Now the weather, lots of sunshine for most of
the country today with some scattered showers on the way
for the weekend in parts of the East and Midwest
. Here's a full forecast meteorologist Scott Skov here with
your Cheddar coast to coast forecast. Looking pretty good
on this Friday. Lots of sunshine in the northeast
towards the rocky mountains and towards the north western,
the Pacific northwest. So looking pretty good there.
But showers and storms over towards Illinois and Wisconsin will
be moving on in towards the northeast impacting the Saturday
there as we're going to see a couple of showers
along the Gulf coast towards Atlanta, Georgia, a
little Arkansas, Oklahoma, Topeka and Wichita, Kansas
. And then the rocky mountains looking peachy keen,
same story for much of the west coast but still
see a couple of showers coming off the Pacific down
the I Five Corridor from San Francisco down to Los
Angeles. More showers and storms are possible coming down
towards the northeast. Very hit or miss scattered showers
and storms from New Jersey all the way up into
New England. A couple more down to the upper
Midwest and Great Plains in Fargo. North Dakota coming
off of the southeastern coastline and the rocky mountains on
your Saturday, Sunday looking like a few more showers
and storms, but still lots of sunshine elsewhere across
much of the country. And especially for the Pacific
northwest, that's where we're going to see the best
weather to wrap up your weekend. High temperatures on
your Saturday looking like the eighties over towards Chicago,
Fargo, New York City. 93 in Washington.
Much hotter if you want the heat. Dallas and
Houston, Texas. That's where you got to go
. 73. Much colder though in Los Angeles and
San Francisco towards Sunday. 81 in ST Louis,
78 in Billings, Montana. Much colder. Look
at that bur 68 degrees in Fargo, North Dakota
. 89 degrees in Philadelphia with more summer as you
go down towards the southeast, northeast and much of
the southwest into the Midwest as well. Another look
at your chet forecast in a bit. Thanks to
Scott for that report.