customers having their power restored but still 190,000 without power. now it s time for a look at the weather with louise leah. recent storms may well have eased, but the weather story this weekend is still a very messy picture to tell. lots of rain around at times and still strong winds. this frontal system at the moment is producing some rain, sun of it heavy. and to higher ground, across parts of derbyshire and south yorkshire, we have seen some snow is dipping to buy this weather watcher picture in derbyshire. where we had some heavy snow on friday, it is a much different story, to take a look at how beautiful fife has been today with hardly a clown in the sky. it looks likely that we will close and the afternoon in scotland and north east england with some sunshine, wind is still very much a feature across wales and south west in them. still gusting close to gale force. as we go through the evening and overnight, there is more rain and overnight, there is more rain and strong win
canadian maritimes. winds gusted to 79 miles an hour in rhode island this morning, 4:00. still gusting into the 40s in maine and new hampshire. the wind field will be moving out as well. a lot of sunshine across the northeast, a beautiful day, if a bit chilly. a little bit of snow across the northern plains, quiet in the southern plains and the west as well and it looks like that quiet pattern will continue right into the weekend so chris it will be a nice weekend to get out and do last minute holiday shopping. thank you, carl. here s a look at other stories people are talking about right now, a helicopter taking people on a tour of a las vegas strip crashed into a mounta mountainside and killed all five people on board. the company has had previous reports of accidents, including a fatal with unin 2003. a new development in the case of michelle parker, her family confirmed police found
was any confirmation. these storms are racing at 35 to 40 miles per hour in this general direction. numerous weak tornadoes as we go throughout the night. not devastate towns but will go down blocks and do a lot of significant damage to certain people s homes, unfortunately. we ll continue to monitor the tornado warnings as we get them. we re watching the tropical storm force winds encompassing all of southern new jersey. notice they still go down to wilmington. this storm is huge. it takes forever from start to finish before it s done in your area. norfolk, virginia still gusting to 46. looks like our gauge in williamsburg may be broken. they were at 46 for about an hour. hurricane force gusts will do that s. strong winds are coming up the coastline. rainfall totals continue to go up. most locations getting in the three to six inch raining. the winds are starting to crank. central park, 35 mile-per-hour gusts. 39 is tropical storm. so philadelphia you re on that threshold along with b
they will get storm surge in the bay and that water will funnel out of there on the back side of the storm. you can see the houses on pylons, but they are about to get a whalop. and going back to the maps, still gusting at 71 miles per hour. and you have gusted for six or eight hours now. morehead city on the back side. it is gusting at cent miles per hour. and pushing hurricane strength. going north now and the ranges of 40s and 50s to virginia and parts of the chesapeake bay. big problems because of the amount of rainfall in a large amount of area. areas of 12-15 inches of rain indudding the del mar peninsula . the del bear bay. 8 foot storm surge in the del