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Janice dean looks at the weather. >> low 40s where you are, trace? >>trace: at night, yes. >> it is cool across were of the country, feel be very wintery. the system is moving across the central plains, depending where you live it will be a rain or snow event with a mix, as well. across the southern plains we are getting the ring event. moving across the ohio river valley and the central united states we are getting the snow. not a lot of snow. but we could see 1" to 3". one of our computer mode...

We could be looking at a foot of snow out here. some of the computer models have hinted to that. right now they are trending toward the lighter side. otherwise arent the new york city area and subpushes 2 to 4 inches. manhattan 2 to 3 inches. continue our track westbound widespread amount in the peal and upstate new york that will depend on your elevation. if you are higher up likely going to get a little bit more snow. timing on the storm system 9:00 a.m. saturday widespread snow across p.e. an...

White house and the senate are controlled by democrats and they dont seem to have put forward much of a plan either so. what a mess. shane deapril, from "campaigns & elections" magazine. shane, thank you. >> thank you, jon. harris: fox weather alert now. parts of the eastern united states bracing for even more snow this weekend. forecasters say states from the ohio valley to the northeast could be hit. fortunately it is not expected to be quite as severe as the storm we saw that hit over christm...

Tornados and blizzards. what is spawning this? >> well, whats happening is winter is pushing its, pushing its fist out into the united states and of course december and much of the country has been quite warm while the rest of the northern hemisphere has been shivering. now that the cold air is starting to have its way there was a massive clash over the deep south yesterday as we, are well aware of with the tornadic activity. but on the other side of that, when youre snowing christmas day all th...

Now, and accumulations could be anywhere between 6-12 inches of snow, higher amounts possible especially as we head into interior portions of the northeast. as we head into this evening, the nighttime hours and early thursday morning, so we do have a prolonged period of time here that we will be dealing with the winter weather. winter storm warnings are in effect from parts of west virginia and also western portions of the state of west virginia, in pennsylvania, upstate new york and also portio...

In the 90s that climate change was real and it was a product of actual physical empire cal evidence that thousands of people had collected from all around the world for many years. and its not hypothetical. its not about computer models. it is right here right now. but youre saying now but you did not say that before you actually went to this place, correct? and sort of chronic elling these with your pictures. you were skeptical yps. >> imfact it was before i went out in the field they needed to...

Just nuisance rain, but i just want to give you a heads up, that we are watching some of the computer models, and we might have a storm just ahead of thanksgiving for all of these vulnerable areas again next week. so, i know its bad news, but i just want to make sure people are aware in advance, we are watching a potential coastal event noreaster possibly for early next week, before thanksgiving. jenna: a heads up is always appreciated. >> every time you see me its bad news. i want to come on wh...

>> that is the verdict from some british scientists, and abcs john muller explains. >> reporter: from a simple cup of joe to a double espresso shot of mocha frappuccino, its what opens the eyes of more than half the americans on a daily basis, but a new study is dark with no sugar. it says climate change has the wild arabica coffee plant headed for extinction as soon as the year 2080. >> devastated is not too strong of a word. >> right now im addicted to coffee. >> i dont think i could live with...

Together. janice dean in the extreme weather center. i was watching nic gregory on fox 5. and he seemed well encouraged that it might stay east. >> there is the possibility. we are really not sure of this first alert forecast. so, a lot of variables here to work into it. tomorrow we have a better idea. but, yeah, some the computer models are making this more of an offshore thing. that would be good news. i want people to be really vigilant here because we are still dealing with noreaster. rain h...

Folks in a lot of cases, babies in a lot of these homes. theyve already suffered so much damage as a result of hurricane sandy and a lot of them have been complaining that theres been no sign of anybody, no sign of fema, not even the red cross, so there is a question about how they survive and get through a noreaster that is now barreling down on them. meteorologist janice dean watching this. jd, how bad is this going to be. >> reporter: megyn we are hoping that the storm kind of stays a little ...