 Hi, good morning, everybody. 726 on the Pulse of New Hampshire. Will we set some records today as far as temperatures? Not quite sure. The city of Concord probably won't break the record high for the day, which is 98 degrees back in 1944, but we'll get uncomfortably close. High humidity will make it feel much worse. About 100 million people live in the areas that are put under the heat alerts yesterday, and things could be worse today and tomorrow as well. We have a heat advisory in effect from noon to 8 today all here from the Pulse of New Hampshire. Weather and traffic all coming.