morning on the way to the orphanage, and it was kind of warm. you mean the kids were in your house. you kept them warm last night by the fireplace. yeah. no. it looks like we re headed in the right direction. can you believe december is this weekend? pretty nice in some spots. the exception, the west coast. we re still getting drenched. this huge storm will be impacting california, oregon and washington state over the weekend. we re still expecting another couple inches of rain, gusty winds, high waves. this is one of their bigger storms they ll probably see as they go through their rainy sto season. now for the good news, we re turning the corner on this cold spell. the warm air building in the middle of the country. beautiful last day of november, denver, kansas city through texas and eventually as we go throughout the next three days, some of this will work its way towards the east coast. and look at by sunday, we should be near 60 degrees in d.c., upper 50s, new york city. we
have covered dozens of them it s a clam feeling you feel like the tropical atmosphere coming at you. this doesn t feel anything like that. is it doesn t we are talking upper 50s. feels chilly feels more like a nor easter. that is what sandy will become once it makes land fall across central new jersey and technicalities really we haven t seen hurricane warnings across new york city area or northeast more of high wind warnings and hurricane force wind warnings. mostly because it is not making land fall but it will be posing hurricane force winds across our area. thank you. craig, let s go down to craig from sandy to cape may into mandatory evacuations. is that rain i hear, brother? that he is right. the marine is intensifying
back in michigan. 80s from fargo to kansas city. phoenix, 101. hot 93 in billings. upper 50s in seattle. rob, if you ve never been to the great lakes, in the summertime especially, lake michigan and the west coast. i d rather be there in the summer than be anywhere in that area in the winter. it s beautiful, though. no. get your shovel. if you like hypothermia. the stanley cup will be at l.a. s staples center on wednesday just in case it needs to be awarded to the kings. that s right. those kings are just one win away from the cup after last night s shutout. their 4-0 beatdown of the new jersey devils. it s the fourth straight playoff series in which the kings have gone out to a 3-0 lead. they are 15-2 in this year s playoffs. and that s right. devils goalie marty brodeur summed it all up best saying the kings are a team that is doing everything right. i noticed our producer jack is strangely silent here. he had a lot to say during the devils/rangers matchup. i m not h
wet 68 in new york. 70s around the great lakes. big shout-out to all my peeps back in michigan. 80s from fargo to kansas city. phoenix, 101. hot 93 in billings. upper 50s in seattle. rob, if you ve never been to the great lakes, in the summertime especially, lake michigan and the west coast. i d rather be there in the summer than be anywhere in that area in the winter. it s beautiful, though. no. get your shovel. if you like hypothermia. the stanley cup will be at l.a. s staples center on wednesday just in case it needs to be awarded to the kings. that s right. those kings are just one win away from the cup after last night s shutout. their 4-0 beatdown of the new jersey devils. it s the fourth straight playoff series in which the kings have gone out to a 3-0 lead. they are 15-2 in this year s playoffs. and that s right. devils goalie marty brodeur summed it all up best saying the kings are a team that is doing everything right. i noticed our producer jack is strange
that way for several days. forecast today temperatures typically around this time of year around the denver area in the upper 50s. we are looking at temperatures a little bit above average. otherwise a good looking forecast for much of colorado. the rest of the country pretty active. we have a storm system moving into the northwest bringing more rain and mountain snow to a storm weary west. we have a storm exiting the northeast several inches of snow towards maine. then we watch the central u.s. we think storm also pick up potential for severe weather later on today across the missouri river down toward the texas and oklahoma panhandle with damaging winds and isolated tornado. we will keep an eye on that and bring you the latest at the fox weather center. oo oh thanks so much. talk to you later this morning. it is time to brew on this this morning. it is what everyone is talking about becoming a millionaire. tomorrow s mega millions drawing has a record half a billion dollar jackpo