain, record highs out west some showers move into the pacific northwest. on saturday the rain lingers into the northeast and new england. more record heat down through texas. rain and wind moves into the pacific northwest but turning more mild in the mississippi and ohio river valleys sunday -- sunday! -- more showers and storms developing through the mid mississippi and ohio river valleys a real mess out in the pacific northwest into northern california record highs continue through the gulf and sunshine along the eastern >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall, as we look at dublin, we are starting out with clouds. we'll have a cooler day ahead. we're going from the upper 50s to the low 70s this afternoon. it's going to be nice not only today but the next several days as we get more sunshine, we'll see our inland temperatures staying in the upper 70s through at least the weekend.

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. >> mr. rokeret's look ahead to your 're windy conditions in the northeast from the great lakes all the way down to texas. we've got weekend and see what we've got in store starting with tomorrow, we're going to look at very windy conditions in the northeast from the great lakes all the way down to texas. we've got sunshine, although strong storms in southern texas and a mild northwest as we look for saturday, april chill up and down the eastern seaboard, heavy snow through the northern plains, severe storms in texas and severe threat for 35 millio very closely. rest of the country a beautiful day but cooler in the northeast and new england and snow and wind in the central people we're going to be watching this very closely rest of the country a beautiful day but cooler in the northeast and new england and snow and wind in the central plains, mostly sunny >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. as we take a live look outside in san francisco, we are starting out with some clouds, and we will

now, time to say good morning and hello to mr. roker, get a check of the weather hey, al. >> hey, guys hoda, good to see you as well. let's show you what we're looking at for today we do have a line of showers and thunderstorms now pushing through the appalachians it's going to be causing severe thunderstorm warnings to pop up. we're also looking at a severe storm threat for 43 million people hail, damaging winds, and tornadoes possible for tomorrow, into the evening, on the east coast and back through texas, we've got some severe weather threats as well this system crosses the great lakes bringing severe storms from the tennessee river valley. tomorrow rain and snow for new england, gusty storms in the mid-atlantic by friday winter storm for maine, lake-effect showers, very strong winds for the northeast look at this, northern maine could have a foot of snow. generally a quarter of an inch to a half inch of rain for everybody else along the eastern seaboard we're going to get to your local we're going to get to your local forecast comi

mr. roker, i see we've gone with red?mr. collins, who said hi in the opening of the show. hello to you, young man. hopefully you'll come down to our plaza when things are a little bit better. let's look at what's going on around the country in chicago, winter weather advisories because of snow, a lot of interstates shut down big spring storm make its way across the country right now in the northern rockies. freeze warnings in the midsection of the country, heavy rain in northern florida that's what going on around the country, here is what's happening in your neck i wanted to give you a preview of what you can expect into this afternoon. 40s and 50s now, a lot of sunshine, and take a look at 2:30 our temperatures will be in the 70s in some spots. but look at the 80s in through the interior valleys, san jose could also potentially see the 80 degrees ma 60s and 70s, with the return of fog tomorrow morning, a chance of rain sunday night into monday morning. >> and that is your latest weather. guys. >> all right carson daly j