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That would be the coldest air in atlanta since the first of april, seven months. in memphis, should be into the upper 60s. only a 49 degree afternoon. youll notice the warning trend does return here towards the latter portion of the forecast period. there are rain showers to be had in parts of texas. dallas seeing the coolest air at a 50 degree or so afternoon. which will be the coolest since february for parts of dallas. a remarkable run here of how much warmth has been in place. the seasons ar...

The world series will be re resuming on tuesday. wet weather in and around the area. working your way from the west, pushing in with the next incoming system. temperatures into the upper 30s. 39 in minott. seattle, 53. los angeles, 57. enjoy the 60s and 70s across parts of the southern united states because the coldest air of the season going to be upon us here over the next few days. especially towards the latter half of the week. little rock in the 60s dropping down into the 40s. new orleans f...

Now halloween is over and that means colder weather is on the way for much of the u.s. lets get to pedram javaheri for the forecast. >> good morning, isa. november 1st here. for now generally quiet conditions. we do have some snow showers across some of the colder spots back into the plains and then the areas of the intermountain west. cooler temperatures, how about this, 27 to 31 degrees to start off the morning for a couple million people across parts of the midwest. freeze warnings are in pla...

The same storms are now moving into alabama and florida, and may bring more tornadoes there, too. pedram javaheri joins us with the forecast for the rest of the day. pedram, we have the north without power and the south seeing severe weather. the u.s. is battered on those two fronts there. >> it continues every single day. every region of the u.s. seeing significant weather and weather was the bomb cyclone across the western united states, the tornadoes were seeing in portions of the southern un...

It has 366,000 customers in new england in the dark. here is meteorologist pedram javaheri. >> good morning, christine. we are finally watching this noreaster move away from the coast line. unfortunately another system right on the heels of it producing severe weather along portions of the southeast today and tomorrow it could get interesting around the northeast. of course, were just wrapping up this 90-plus mile per hour wind event observed across massachusetts and areas of new england as well...

And again, the system departs, another one follows suit right on its heels. the active pattern continues into this weekend. >> do keep us posted. pedram javaheri, good to see you. thanks, pedram. now, china says the u.s. is posing seismic risks to ties with beijing over a comment from americas top diplomat. u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken called on the international community to support taiwans meaningful participation in the united nation. heres a response from chinas foreign ministry...

Meantime, severe weather is heading towards the u.s. southeast. meteorologist pedram javaheri has todays forecast. good day, pedram. >> good morning, isa. it is shifting toward the gulf coast region. very gusty winds associated with the next system. yes, even a level 3, that is an enhanced risk in place east of lake charles approaching areas of new orleans where the highest threat is in the country for severe weather. could see some straight line winds, over 50 or 60 miles per hour. large hail c...

>> thank you very much, pedram. now, democrats are racing to reach an agreement. coming up, the flurry of meetings to deliver a deal on president bidens social spending plan before he leaves for europe. plus calls to look into the death of 25-year-old jelani day. so many unanswered questions. one lawmaker says a federal investigation is needed. well bring you those stories after a short break. you are watching "cnn newsroom."

A lot of news tonight including the weather. new york governor kathy hochul declaring a state of emergency for more than 20 counties ahead of the anticipated noreaster. the rain is already coming down in the tri-state area, worrying officials that after the remnants of hurricane ida that caused deadly mass flooding in september, what could happen? what are the possibilities? our meteorologist pedram javaheri joins me now. pedram, good to see you. what are you expecting from this storm? >> you kn...

Now, the governors of new york and new jersey have declared states of emergency ahead of a powerful northeastern storm. thunderstorms and heavy rain are expected across the east coast today, potentially causing flash floods. meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest forecast. pedram. >> good morning, isa. a lot of people on alert across portions of the northeast. of course, we saw what remnants of ida and tropical system henri. it is tuesday morning here. as youll notice what was left of the ...