Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=xtyRm262Huv Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The forecast? Brutal heat incoming 🫠august heatwave weatheralert [rPjCPmT3DCo] Health Updated on August 11, 2026 EDT — Published on August 11, 2026 EDT August could bring dangerous heat across parts of the Southeast, along with stronger thunderstorms. BUT WHY?In this quick weather outlook, CBS News chief meteorologist Bill Kelly explains the broader August forecast and the short-term 6–10-day outlook, including potential heat across Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas.We’ll also look at rainfall chances across parts of the Northeast, Southwest, Four Corners, Intermountain West, and Rockies.Let’s make it simple: heat alone does not create severe weather. You also need moisture, instability, and a trigger—like a front or upper-level disturbance.Heat, moisture, instability, and a trigger can create the recipe for stronger storms—but it is not a guarantee of severe weather.Your Next Weather team will keep you posted. v0RRTq8hRW9 OwJ5p2tdAly zNO3L4e6ay6 zns4nfau93M ynxw2LWacPR 7PDpmNeoW9G
August could bring dangerous heat across parts of the Southeast, along with stronger thunderstorms. BUT WHY?In this quick weather outlook, CBS News chief meteorologist Bill Kelly explains the broader August forecast and the short-term 6–10-day outlook, including potential heat across Alabama, Georgia, Florida, and the Carolinas.We’ll also look at rainfall chances across parts of the Northeast, Southwest, Four Corners, Intermountain West, and Rockies.Let’s make it simple: heat alone does not create severe weather. You also need moisture, instability, and a trigger—like a front or upper-level disturbance.Heat, moisture, instability, and a trigger can create the recipe for stronger storms—but it is not a guarantee of severe weather.Your Next Weather team will keep you posted. v0RRTq8hRW9 OwJ5p2tdAly zNO3L4e6ay6 zns4nfau93M ynxw2LWacPR 7PDpmNeoW9G