Away from weather and traffic. And meteorologist bill evans. Do you see that video . Cant have a live shot at 6 15. Tell him to move aside. Make sure its lit really well. Heres whats going on. Thats nicely done. Here we go, the rink there in the lower left part of the picture, lights are on, 41 degrees. Great for skating, ice skating today absolutely gorgeous or at bryant. Looking at 36 montclair. 35 white plains. These numbers are way warm, 45 ocean county. So keeping up with the fog this morning. Three tenths of a mile a t morristown a little fog and cloudy today and temperatures to near 50 degrees as you see by afternoon. We talk about new years eve next. Its going to be gorgeous and heather has the day off. And Debbie Duhaime with problems on the long island expressway. A terrible accident. Yeah, new video on this to show you and to show everybody. Lets go to the video of the l. I. E. Look at this overturned tractor trailer. The westbound l. I. E. Right at holbrook road. All lanes
Square. Thank you for joining us. I am ken rosato. And you are never more than seven minutes away from weather and traffic. Bill evans with the exclusive accuweather forecast. We start with some fog. Good morning everybody. Temperature this morning starting out around 40 degrees here. Thats way warmer than normal. So us this up the Hudson River Valley, way warmer than normal also. 35 around caramel. Should be around 20 to the 25 degrees. And should be around, you know, 29 around the five boroughs so we are warm. And the warm air mixed with fog. Half mile visibility for white plains. And lower into central new jersey. Looking at about eight miles at newark. So theres going to be issues in central and southern jersey with the fog this morning. Today we are looking at warmer temperatures than normal. Were at 49. A shower or two this evening after sunset. We will talk about that next. The fog is reducing the visibility out there. Thats for sure. And speeds reduced to the new jersey turnpik
Down a few more degrees. To ri mght now the winds are out of the west at 5 to 15 miles per hour. Not that many gusts going on across the area. Brings the windchills down to 4 above in monticello. It may feel as cold as zero later on. It feels like the teens elsewhere across the region that will be the case in the morning as well. Teens, Single Digits north and west across the region around 5 00 a. M. It gets a little better as we go through the morning hours. Temperatures are going to warm up tomorrow, but its still going to feel cold, but not the brutal cold that weve seen for tonight across the region. It will continue to warm up going into friday. It will be in the 40s. Not only are we tracking the temperature, also this band of snow moving out of cleveland towards pittsburgh might touch parts of the tristate area in the morning. Well talk more than and the storms that are going to 457 this weekend too in just a few minutes. Back to you. All right, janice. You can track the temperat
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