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Severe storms across the Northeast could lead to flash flooding after days of humid conditions.
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00:00So overall, heat advisories are in effect for many areas from Wilmington, Delaware, all the way up to Acadia National
00:07Park and even up to the north of Bangor, Maine.
00:09So again, by the numbers, the temps have not been impressively hot, but the humidity is sky high.
00:15And that's why these areas are under heat advisories, the megalopolis I-95, at least from Wilmington, Delaware, up into
00:22parts of Maine.
00:24Slow-moving storms are out there, moving through the area near Warrington, Virginia, up into areas around New York and
00:30up into many areas of western Lancaster County.
00:33Also into areas around Binghamton and south of there near Albany right now.
00:38Schenectady, look out, heavy thunderstorm nearby.
00:40Also a storm near the northern fringe of Lake George making a push into western Vermont.
00:44We'll have scattered storms in many of these areas here tomorrow.
00:47Now the severe risk, initially between maybe 2 and 4 p.m., I think they'll break out to the west.
00:54Of I-81 or near I-81.
00:56And then we look at that maybe 4 to 8 p.m. window right along the I-95.
01:01Flash flooding is going to be a concern here for some, especially in South Jersey.
01:07Saturday, scattered storms pop once again in these areas.
01:10And by the numbers here, we're going to be up around 88 in New York, 89 in Boston, 93 in
01:15D.C.
01:15with scattered storms in all parts of the northeast, at least at risk of scattered storms.
01:1985 in Chicago, but we'll be at around 90 to 93 from St. Louis west to Kansas City.
01:25And Sunday, a little less active in the northeast, spotty storms for some.
01:29Welcome back to the doctor's camera.
01:29There went up 80 times north and the steamer.
01:29There was 10 p.m., so I'm going to go from 25.
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