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>> why right now hurricane nicole going down on, florida some are under evacuation notices, some are evacuated after being claimed unsafe because of seawall a rosen. with the estate still recovering from hurricane ian six weeks, to go schools and businesses are now close thursday, and when nicole arrives it will make history, the first hurricane to make a november landfall in the united states in nearly 40 years. for more on this, pedram javaheri sentiment with a very, latest this hurricane seas...

Ian decimated parts of florida the state is once again hunkering down amid another storm. nicole made landfall over an hour ago as a category 1 hurricane. its impact was felt hours before as highways and storm surges pounded the coast. it broke a record set in 1935 for the latest date in the -- in the year for a land falling hurricane in the u.s. meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest. why this seasonal anomaly? >> hurricane season goes until the 30th of november. not something you see eve...

And realize that you know, -- >> christiane amanpour, cnn, irpin, ukraine. >> still to come here on cnn, check on tuesdays weather for voters heading to the polls in the u.s., pedram javaheri will have all the latest details just in a moment. ahead. you dont know what youre getting into, but at the end of the day,y, you know you have a team behind you that can helelp you. not having to worry about ththe future makes it possible to make the present as best t as it can be for everybody. i was alwa...

>> tuesdays weather could play a big role in how many photos to make it to the polls across the u.s.. a look at the radar, maybe overwhelming some folks if you havent done your research, storms, snow, heat, a tropical storm rather in the mix, it could put voters to the test. cnn meteorologist pedram javaheri joining me now from atlanta, with that election day forecast. definitely some areas getting hit here. >> absolutely, the western u.s., we have the wet weather coming, in the snow showers are...

Warmer temps, again, increase the likelihood voters keep the incumbent party in power as well. looking at voter turnout and participation and warmer weather definitely plays a role, it seems. and when it comes to wet-weather it does decrease democratic leaning turn out across the united states. rosemary? >> very interesting. all right, pedram javaheri, many thanks on bringing us up-to-date. appreciate it. well, the power ball jackpot is continuing to grow. saturday nights $1.6 billion jackpot ...

That. pedram, many thanks as always. well, another work of out doused with a random food item by climate crisis protesters. this time it was monets painting "grain stacks" at a museum in germany and it was pelted with mashed motatoes. the museum released a statement saying the painting was not damaged as it was covered in glass. its the latest stunt by activists to vandalize a famous piece of art to draw attention to their causes. just over a week ago activists threw tomato soup at vincent van...

If its not the cold, its the heat. lets go to meteorologist pedram javaheri. hi, there. >> were watching about 70 million americans underneath the cold weather alerts. in some spots, believe it or not, down to 18 degrees across the central plains and portions of the midwest and even the carolinas down to the lower 30s. winter weather to be had. the u.p. of michigan up to a foot of snowfall as the disturbance goes by this region. the people are getting snowfall, theyre surely taking note here tha...

Officers killing two before the third officer was able to take the suspect down with one shot. police say it was a deliberate attempt to lure law enforcement to the scene. continued drought in the u.s. midwest has caused the mississippi rivers level to drop significantly in some places. in some areas hikers are able to walk to islands previously not reachable by foot. to make matters worse, the rivers basin is forecast to see below avr rain through the end of the year. so lets turn to our mete...

Indicative of what wind speeds we are expecting in jacksonville, savannah, charleston, bloomington. 50, 60, 70 miles per hour across these areas, bringing power lines down, trees down, rain falls across the streets, exceeding 6 to 8 inches. the storm, certainly, far from over. orlando, the reason why disney world has shut down. hurricane-force gusts, across that region, right now. it was what theyve noticed, the sun coming up, that there will be felt across areas of charleston, and savannah, ove...

So, we are experiencing this. were told this is going to last for several hours -- >> and hours before it made landfall in florida, a team of scientists and -- from noaa flew into the eye the storm, getting crucial information in part to forecast the hurricanes pass. a member of the team posted video on twitter of what he described as the worst flight into a storm hes ever had. >> there goes the signs. there goes the beds. holy cow. >> joining us now is robert rogers, who is on that flight. he w...