CUOMO: All right, this is the tornado time of year and there is an isolated threat in the mid-Atlantic today as rain and thunderstorms move toward the northeast. CNN meteorologist Chad Myers has your forecast. Where are your eyes?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Extreme eastern North Carolina right along the outer banks. That's where the threat of anything that spins today could make something significant. Otherwise, this is heavy rainfall washing away the pollen. Very beneficial stuff here. This weather is brought to you by Purina, your pet, our passion. Now, the rain does get to New York City by midnight tonight. This is the forecast radar. All the way to 1:30 in the morning, this is what the radar is going to look like, very heavy and slow moving rainfall could cause some flash flooding, two to four inches of rain not out of the question all up and down the coast. Temperatures remain pretty steady in the 60s to almost 70 degrees, about where we should be. April showers and then the May flowers. Alisyn.</s>CAMEROTA: Very nice. Very poetic, Chad. Thank you so much.</s>MYERS: I made it up myself.</s>CAMEROTA: I know. I've never heard that before. That is beautiful. All right, so we are moments away from the French president arriving at the White House. Look at this, in preparation. Up next, we get "The Bottom Line" on the high stakes meetings, next.
Rain and Thunderstorms for Northeast