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A threat of severe weather all the way until midnight tonight. take you through you it and the rick area and threat. heres the tornado where it happened this morning near university city in missouri. that complex moved on. now getting a soaking rain, some embedded thunderstorms. not much severe potential now at least in the ohio valley. texas, one lone, strong thunderstorm. this ones producing large hail, gusting winds, crossing the red river between texas and oklahoma and heading for durant, te...

The great lakes. and the frigid cold isnt going away any time soon. at least five states are forecast to stay below freezing through the end of the month. for many places were talking about that snow already having stopped falling. not really the case in massachusetts. regardless, the low lifting offshore is strengthening. all the snow thats on the ground, expect that to still blow around and really impact your day. a good 20 below average for moth of you out there, really for the entire eastern...

Consider how used buffalo residents are dealing with this winter weather. thats a big reason why there have only been four blizzard warnings here. theres a certain threshold that has to be met here in buffalo for to it make the cut to be considered a blizzard warning. normally theres a combination of factors. the gusting winds and the snow, the heavy snow in order for a storm to be considered a blizzard. and other cities its much easier to meet that threshold. buffalo its very different because ...

It snows up there all the time, though, doesnt it? >> reporter: yeah, thats right, anderson. this is the fourth blizzard warning here in buffalo in the past four decades. its surprising when you consider how used buffalo residents are dealing with this winter weather. and thats a big reason why there have only been four blizzard warnings here. theres a certain threshold that has to be met here in buffalo for to it make the cut to be considered a blizzard warning. normally theres a combination of...

Boston. >> margaret conley in boston. some 40 million people will get hit with this new round of winter weather. samantha mohr is tracking the weather. is it true? boston will be hit again? >> oh, yeah. definitely will be hit again. the brunt of the throw or the punch since you called it a one-two punch, it will be throughout the mid nation. there was the first punch here. the second punch on its way in and final weve been watching for the snow to move into chicago. it is indeed moving in right ...

>> cant afford it. >> reporter: he said we cant afford it. >> reporter: i set trends. >> reporter: you do. and i like the scarf too. we have a lot of reporters out braving the elements all night and morning. one of my newer colleagues at cnn got the coldest and windiest, this is what we call hazing, brian. its long island. its one of the hardest hits. gusting winds. i didnt know that you got stuck in a snowdrift. this is the ultimate in hazing. brian, tell me what its like out there. >> report...

Latest on any delays. by thursday, the storm will be gone. but strong winds behind it could spoil an 87-year tradition. those giant balloons in macys thanksgiving day parade could be grounded. this morning more than a dozen states have winter weather advisories. here in the nations capital, there isnt any snow. but it is starting to feel like christmas. the white house tree arrives on friday. john and diana? >> all right, devin, thank you. holiday travel aside, the morning commute for millions...

History, hit louisiana with 120 mile-per-hour winds. superstorm sandy that tore up so much of the eastern seaboard carried 80 mile-per-hour gusts. both pale in comparison. only hurricane andrew that ripped apart florida in 1992 comes close. super typhoon haiyan is expected to be greater than 150 miles an hour as it crosses over land and millions of people. >> along the path of this storm, you can expect complete devastation. it will act like a razor blade along the path of its eye. >> reporter: ...

Mile-per-hour winds before barrelling ashore this morning. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated but the experts say the damage could be catastrophic. our coverage begins with abcs larry jacobs. >> reporter: this is a beach in the island of the philippines. and this is what it is facing today. >> this is by all effects a monster storm. >> reporter: so massive and powerful, super typhoon haiyan could be the strongest ever to hit land in recorded history, a giant sprawl of the storm is s...

And poured water in her face. an airline industry group estimates the thanksgiving travel will be up only slightly this year with 25 million people expected to fly over the holidays. those are some of the top stories on this friday, november 8th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. it is finally friday. >> tgif. >> we made it. one more week. although the weeks are getting shorter for me. i think it is because were getting old. >> you are se...