A steamy start to the day is giving way to a weekend with low rain chances. However, there is a risk of additional king tide flooding. Further details on the forecast are available from CBS News meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez.
She also discusses the latest on Hurricane Isaias. Low rain chances and potential king tide flooding are the key points to note for the upcoming weekend, with more information available from the meteorologist's forecast.
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