has been covering the weather

that has really turned around,

and it's nice. How are you

liking the weather? Lena You

know what? I'm loving it. But

loving and it's allergies. If

you're like me, tree pollen

really gets you and it's a bit

of a doozy. Because this was

kind of off season here now.

Ragweed is also extremely heavy.

But we expect that one this

time of year tree pollen. Not

necessarily that one tends to

peak late spring early summer.

Turns out that elm trees,

though, have a couple of weeks

here a period in the fall where

they blossom. And so that's

what's to blame for that

something to note if you'll be

spending time outside, enjoying

this beautiful weather that we

have now in terms of today.

Plenty of good sunshine here

and another dry day and I say

dry in terms of both humidity

and rain. So we've got those

low dew points keeping things

extremely pleasant. Daytime

highs in the low to mid

eighties signed me up for that

man similar to yesterday and

tomorrow will be pretty similar

to today to a bit of a breeze

today out of the south

southeast about 5 to 10 Miles

an hour, but certainly not. As

windy as the conditions we saw

yesterday, So if you're asking

yourself how long can I expect

these beautiful, blissful

conditions to last? Certainly

throughout the weekend here, I

think comes Sunday. We're going

to start to notice some

changes. A It's going to be

warmer, so temperatures will

get into the upper eighties and

humidity here will start to

kind of rise as we head into

next work week, so the rain

chances will return. Primarily

Monday evening into Tuesday and

Wednesday, Taking a look at the

tropics. They are active but

notice that the activity

remains out in the Atlantic,

which is definitely good news.

This is a new wave here, the

yellow on the bottom of your

screen that's expected to

in the next few days. And this

orange one believe it or not,

is the remnants of Odette. Yes

we're still talking about

Odette to kind of a grand tour

around the Atlantic. And now as

it makes its way southward

dipping into warmer ocean

waters. It might develop some

tropical characteristics. So to

speak. We've got a new name

Storm to talk about Tropical

Storm Sam here, moving to the

west at 60 Miles an hour with

sustained winds of 50 is

expected to become potentially

a major hurricane here by the

end of the weekend, but notice

that kind of uncertainty

starting to take that right

term, which is what we love to

see before it gets to the

Leeward Islands and also San