CAMEROTA: All right, heavy rain and the potential for more flooding expected across the South and Central U.S. CNN meteorologist Chad Myers has our forecast. How's it looking, Chad?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Alisyn, still wet for the Northeast today. Very wet for the Midwest for the next couple of days. But we went from April to October, and for this week we're back to April again, all in one weekend. This weather's brought to you by Boost nutritional drink. Be up for life. So let's get to it. Here comes the warmer air. Seventy-six in Cincinnati today, 78 in Chicago. Still cooler in the Northeast, where it will be raining for the next few hours, but that does go away for tomorrow. So really a fairly blank weather map for the next couple of days except down here in Texas. That's where the severe weather will be. There will be tornadoes. There will be hail. There will be lightning. There will be wind and all that. Now, there's a cold front that's going to try to go through New York and New England for the next couple of days. But the good news is, every successive front is warmer than the cold front that came by before. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, there's your severe weather across parts of Texas. Temperatures stay very nice down there. Humidity and also the cold front there, though, will make some significant rain. Everywhere you see orange, that's four inches of rain or more. That can cause hill country flooding for sure. And, D.C., tomorrow, all the way to 82. Take that. John.</s>AVLON: Hey, now. All right, thank you very much. Now, you've got to see this. A basketball coach's stunned reaction to a call made him a viral sensation and redefined the jaw drop. Details in the "Bleacher Report."</s>CAMEROTA: How many times do I feel like that every morning?</s>AVLON: Every morning. All the time. Both of us (ph).
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