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Some roads are being closed Sunday evening as winter weather moves into the area.

Some parts of Queensland recorded more than 100mm of rain in one hour on Tuesday, with dozens of roads across the state cut.

Denver with the latest. lucy? >> hey, john. good morning. this feels a lot like christmas, even though we're just two days from thanksgiving. that's not necessarily a good thing, especially if you are traveling. here in colorado, we are in the midst of one of the worst snowstorms in recent memory. in denver, we've got several inches of snow. they're expecting nearly a foot of snow in the metro area. and we are just getting started. this storm is going to pummel the area late into tuesday afternoon. 18 to 24 inches of snow expected up north in ft. collins and this storm is one of the worst. the...

Fighting in the region. ainsley: benjamin hall joins us live from israel with more on the escalating violence. benjamin, what are you seeing this morning or i guess it's afternoon there. >> good morning, brian, steve and ainsley. we were here to report on how things were coming back to life. how things were getting back to normal after the announcement of that cease-fire. when rockets come out of gaza the way they have been doing for the last two days, everything is paralyzed. shops closed, schools closed, roads closed. what we thought there had been a cease-fire announced at 5:30 this morning...

Rained enough to issue flash flood warnings. we turned these into maroon. now we've got all of duvall county all the way back to fayetteville, heading out to the areas towards central portions of eastern north carolina. we have a lot of people under flash flood warnings. that means low-lying areas could have roads closed, situations like that. and people are starting to lose power too. so it's still a hurricane, it's over eastern north carolina. will the destruction be horrendous? probably not. but possible rainfall, additional rainfall, still another seven inches to go in the next 12 to 16 ho...