Since I’m out of town again, and looking for a boat, I haven’t had a chance to do any new videos or posts. So once the grandkids are in bed, I thought that I would look at the hot spots over the country, especially with the N Michigan and S Texas pretty much quiet tonight. For tonight, if you are away from city lights you probably will be able to see the Bootids Meteor shower peak tonight.

Currently, there is a tornado watch in NorthDakota, and a Severe Thunderstorm watch in South Dakota and Nebraska. This includes an enhanced risk (3 of 5) for severe weather and slight risk (1 of 5) of excessive heavy rain. This is due to the next low and cold front moving into the Northern Plains.

The other hot spot is in the east where the front that passed through the Upper Great Lakes yesterday is now pushing to move through New England and the Mid-Atlantic states, along the warm front that extends from the low in Canada.

For both areas keep watch and be safe.