Today on Valshi, Tropical Storm Henry is turning towards New England, set to make landfall

in just a matter of hours.

It will potentially bring with it a storm surge of up to five feet and strong winds spanning

over 45 miles.

We are tracking the storm and will bring you the very latest.

Plus, President Biden is set to give the nation an update on Afghanistan this afternoon.

The U.S. is now forced to look at alternative evacuation plans to get Americans and allies

out of Afghanistan as the situation in Kabul continues to unravel. And we'll talk to one Florida

mother who's suffering the consequences of her governors banning basic public health protocols

in schools as COVID rages through that state. Then, how is President Biden's approval

holding up under all the pressure of the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan and the resurgence

of COVID? A brand new exclusive NBC poll drops at 9 a.m. Easter and we'll have all the details

right here. Valci starts now. Good morning. It's Sunday, August 22nd. I'm Mara Tresa Kumar.

In for my friend Ali Valshie who was taking so much very deservantly time off.

We begin this morning with the latest Aunt Enri, which has just been downgraded to

tropical storm, but it's still expected to cause dangerous conditions when it makes

landfall in a matter of hours.

Let's get right to NBC News meteorologist, Bill Karens.

Bill, we rarely see tropical storms hit the northeast.

What can we expect?

Yeah, good morning.

We're going to still see, just because it got downgraded from five miles per hour, that's it.

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