upper 30s or so. throughout the morning, we haven t seen a ton of cancellations or delays here at hartsfield. that may be starting to change. there were hundreds of dfw yesterday. the storm really made a mess throughout the united states over the past couple of days. over the weekend, it s starting to move through texas and oklahoma and 11 deaths blamed on this storm. at least in the air right now, flight aware.com. they have an app entitled misery map. and you re starting to see more red creep up. we re starting to see delays averaging 25 in atlanta and also d.c. airport. definitely something to watch as the storm system moves out of the southeast. right now it s dumping rain, expected to drop a lot of snow in the northeast tomorrow as you said, tamron, one of the busiest travel days of the year. very mention of the misery
announcer: from abc news, this is world news now with john muller and diana perez. good friday morning. going to be a wet weekend. it is here in the northeast. a lot of wet weather. on our way. good napping weather. absolutely. it is friday. good for us. it is friday. that s the good news. yep. now let s get to the not so good news. we begin with damaging winds and flooding rains of tropical storm andrea. weather system now making its way up the east coast with watches and warnings posted from northern virginia up to the, new england area, millions living in florida s gulf coast are drying out after a day of damaging weather. our coverage begins now with abc s marci gonzalez. reporter: tropical storm andrea crossed florida, dumping rain and flooding roads. the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season bringing with it sustained winds as high as 60 miles an hour. tornados have touched down in florida forcing families to take cover.
john muller and diana perez. good friday morning. going to be a wet weekend. it is here in the northeast. a lot of wet weather. on our way. good napping weather. absolutely. it is friday. good for us. it is friday. that s the good news. yep. now let s get to the not so good news. we begin with damaging winds and flooding rains of tropical storm andreaple. weather system now making its way up the east coast with watches and warnings posted from northern virginia up to the, new england area, millions living in florida s gulf coast are drying out after a day of damaging weather. our coverage begins now with abc s marci gonzalez. reporter: tropical storm andrea crossed florida, dumping rain and flooding roads. the first named storm of the atlantic hurricane season bringing with it sustained winds as high as 60 miles an hour. tornados have touched down in florida forcing families to take cover. i heard it start to rumble. i grabbed her. we got in my bathroom closet. re
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this is something really strong. it s definitely picking up right now. wnbc reporter brian thompson earlier this evening in new jersey. what was hurricane sandy is now called something else. it s dumping rain and producing dangerous sustained high winds all over the the eastern sea board. the number of people without power is estimated to already be in the millions and the peak of the storm s impact may be yet to come. let s bring in msnbc meteorologist dillon drier. what can you tell us about the change for the way the storm is described and what else we should expect? i wish there was a word more ominous than post-tropical