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The weather is thankfully turning dry for people cleaning up after Hurricane Isaias, but October is going to feel more like summer for many without power.
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00:00Across the southeast, several communities are dealing with the impacts from Hurricane Isaias, including in North Carolina, hit by flooding
00:08and tornadoes.
00:09At least seven tornadoes from the storm have been confirmed in North and South Carolina, as well as Georgia.
00:14And that takes us to tonight's Big Three with Bernie and Jeff.
00:23And it is time for the Big Three, where we look at the other big weather stories that we are
00:27following for you today.
00:28Number one story within the Big Three.
00:31We've been talking with Bill Waddell throughout the morning.
00:33A lot of damage, especially in Pensacola.
00:35So the dry weather is much needed in areas impacted from E.C.
00:40Yes.
00:40Yeah, we'll give the weather maybe a B- for the recovery.
00:43It is dry.
00:44That's the good thing.
00:44But it's going to be uncomfortably warm for those who don't have air conditioning.
00:48And you can see Tuesday, a lot of 90s on the map here.
00:51Montgomery, 90 degrees.
00:52We're going to be in the low 90s, at least a few miles inland from the coast.
00:56The humidity, not bad, though.
00:57I'd say more of a low to moderate, but temperature is well above the historical average here.
01:02And the dry weather actually continues because that high most of this week is only going to slowly move east.
01:10But as it does, we start warming things up mid to late week.
01:13Maybe we'll go from a B to a B- as we get deep rid of the week here.

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