CAMEROTA: OK, there's tropical trouble brewing in the Gulf of Mexico, taking aim at the southeast U.S. Chad Myers has your holiday weekend forecast. How does it look, Chad?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: I recommend renting the gazebo for your Monday picnic. How about that? It will be a wet weekend for sure. Tropical trouble here, yes, as you said. A 90 percent chance of something developing in the Gulf of Mexico. Now, this is not a cone yet because it doesn't have a name. If it does get a name it will be Alberto. The models are running, taking it into the Gulf of Mexico and likely along the Gulf Coast. But I'm not worried about landfall right now, I'm worried about how much rain is going to come down with this storm. This is the European model, just pouring rainfall into Florida, into Georgia, into the Carolinas, all the way to New Orleans and up the East Coast. Some spots, Dave, could have four to six inches of rain by Monday afternoon. And some of these red spots, that's eight inches by Wednesday afternoon. So that certainly has a chance of flooding there. Have a great weekend.</s>BRIGGS: You too. Indoor barbeques for the folks down there. All right, coming up, eight women accusing actor Morgan Freeman, one of the iconic actors of our time, of sexual harassment or inappropriate behavior in a CNN investigation. We'll have the CNN reporter who broke this story, next.
Rain for the Holiday Weekend