The winds have picked up considerably in just the last few minutes, thank you, what is going on there . It looks like you have to hold on to stand up . You really do, sean, and we almost got blown over here. It gives you a sense of the power of this storm, it keeps increasing. And the people here who are either watching their homes and their communities on television or those who have decided to write it out just have a long, long way to go. Florence has slowed down now and its just creeping along, where nearly when you are in an area like this that is the worst of the worst, it only lasts a couple of hours. This is going to be 24 hours of Hurricane Force winds that we are just now really feeling the real effect self. To the rising tide is coming in. It is a terrible combination with the storm surge that will certainly destroy the dock and send these Dock Sessions into town to destroy everything and anything in the path. And watch the rain come down, it
will be 40 inches of rain which
we are also watching a week storm across parts of new mexico. blizzard warnings in albuquerque right now but take a look at what comes over the weekend. we see this continued flow of moisture across parts of the southeast, so a very gloomy one. anywhere north of the tennessee valley, you are okay. the pacific northwest, more moisture comes in. take a look at where we are windshield wise, that s really cold canadian air and sometimes you think that will invite across a lot of the u.s., rho it retreats and we get those temperatures going back a little bit better. one last thing, times square new year s eve is not a cold one this year. temperatures into the mid 40s and rain, which will feel cold if you are standing out there for that long. at least it s not below whatever. and some travelers will be
behind this storm with abrupt blizzard conditions across parts of the northern plains and it s really warm across the east with a warmer side to the storm. temperatures have dropped here as you can see since yesterday, 26 degrees cooler in kansas city than we were 24 hours ago. new york city s 18 degrees warmer than it was 24 hours ago and that s all part of the stor storm. big delays in airports, and the roads have had lots of problems with flooding. we had over 11 inches of rain overnight in louisiana and it s a very slow moving storm with a lot of moisture. that combination remains for flooding as well as all of the rain that we have seen this year. atlanta is now the second rainiest year we ve ever had, and, here s how this plays out. this moves on through for the most part overnight tonight and
the winds have picked up considerably in just the last few minutes, thank you, what is going on there? it looks like you have to hold on to stand up? you really do, sean, and we almost got blown over here. it gives you a sense of the power of this storm, it keeps increasing. and the people here who are either watching their homes and their communities on television or those who have decided to write it out just have a long, long way to go. florence has slowed down now and it s just creeping along, where nearly when you are in an area like this that is the worst of the worst, it only lasts a couple of hours. this is going to be 24 hours of hurricane force winds that we are just now really feeling the real effect self. to the rising tide is coming in. it is a terrible combination with the storm surge that will certainly destroy the dock and send these dock sessions into town to destroy everything and anything in the path. and watch the rain come down, it
severe flooding. so that is the next target once we get through with what is going on now which will not be until later. sean: you look at the washington post, they say that trump is complicit when it comes to extreme weather, he is complicit. he plays down humans role. you have been everyone says that the science is irrefutable. and it is it. everybody agrees. did donald trump cause the stor storm? no, donald trump did not cause the storm. he did he cause the seven major hurricanes that hit in the 1950s along the eastern seaboard? if you had decades like the 30s, the 40s, the 50s, people would think that the apocalypse is coming. they are doing it because sean: we have more hurricanes now than in past decades? the amount of hurricanes, the last 50 years from florida to new england is 37% of what it was in previous 50 years, so if there is climate change going