Live Weather Thunderstorms & A Cold Front Break The Heat Northeast Mid Atlantic Wednesday
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The episode discusses thunderstorms and a cold front breaking the heat in the Northeast and Mid Atlantic.
Joe & Joe Weather Show Podcast LIVE 7:35 pm 5/19/2026. Meteorologists Joe Rao & Joe Cioffi tonight wi;ll look at radars where showers and thunderstorms will be running around from New England to Texas. Some areas of possible severe weather include the Northeast, Interior Mid Atlantic & Southern Plains. Thunderstorms & possible severe weather Wednesday from Eastern Kentucky to Southern New England ahead of a cold front that breaks the 90 degree heatwave. We will to the Memorial Day holiday weekend where rain will be an issue in the forecast outlook in the Northeast and Mid Atlantic.You can support this podcast by shopping on Amazon directly through this link. https://amzn.to/3OpLiB6 Amazon is an affiliate of the Joe & Joe Weather Show Podcast.Save on Gasoline, Restaurants, & more With The Upside App! https://upside.app.link/JCQSX Get a Tempest Weather Station Coupon Code "Spring 2026" https://shop.tempest.earth/?ref=joeandjoeweathershow You can support this channel by subscribing to Patreon for full weather coverage. https://patreon.com/meteorologistjoecioffi
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