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Somewhere, if most of the lower 48 is calm, you can look to the north. another big storm heading across central canada. this will drag rain into the pacific northwest. that's the worst of it. today's forecast, no travel problems at all in the middle of the country. strong winds in the north. some showers that are exiting so that's not going to be an issue. as we head to saturday, sunny and warm in the middle of the country. chris, when i'm talking about breezy and minimal lame effect showers -- >> that's great, a lot of people traveling. >> a lot of christmas decorations going up. >> yes. even...

Will start to churn those winds, we're talking gusts 50 to 60 to 70, maybe 75 miles per hour in higher elevations, again, not just travel problems but the warnings are out for the winds. this is going to be everiy from long island into parts of new england where again those leaves are still on the trees. thousands could lose power in addition flash flooding, 4 to 6 inches and heaviest wind is off the coast but come in tonight and overnight it is really going to start to blow. don't be surprised, the lights start to flicker if you lose power, most likely be out by morning for many locations but...

Will help this president. >> sandra: i love following you on twitter. you are hysterical. you had flight delays yesterday. we're glad to see you bright and cheery this morning. you had some travel problems. >> yeah. if you travel as much as i do, anywhere from three to five days a week it is going to happen. one of the ways to vent the frustration is to tweet about it. >> sandra: governor huckabee, thanks for coming on this morning. good to see you. >> bill: the bombers are roaring to life last night in the bronx. >> 2-2 pitch. driven in the air to left. this ball is gone. aaron judge. >> bill...

Storm. at 40 miles per hour winds. disappearing as it moving over the mountain areas. we could get very -- if we have 50 miles per hour gusts. birmingham through central alabama. we can get power outages. more densely forested areas. we're talking to jim earlier. there's a lot of leaves on the trees there. hasn't rained a lot. we could get downed trees. >> what does it mean for the airport? the busiest airport in the world at atlanta? >> there could be rain bands. thunder storms. maybe a small tornado threat tomorrow. and central alabama. maybe north georgia. but i'm not overly concerned with ...

Area. 45 area south of here town of hillsborough, 5700 people are waking up without power there. the entire town. there could be a lull in the action today. i really want to emphasize that people need to stay on high alert. because bile there might be a little break at times in places like kansas city and st. louis, we're tracking this piece of energy here, near baja california, that's pushing in late tonight and early tomorrow. that's when we're expecting the worst of the storm to hit. the bull's-eye is just west of wichita, oklahoma, as well as the panhandle of texas. and those accumulations...