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And then we have got several of these in the 1800s when we didnt name the hurricanes. so this is quite historic. late hurricane season. boom here we had three hurricanes in the atlantic this year in november, which is pretty incredible. i also want to make mention by 9 way we have a blizzard across the northern plains. we havent been able to cover that. thats a big deal as well with two feet of snow blizzard conditions. storm made landfall earlier this morning around the port st. lucie area. her...

And carson city, potential for some snow. get out there early to vote, polls will be open. sub-tropical storm update, hurricane warning for the bahamas. it goes across the state of florida, dont pay attention to the center line, it could potentially impact the east coast, parts of the west coast and southeast, mid-atlantic as noreaster, well update you on that. foxweather.com for latest election details. over to you. >> todd: "washington post" just fact checked biden and gave him a pinocchio rat...

>> janice: good morning, it is monday, we have a lot in the weather department. temperatures, cold air in the northern plains, warmer air ahead of the front, we will hit records. we hit records this past week ween. we have showers and thunderstorms across the tennessee river valley and northeast. look what happened 21 minutes ago, subtropical storm nicole has tropical characteristics and extra tropical characteristics, bottom line, it will affect florida and we could have a hurricane on our hand...

Night, the state of emergecy in florida at this hour. a hurricane watch in effect now along the eastern shoreline of florida. at this hour nicole is now gaining strength, possibly hitting as a category 1 hurricane as soon as wednesday now, that storm likely to cross the state and then make its way up the coast through several major cities right into new york and the northeast. senior meteorologist rob marciano in delray beach, florida, with the timing and track and what theyre most worried about...

A November-like chill due to a cold front will envelop the Northeast US following a brief warm weather.

Now how bad it will be, that has kind of waivered as far as forecasts are concerned. the latest we got is deliver some better news for people here. it could be one to two feet lower of storm surge and high tide waters than they originally expected. so were going to be here. were going to be kind of patrolling around the streets to see if that is the case. you can see how vulnerable it is with the low water, the low lying areas and high tides from the canal here. at least ten locations here have ...

Little bit. we dont know about these vehicles over here, whether they are in danger or not. they could be. but what weve been told, this is kind of a combination of remnants of hurricane ian, noreaster, plus high tides that are higher than normal. now, the good news that we got from the national weather service a few minutes ago was that because the winds have shifted to the north/northwest, that the high tide anticipated right now at this hour may not be quite as high as they originally thought...

Is a canal. theyre expecting this canal with the storm surge and the high tide to push this water all the way into this neighborhood here as i walk this way. this is called the hague neighborhood. very susceptible to flooding in events like this. but what were told by the emergency management people is that this could be flooding the likes of which they have not seen for a good ten years since hurricane sandy. now the latest forecast from the national weather service does deliver them a little b...

Between 60 and 100 miles per hour, and the waves and the water could come on land over 13 feet tall. thats into most villages there along the alaska coast for sure. >> why did it pick up, steam? >> the farther you get to the north the more force there is and the water isnt very cold up there right now where this came from. so you get the interaction with colder air, cooler air, warmer water and it did a noreaster kind of thing. >> all right. alaskans will be watching this very carefully as will ...

Individuals who they have invited into our country by incentivizing illegal immigration through their designation of sanctuary states and support for the biden administrations open border policies. the people in marthas vineyard had no idea they were arriving. they set up shelters like they would if there were a noreaster that hit the area. back at home, hit with condemnation from democrats. were not getting many answers at this point about whats next for desantis, how many more of these flights...