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we have chief meteorologist rick reichmuth on how long this heat wave expected to last, the first let's go to zach greene, live on fox gray new york city. how is it feeling out there? >> it is getting steamy as we speak, and this is the core of the heat taking over the entire northeast onto the mid-atlantic and backing up into the upper midwest, where yesterday we recorded 30 independent daily high record temperatures. we have 70 more poised to set records by the end of the week. this is spanning all the way from burlington, vermont, through chicago where they saw a record high on monday afternoon of 97 degrees. manchester, new hampshire, shattering a record of 94 that was set back in 2018, and many other locations from west virginia all the way down to d.c. new york city is currently sitting with a heat index value in the triple digits, and we have hours to go before we wrap up this warmth. but still, on this juneteenth, that is not something stopping tourists from getting out and about. i spoke with one of the visitors coming from wisconsin, saying he's just trying to get out of the c

rick reichmuth joins me with lieutenant colonel dan rooney and retired u.s.tty officer first class michael. it's a beauty this year's umbrella you have. >> we've done clever, abstract. and weathermanumbrella.com, donated $5, that's how we've gotten to this point of $20,000. this year we sold out of the kids umbrella in an hour. this year at weatherman we launched some shirts expanding out a little bit. it is amazing sun protection donating $5 and folds of honor. it is also going to folds of honor and we've got people -- the name of the performance center working this weekend and we should be able to have first-come first-served, able to get your order in by 4 july. pete: you have a heart of gold and gives back with his business and you for seen this, you run folds of honor, talk to us about this. >> i am coming from normandy, france as part of the 80th anniversary of d-day and a lot of people may not know but you stage in the movie saving private ryan, twee hundred 60 men hit the beach in the initial wave on omaha and in 5 minutes they were all but eliminated

chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is here with the fox weather forecast. hey, rick. >> hey, will. tied together and that heat dome and area of high pressure in the eastern part funneling moisture and see the general circulation and clock wise circulation keeping everything dry across the eastern sea board and that much of the eastern part of the country but around that circulating round after round and could be a continuing trend and continuing to see this moisture and time and effort and all could be having impact and moving crops in the northern plains and not only that but the flooding. pretty much everybody in the eastern two-thirds of the part is hot and going across interstate 80 and the athey're approving a bit on monday and feeling like 82 in pittsburgh and area of high pressure and moving off to the south and going back to the west and going see a significant area of high pressure and going for that and all this pressure. will: fbi warning americans of a new scam. mexican cartels are targeting timeshare owners. one of mexico's most violent criminal groups operating call c

will: let's turn to rick reichmuth -- rick: how many people have just suddenly learned what brahmas., we learn things together. rick: all right. we talked about hurricane season last hour which we're with about to have a really active hurricane season. we've had this incredible tornado season as well, 529 tornadoes, we're done with may, 269 is your average. pretty much double what we'd normally have. we're not done yet although i think overall, the severe weather is going to be calming down a little bit. we still have a little more today, maybe severe weather across parts of the deep south and probably a bigger flooding threat later on in the day because of some heavy rain, but these storm across parts of nebraska, that's our firing line today. tomorrow could' -- could see a tornado or two today, tomorrow across the northern plains, but overall the threat diminishes a bit. guys, pack to you. will: student loan debt is now just shy of $2 trillion. it's a crisis. and million over 55 are still struggling to pay off their degree. rachel: our next guests share how their different career p

. >>> let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. om. >> hi, mom. rick: that's it? that's all? >> love you. rick: that's better. love you, mom. take a look at the map, it's been incredibly hot, obviously, and we're getting some is really big rainstorms that are about to cool things down. we've got a front that's going to move across parts of the northeast, drop our temperatures down. today's the last day, but it's going to be really hot and sticky again especially from, say, parts of connecticut all the way down towards d.c., feeling like triple digits again. look at this, we've got some severe weather coming, maybe even a few tornadoes across parts of northern new england. got to be watching for this this afternoon. temperatures beginning to crop a little bit, 90 in pittsburgh today, tomorrow everybody at least in the east improves, but that heat goes somewhere, and it goes down across parts of the central 34r5eu7bs. it's going to feel like 1 is 11 -- 111 is 1 tomorrow in topeka. rachel: electric exhaustion? if half of ev loaner -- o

chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is here. you know what the other word for heat dome is? dome. this is setting up parts of the east, a long-term pattern is really problematic but if you watch where the moisture is happening it is moving along the heat dome, across much of the east, on the northern side of the heat dome, bringing a lot of rain, we had 5 to 7 inches of rain during the overnight hours. and flooding concerns are a problem with agriculture as well. here's this area of high pressure called the heat dome which will move farther south. it is better in new york city. in new york we talk about it a lot. it is going to get better here. and a big break on the i-95 corridor door, moves to the west, the 110 across the midwest and the heat is here. charlie: donald trump when an endorsement from tyler winklevoss posting his endorsement for trump on x, a million-dollar donation saying over the last few years the biden administration declared war on crypto, weapon iced multiple government agencies in an effort to destroyed and his twin brother endorsing trump with a donati

turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for fox weather forecast. ross a lot of the earn half of the country. take a look at maps along with the heat and we've got big time rain falling from minnesota and iowa and falling to the east and seeing that yellow and level three out of four this rain falling significantly and causing flooding and it basically means it's really, really sticky and with this, all along the i-95 corridor today and temps feeling over 100 degrees and another rough one today. rachel, back to you. rachel: thank you, rick. rachel: tune into fox nation and more from the faith and freedom conference and also as the tsa prepping for biggest summer ever, how to navigate the world of savings and avoid travel trouble. you got to stay with us for that[c. copd hasn't been pretty. it's tough to breathe and tough to keep wondering if this is as good as it gets. but trelegy has shown me that there's still beauty and breath to be had. because with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open and prevents future flare-ups. and w

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let's turn to rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. never heard about these planes.to that. they get a lot of data by flying into the storm and that's how we get the more accurate real-time information on how strong the storm is going to be. hurricane season really kicking up, 3 disturbances across the atlantic basin. this one towards the yucatÁn peninsula is typical for this time of year, these two out here deep in the atlantic is not typical. our water is so incredibly warm, 6 or 7 degrees above where they would normally be this time of year. that's a problem. we have our first, our second named storm forecast to become the first hurricane of the season. it gets to the caribbean, want to get to the western caribbean, a yucatÁn peninsula or the gulf, a lot of time to watch this one. the storm behind it, it's pulling into the same area probably as a hurricane, two hurricanes likely in the next week across deep part of the atlantic, doesn't happen this time of year but we are expecting this. rachel: president biden's debate performance in the spotlight earning claims

let's turn to meteorologist rick rick reichmuth. rick: guess what in it's now a category 2.ly gets up to a category 3, may june, form this far east. this is normally the area that we see these storms at the peak of hurricane season, in august and september, and we've never had a major -- excuse me, the average major hurricane is around september 1st, is so we are well ahead of schedule here. do have hurricane warnings in effect effect down across that southern or lower lesser an tilling lease, but notice our track for this takes it through the caribbean, does not pull it up, at least at this point, closer to the u.s. probably making some sort of a landfall around the yucatan peninsula of mexico sometime friday, in towards saturday. after that, a little early to say, could have some impact on parts of the u.s., but we have plenty of time to track it. will, over to you. will: tomorrow the supreme court is set to rule on one of its biggest cases of the year with, presidential immunity and whether it can shield donald trump from prosecution. what can we expect and what does it m

so let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. hey, rick.f data once they get in there and test the atmosphere inside the disturbance. show you what we're talking about, we've got three disturbances out in the atlantic basin. this is something you might see in august of september, this kind of activity. this is june still. we're early in the hurricane season, and we're expecting this to be a really active season. see that bundies turbans over yucatan in mexico, that that possibly develop, and behind beryl there's another system. this time of your you almost never see stuff across the deep atlantic, but this time it is. it is going to move into the caribbean. we're going to have to watch this for people along the northern caribbean islands, maybe in towards yucatan and we can't rule out something across the u.s. we have plenty of time to watch this which we will dow -- do, but this hurricane season is going to be active. we're seeing it already. if you live anywhere along any eastern seaboard coasts or along the gulf, you should be making pla

. >>> all right, let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. would like longer. i would go 8 months -- pete: get out of here. rec rec come on. this is the coolest thing -- no way, what do you mean bored? pete: you can't do anything. i respect them immensely -- rick: by the way, think all the private industry and the space exploration is one of the most exciting things we've got going on. pete: your time, brother, go. rick: all right. storms across parts to of the east coast. ocean temperatures are that they would typically be for august. one of the main reasons why we are worried about this really active season that we are forecasting. these are the official forecasts. you see the average as on the right. those numbers, we're expecting to see this year all the forecasts off the charts. the other thing we've dealt with this past month, may is over, we had 5529 tornadoes in the month of may. so many of them so destructive. today we might have a few more. we've got rain across parts of the south. this is going the to bring a little bit of flooding

. >> let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for the fox weather forecast. >> i love the photopersonnd the hand drawn person. >> it's an inclusive father's month. >> very nice. let's talk weather out here. we've got big stories happening this week. see the severe weather today across parts of the northern plains, that's going to turn into a major flood threat this week, some spots are going to get round after round of rain totaling 5 to 10 inches across parts of south dakota and minnesota. we'll be watching the tropics, you see the 16% chance of disturbance developing somewhere down around maybe western caribbean, into the gulf. that likely brings some big rain this week across parts of southeast texas, spots had big flooding over the last month, the ground it saturated with a lot more moisture coming in. flooding across the southern plains and northern plains and one last story that's going to be massive for us for so many people, biggest population zone in the country, mid-atlantic to northeast, get ready for record-breaking heat coming in by tuesday and wednesday. it will st

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let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. events, so to hit record-breaking levels certainly is a big story, if this is why. worthing, south dakota, over 17 inches of rain in just 3 days. all of that water will flow into the streams and the bigger rivers around it. and with that we've got all of these areas that you see here in the purple, that's at record level ever. most of this water's going to drain out into the missouri river, slowly moving to the mississippi if river which is also getting rain coming from areas a little bit part off towards the east that will more immediately drain into the mississippi river. this right here though, this is the front that is now beginning to have some impacts on the temperatures. notice today we do have a severe weather threat including across parts of northern new england, a tornado or two later this afternoon, rachel. the good part is this will drop our temperatures down at least in the mid-atlantic and the northeast, the heat wave ends after today. rachel? rachel: thank you, rick. ric

let's now turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. ad. it worked. it was pretty cool, he's got a stamp. i like that. if anybody he deserves it -- charlie: make sure you say it in the form of a question. rick: who is. exactly. what is the temperature today? it is still hot. show you what we're talking about. everybody's been complaining so much. listen, it's been hot across parts of the northeast, including new york, we talked a lot about it. it's about to be better. this is today. heat alerts in effect again, excessive heat warnings across new you jersey, new york city. it's almost over. it will be over because of a front that will move through today bringing severe weather. windy conditions with it. new england, we don't see this very often, we have a significant tornado threat today, areas of new hampshire, vermont, western massachusetts, you have to watch pretty carefully, this afternoon, a threat for a tornado or two could be a story. it will drop temperatures down, that's the good news for tomorrow. that happens for the mid-atlant

. >>> let's turn now to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. florida, it is hot. show you what i'm talking about, really hot temperatures. really going to be a big problem for us. florida again today, in towards tomorrow, a little bit into the day on tuesday. and then we're going to get a little bit of a break. that comes though at the expense of some big rain showers or that are going to be coming in along with that. major danger today for heat-related illnesses, especially across interior sections. and if you are around the orlando area, you're going to want to watch this if you're going to one of the parks. watch this rain that comes in though, starts to come in maybe by tuesday, and by the time we're doing with this, we're going to see some spots 10-15 inches of rain. probably not a tropical storm, but that moisture coming in is going to cause maybe some flooding concerns but drop temperatures down as well. pete, send it to you. pete: thank you, rick. all right, biden dines with the with the stars. amber rose endorses trump, and could a hus

the caribbean p including barbados, saint lucia and grenada let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuthur fox weather forecast and any comments he has on pete pill fim himself working out. >> come on. >> i have so many comments and 45 seconds to do the weather. i'll give you those later behind the scenes. let's talk about the weather the. we have beryl out there, it's a major category 3 hurricane, became a category 3 an hour and-a-half ago it will continue to strengthen as it moves to the southern lesser antilles that have only in two times in history had a major hurricane go through and certainly nowhere near this early in the season. the point about this being so early in the season gives credence to what we're talking about that this will be an incredibly active hurricane season. everybody needs to be aware of it and paying attention to the tropics. look at this, we've got three disturbances, there's beryl, one behind it with 70% chance of development that likely becomes a hurricane behind beryl. this part of the ocean this time of the career is not where we see storms forming. we've

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let's turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmuth for our fox weather forecast. ray. o major hurricanes that have gone through that part of those islands in the caribbean, so this storm, way ahead of schedule. we normally don't see a major hurricane until september 1st, that's when the water temperatures in the ocean are that warm. but they are that warm already this year. storm, i'll tell you what,ting on satellite image looking very organized, i think it will get to that major hurricane status. here's the track though, it's going to move all the a way through the caribbean january -- caribbean with. if you're in jamaica, you need to watch this. maybe down towards beliz, big impacts around friday, saturday of this coming week. after that moves in towards the gulf, and we'll see if it has any impacts to the u.s. two other storms out there we're watching, one behind beryl probably also becomes a hurricane, and then one on the left side of the screen has about a 50% chance of developing into some sort of tropical system as well. meanwhile, real quick in towards the get r

rick reichmuth is tracking it all for us. any relief from this heat in sight, rick? of, for some people. we're going to get some relief, and for some people it's going to get worse, unfortunately. you get an idea where this problem is? it's right here. anywhere you see this orange, this is the area of high pressure that's been dominating and bringing incredibly hot, very stagnant air, by the way, which is causing all kinds of air quality alerts. but you notice right here you just see this, this is the high pressure, and around that area of high pressure is where we've got the rain and where we see the storms that come in. with that we've seen incredible amounts of rain this week just on the north side of that area of high pressure. last 72 hours, 3 days, canton, south dakota, over 12 inches of rain. mitchell, south dakota, about 7.5 inches of rain. we've been seeing incredible flooding across parts of the mid country here and, and a lot of those rivers are going to be rising to major flood stage, maybe even record flood stages over the next couple of weeks. today thi

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