i want my home back. iwant my. my previous life back. but of course i know that it s not really possible. i would like peace and calmness in ukraine and i would like people to stop dying. sarah rainsford, bbc news. here s simon with a look at this morning s weather. where i was, it was a great and drizzly christmas, was it a white christmas for anyone? the definition is a snowflake falling somewhere in the uk and believe it or not we had a white christmas, the met office confirmed it, this is the radar image from yesterday, you can see the white here, those snow showers moved their way in so technically yes it was an official white christmas. but for most of us, it was not anything near a white christmas. today we have got some sunny spells, but it will turn
earlier. all the way down in south florida. winds were reaching very high winds. the storm itself is now reaching 155 miles per hour and you can see the wind speed, 155. the movement, that s of such concern. the movement is at 9 miles per hour. the wind gusts, 190 miles per hour. and we re here in the bradenton area. you re seeing right behind me, this is sarasota bay. and then behind sarasota bay is the gulf of mexico. we ve been experiencing some very, very intense wind gusts and the rain has been nonstop. but, but take a look at that radar image. it s showing you the most intense part of the storm and yet to arrive to florida. it is a potentially
underwater for two weeks. and that s all for this edition of witness history from here at the science museum in london. we ll be back next time with more first hand accounts of extraordinary moments from the past. but for now, from me and the rest of the witness history team, goodbye. this was the scene in glasgow yesterday. thanks to this cloud and rain, you can see on our earlier satellite and radar image, that wet
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put that in your diaries. cnn will, of course, carry that live. i want to go straight to tyler mauldin here in atlanta. he s monitoring the storm surges and satellite images. we heard one of those governors saying, this will be a tough storm. a bit of an understatement? it s going to be a tough storm for sure, for many across the northeast and new england. henri is currently a 75-mile-per-hour hurricane. it s moving to the north at 21 miles per hour, and that forward motion is expected to decrease. it s going to start slowing down a little bit, a little bit more, and that means that rainfall is going to continue falling in some of those areas. it s just going to continue piling up. the storm at the moment is 150 to 175 miles to the south of rhode island, maybe 125 miles to the south of montauk. you can see it spiraling here on the radar image. we continue to see really heavy rainfall push out of new york city where we had record