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Hi, this is meteorologist Steve Pelletieri and I am the weatherman. Thanks for checking in to theweathermanpodcom on your Tuesday, ninth day of the ninth month of 2025. And well, we've got some great weather across the northeast, seeing a little bit of cloud cover along the eastern seaboard. That frontal system is stationary from about coastal or southern Texas, southern coastal Texas, brownsville, corpus Christi area, extend just to the south of New Orleans and just over our central and northern portions of the Florida Peninsula. It's then offshore, almost stationary at this point, about a good maybe 200 miles due east of the coast of South Carolina, north Carolina and the Delmarva Peninsula. However, it's going to be a little area of low pressure forming along that frontal system that may send a little bit of an east wind into the mid-Atlantic states, possibly bringing in some drizzle or some showers, especially in coastal areas. That'll be happening on Wednesday, but first we've got some great weather for today. High pressure building down across the area will give us a sunny day, with temperatures from DC to the Boston area generally ending mid to upper 70s. Those clouds will be moving in tonight as that little wave of low pressure passes just off to the east, so it may represent some cloud cover, especially along the coast during the daytime on Wednesday, but by Thursday, friday, saturday, sunday and right into early next week, big areas of high pressure currently merking its way down out of central and western Canada will be arriving in the east, reinforcing this high pressure selling that will give us great weather, most likely right through the weekend and into early next week, with daytime highs 70s to near 80, nighttime lows 40s to the lower 50s and, except for that area cloud cover that we're watching for Wednesday, it looks dry and rain-free, most likely right in through Tuesday of next week. If you're flying today, looks like great weather in Atlanta and in Charlotte. No problems in DC, baltimore, philadelphia, new York or up in the Boston area. Also dry in Chicago as well. In the Gulf Coast it looks like Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth Although hot, it will be dry, and it looks like also some dry weather out in Los Angeles and San Francisco. San Francisco is going to get into some rainy weather later in the afternoon and evening. It looks like some rain in Portland and Seattle as well, so it could cause a few delays into those areas. If you're flying to northern California and the Pacific Northwest, also up around Minneapolis, st Paul, you'll probably have clouds and some rain, with the next weather front moving through there over the next 24 to 36 hours, only severe weather that we see at this point across the northern panhandle of Texas, from Amarillo into western portions of Oklahoma and southern Kansas, and that's associated with an area of low pressure working its way out of the Rockies. But it looks like for the most part the nation is going to have generally good weather, except for more rain and showers. Central and South Florida Good weather, except for more rain and showers. Central and South Florida that's where the problems will be, from West Palm down to Fort Lauderdale, miami and the Keys. Even at Fort Myers there will be afternoon and evening thunderstorms that could cause some isolated delays in those places.

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I'm your host, justin Pelletier, and I am the weatherman. Hope you have a great day. Today Looks like beautiful weather. Talk to you first thing on Wednesday. See you then.