thanks, rick. >> rick reichmuth of arizona.ill get to those. mystery illness strikes? las vegas strip. hospitalized after getting sick at the rio hotel. dozens more complained of feeling under the weather. early signs point to food poisoning. officials say it will take time to pinpoint a cause. >> the flu like symptoms we can't tell. we he don't know that right now. we don't know the source. it could be airborne virus or could be foodborne. we don't know the answer to that. >> officials say they will conduct a full investigation. the children were part of a football team visiting for a tournament. and caught on camera. incredible video shows the moment a fire truck in memphis losing control arriving on scene averaging blaze. >> oh [bleep] what the -- >> officials blamed bad brakes, even though they say the truck was inspected just hours before. the department says the truck was a 20-year-old backup. the newer engine was in the repair truck. despite the accident, firefighters on board geared up and battled that fire. talk about

chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is here with the latest. rick? >> this is the fifth day we have been dealing with the storm. now it's across the southeast and the east coast and tomorrow it's going to be around much of the northeast. so i expect to see some pretty significant delays in the airports in the northeast tomorrow even down some of the plant. ripple effect of the country. tonight threats florida, coastal areas of georgia and the carolinas. northern side of it where it is much colder right now and seeing the snow falling pretty heavily at times from places like buffalo, back towards cleveland, pittsburgh, have you been mostly rain. it will be all rain as cross coastal areas of at least down towards the southeast. and then in throughout the northeast. this storm is taking a much farther inland track. that means the coldest air is interior sections seeing spots maybe up to a foot of snow. 2 to 3 inches of rain falling across the coastal areas though i-9 a corridor very windy conditions along with that kimberly. so we're talking about big d

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rick reichmuth where this storm is headed next. in times times square how bad ts gets for retailers. how is it looking there, rick? >> neil, nearly a worse case scenario on one of the busiest days of the year. hundreds of flights cancelled especially in the northeast. more than 4,000 flights affected. heavy delays, including up to two hour delays on incoming flights in philadelphia and roughly an hour at jfk and other new york area airports. the weather not cooperating into this evening. the winds have picked up. rain is continue iting to fall and the temperatures are plummeting. we are going to give you a look at the george washington bridge behind me here. the traffic moving from the city into new jersey, not too bad. you see the upper and lower levels of the gwb moving from new jersey into new york city towards rhode island towards the bronx and i 95 corridor connects cut and beyond where heavy rains have prompted flood warnings some areas further north and west plan cetted. foot or more. portions of west virginia pennsylvania, s

this is where the balloons will come down and our own rick reichmuth live. s is my favorite thing, these pilgrims. i don't know why they're funny. i like them. happy thanksgiving, guys. >> happy thanksgiving. >> happy thanksgiving. log on for our after the show show. >> americans are digging out after a winter storm rocks the east coast. there is such heavy snow piling up across parts of the northeast and it's stifling plans for thousands of holiday travelers. we know you are trying to fly home for thanksgiving and some of the nation's busiest airport are feeling the brunt of rain and snow, delaying 4,000 flights. i'm jamie colby, welcome to america's newsroom. heather: the b

let's go to rick reichmuth right now. chief meteorologist i want to ask you first what the temperatures will be at 9:00 a.m. eastern on the east coast as they are trying to make that decision about the macy's thanksgiving day parade. >> it's going to be cold. temps will be around 29 degrees at that time. the winds sustained at around 18 or 19 miles per hour. it's going to feel like 15 or 16 degrees. a very cold one. the other thing sometimes they do is just lower those balloons down and fly them very low. i guarantee you none of those balloons is going to be flying high tomorrow with the winds we are seeing. airport delays, carl was just talking about. this you see these new york city airports the delays are up to about an hour. philadelphia has been at about two hours all day. but that just dropped to around 87 minutes. that's good news. they they have had very low lousy. not as many planes off the ground. slower pace. that's where you see the backup. the storm has moved through area. temperatures plummet. looking at ter

leader before dashing off into some nearby brush. >> looking for the road runner. >> check in with rick reichmuthrick. >> got somebody from arizona. did you see that story about the coyote? >> i did. the coyote just ran right through and the runners just let him go. >> did you ever see them out there? >> no. oh, coyotes, yeah in my neighborhood all the time. >> coyotes all the time in your neighborhood in arizona. take a look at the weather maps. beautiful picture still feeling like fall and looking like fall in a few places. maryland, this is right down on the platomic, looking spectacular there. great shot. little bit of rain moving through this morning. most of the rain is drying out. cloudy skies, going to be overcast. keep sending pictures rick reichmuth on twitter or facebook. kind of a mild day across the mid-atlantic and northeast certainly compared to where we have been for much of this last week. warm up for at least a couple of days. down to the southeast you are looking pretty warm as well. there is some bad weather across parts of the central plains later on today we are going to see

meteorologist rick reichmuth is live in the fox extreme weather center with more.ld, rick. >> feels more in a lot of places like it feels in january about two months ahead of time. it is across the eastern half of the country. you're right now only 43 in dallas. all the way toward new orleans you are 48 degrees. there is warmth though. l.a., you're at 77 degrees, almost getting to 80 degrees. another freeze tonight down toward atlanta and mississippi and alabama. temps will be into the 20s and 30s. a very cold night in store. this does begin to change by tomorrow, wednesday, thursday. we start to see this big trough that we see switch directions. the wind will move out of the south finally. that will warm things up for everybody by this weekend. we'll see temperatures back into at least closer where we should be for this time of year, say into the 50s by friday. new york, mid 50s, down towards areas of the southeast. but a little bit below average. we'll see a big change in the pattern. get ready across parts of the west. a big trough moves into the weekend. we're

rick reichmuth. >> still the delays, especially the new york city airports.ost of them dealing with delays just under an hour. and as carl just mentioned, philadelphia has been over two hours for most of the day. and you're still at about 2:15 delays. any flights in or out of there, big problems. temperatures, though, are beginning to plummet behind the system. down across areas of the southeast, you're clear. but you're going to be incredibly cold. i'll show you that in a second. we've got temperatures changing, you can see that. we've got the snow now moving in across parts of the hudson river valley, in towards new jersey, in towards philadelphia. that cold air moving in behind the system. and it's going to be incredibly cold. tonight's low temperatures across the central gulf only into the mid-20s. so it's a hard freeze here. take a look at this. down towards florida, only getting to 41 tonight down in ft. myers. and across the northeast and the great lakes, these are actual air temperatures only in towards the mid teens, upper teens. it's going to be win

to fox's rick reichmuth live from our weather center. . >> lori, the philippines will see the rain taper off. it will be a while before we get a good idea of damage caused there. the areas hardest hit are completely cut out from communication. we're not getting in reports from them. over the next day we'll get much more scarier pictures. hopefully not but very possibly we'll see the fatality list that will grow a bit. this is the third typhoon hit the philippines this year. few weeks ago they had a hurricane, excuse me, earthquake that hit the same area. people were living outside in makeshift shelters and susceptible to this kind of a term. this 195 miles per hour would make it strongest system to make landfall on earth. the prior record was hurricane camille, 190 mile-an-hour winds in the u.s. central gulf coast. this look likes the fourth strongest storm ever seen on the planlet. made landfall at its peak intensity. that with are why i think we're going to see continued problems. the center of the storm is moving toward the south china

>> rick reichmuth is here. >> we type all the time here. do you even recognize your own handwriting. >> i would recognize my own handwriting like isn't there some backup, i i couldn't read my own writing, somebody say this is the wrong airport? what does air traffic control do? >> we are not supposed to be in kansas. oh, kentucky. >> the runway was way too short. >> they couldn't take off, yeah. >> crazy stuff. talk about crazy stuff, it's getting really really really cold out there. temperatures feel like solidly like the middle of january for almost everybody. cold air from storm coming in from parts of the west. cold air first came in also a storm across the west. take a look at your current temperature. minus 15, minus 2 in fargo. cold air solidly in place moving off towards the east eventually. not that cold it will moderate a little bit. scatter ited showers across parts of the east. nothing that's a big deal today. lake-effect snow will begin to fly. kind of the first lake-effect snowe event we have seen so far. this weekend is going

. >>> let's get it over now to rick reichmuth.ad about that. >> it was a break through of. meteorological science. >> what happened this morning was a partial eclipse. >> a viewer said, yeah, i'm up for the solar eclipse. >> boy, that guy is misinformed. >> it was a partial solar eclipse along the eastern seaboard. if you had some clear skies across the northeast, there was cloud cover. can you take pictures of that easily, clayton? >> if you have the proper camera because if you look through that you'll burn your eyeball. >> exactly. if you have the proper camera and took some pictures, send them to us so we can share them to you. down across the southeast would have been your best time to see that. very clear skies across the coast and the northeast, still some cloud cover, scattered showers and rain as well. not as good a shot of this across the east coast. by the time the sunrises any farther inland the eclipse is over with. out across the west, we have some rain showers and snow that will develop across parts of the rockies.

get it over to rick reichmuth for a look at the fall first alert forecast which we are finally experiencingtise from you, clayton. most people use iphones as alarm clocks. >> >> yeah. >> there is always this thing on the night the daylight savings changes is your iphone going to work in the morning? >> it should about five software updates ago they fixed that issue where people were not waking up on new year's day. if we set our alarm at the time we really think we have to get up tomorrow morning it will work. >> here is the key, if i'm not here tomorrow morning it won't work. >> if i'm not here tomorrow morning. you guys iphone alarm people? >> yeah. >> wow. well, there you go. we will see what we can figure out. tonight at 2:00 in the morning. it goes back to 1:00 so you get your extra hour tonight which is great thing which also means it's going to be dark really early tomorrow. enjoy your longer day today. temps still waking up. rain went through yesterday with this cold front right here. but it's not really the cold front. this is where all the moisture was. still bringing some showers