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seems a little odd that the black kid are there with a white santa. >> it's all good. >> to each his own. >> you was scared of santa. he's got the cutest things. >> you can't really see my phone. there's a black santa and white santa stocking that we found. >> ryan, you're the best. thank you. >> "cnn this morning" continues right now. so glad that you could join us this morning on the eve before the eve of christmas. good morning, everyone. poppy and kaitlan are off and i'm here with the lovely and smart and talented sara seidner. >> i was wondering where you were going with that ...

Right now we've got a lot of rain and high winds across parts of the northeast, possibly taking power out and also causing major delays as far as the air traffic system goes. >> it sounded like a summer thunderstorm in new york this morning and the roads are slick. so it's going to be pretty dangerous out there to drive or walk. can you put this into context for us? we always have a very bad habit in the news business of saying this is the worst storm ever. how does this storm stack up with storms of the past? >> it's very interesting, it's like fingerprint, no one day is exactly a like. howev...

And i encourage people, if you do want to leave, do it now before we really get strong hurricane conditions. it just -- the conditions today, to be out driving are going to gradually get worse. put safety first. if you can stay at home, please stay inside. this is not the time to try to get a great photo-op. it's just too dangerous. >> yep. i think people forget and so often when we cover these storms. folks drive on the roads, they think it's a few inches of water and before you know it, they get washed away. i hope folks are listening. i know they have experience with hurricanes there, hurri...

Please stay safe. the human crisis is overwhelming, but you can help. check out our website, cnn.com/impact to find out how you can help lend a hand to those suffering after this storm. you've heard the super typhoon described as possibly the biggest storm in recorded history. that is no exaggeration. at the time of landfall, the winds were clocked at 195 miles per hour with gusts reaching as high as 235 miles per hour. i want to bring in meteorologist chad myers in the cnn severe weather center. chad, given what we know now, how does this storm stack up to the other monster storms we've s...