Good morning, everybody.

This is Anne Orteley, bright and early, 8.30 in the morning.

Yeah, I know.

What am I doing up at this hour?

This is the weekly weather broadcast for August 14, 2016.

Coming to you from the bright red desk where it's 82 degrees outside but it's 95 with the heat index

and it's going up to 95 with 110 with the heat index got to love the humidity of new york um i am off

on vacation later in about an hour two hours and so i'm doing the show early because i wasn't

sure what time i would be able to do it tonight.

So you've got the show a little earlier if you're paying attention to the Twitter feet.

When you sign on later and you go, wow, it's already there.

August 14th.

Wow.

Yeah.

It's the eclipses, too.

We've got eclipses coming.

Now, somebody wrote to me and they said, no eclipses. No eclipses.

The eclipse isn't until the first of September. And I'm like, no, no, this eclipse is, it's a little bit. It takes,

eclipses happen when we're within 15 degrees. Some people say 18 degrees. Some people say 20 degrees.

The lights, the illuminations, the full moons, the new moons are within that degree of the nodes of fate.

So part of the moon is going to be taken away on this week, on Thursday. If you get up

bright and early in the morning, and part of the moon,

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