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>> check out that. roads just submerged. communities under water. drivers who did brave the elements, man, they found trouble. so how long is this going to stick around, will we see more flooding? there is one man with the answers. >> pedram javaheri joins us with more with the weather. >> good morning. >> you know those guests that stick around at your house and get up and say good-bye and meander at the door and don't had head, that's this storm from connecticut to jfk's airport. look at what it does thursday, kind of pushes on and says, no, i'm not leaving. and then eventually pushes offshore. as it does this, we have scattered snow showers use new england. you could see an additional 8 to 12 inches in these areas. maybe had 10 inches working its way towards new york. at best maybe a little snow mixing in towards the major
submerging so many communities. oh, no! drivers who braved the elements found themselves in sticky situations. so how long will the nor'easter stick around. en early look on your weather this morning. i've got to tell you, guys, i saw a big huge new york city garbage can made out of metal, i saw the wind pick it up on the west side. >> those winds 30 or 40 miles an hour will do damage. flights were cancelled on tuesday. nearly 3,000 flights were delayed across the country. the winds, the rain, all of that having something to do with it. you take a look, record rainfall, jfk, laguardia, to $3 out there. northwest, heavy rainfall, pacific coast, heavy rainfall. north and east as well. not too bad, it's the corners of the country getting the silg
weather. the storm of the nor'easter kind of meanders in the region doesn't go anywhere until friday. snow showers a possibility, you don't see too much in the waif accumulation. seeing upwards of 9, 10 inches in the higher elevations of northern new england. on the coast, a half inch to an inch of rainfall left in areas say around boston. many back towards california, how about this, blizzard warnings across the high sierras. winter storm warnings for over 3 feet in the forecast for higher elevations. talk about fantastic returns for reserves as far as the moisture. the wettest for the west coast since 2009, guys, shaping up. the last storm system brought in 1.8 billion gallons of water for the reservoirs of los angeles county. it's just a drop in the bucket, but improvement as far as moisture. >> and we'll see more and more of that, to be sure. >> pedram, thank you so much. protesters are in the middle
powerful every day. as i mentioned to you, we now have the additional evidence of the is signatures of sarin gas from the first responders. >> is this from the united nations? is this from the united nations? >> no. this is independent. this came to the united states. it's independent. >> okay. >> but it is confirmation of the silg that which you ares of sarin and the case gets stronger by the day and i believe the case for action will grow stronger by the day. >> secretary of state john kerry this morning on cnn's "state of the union." if the u.s. does decide to strike syria, ultimately, who benefits? according to my guest, al qaeda does, next.
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