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You can see. what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: well, gregg, the reason we came out here because we thought it was a little safer to come out now. we didn't want to take any chances. but you can see that the waves are still crashing. they are not as violent as they were when they were hitting swells of 6 to 10-foot waves coming in, doing a lot of damage to the surf and the sand. this is an example of some of that damage. this fencing that you see here is actually fencing to actually go around the dunes to protect the dunes. the dunes that they built here along rehoboth are for one p...

We have. these are scenes from down in the lower east side of cars completely submerged. it is hard to imagine, this is water that has overflowed the banks of the hudson or the east river on the east side of town. these are the images that you see. very scary one, right here. this is more of the water coming in towards -- just funneling quickly in towards the tunnel there. but some big concerns for the subway systems. this is hoboken, new jersey, on the other side of the river from manhattan. people take this train every day to get in from jersey in towards manhattan. it connects down toward t...

Harm's way by any means. we have more rain and heavy winds going in again across manhattan, in toward the hudson river valley. very heavy snow across parts of the central appalachians. we will see very significant snow drifts, a lot of activity here and major problems there. temperatures, all the people without power, the temperatures are plummeting, 33 in charleston, west virginia, 43 in d.c., we may see a few snowflakes tomorrow night in d.c., so for the people without power, you are going to be very cold. >> rick, as a meteorologist, standing there today, did you think you would be looking ...

New england, flooding a major problem. we have someone from the massachusetts emergency management with us, live. he can bring us up to date on the situation there. are you there? >> caller: yes, i am. >> thank you so much for joining us. we know you are very busy. if you can describe the conditions for us, at this hour. >> caller: right now, the conditions have improved quite a bit throughout the state. the storm has quieted down quite a bit. we did have some isolated flooding and a few evacuations along our southern coast and we are can you remember have about 340,000 without power. >> i kno...

To have your home damaged and to be in 4 or 5 feet of water and you might be faced with snow flurries when you wake up to deal with the damage. that's what the people are dealing with in new jersey, as the storm continues to move through this area. we -- just eight while ago, looked over to our right and saw this blue hue go up into the sky, a transformer ploding. then we saw the road go black, as the power went out on up and the power here at the on telewhere we are, where many of the families that have come out of atlantic city have come here to stay, hoping that they would stay warm and dry...