tipton to sigourney southward (iowa city around 4-5")... 4-6" will include cedar rapids, dubuque, monticello, tama and delaware... 6-9" from traer to independence through colesburg and northward. some areas around new hampton may get even more. all will have strong winds from the northeast at 20-30 mph gusting to 40-50 mph. this will rerece visibilities and cause blowing snow. stay up to date on this storm as freezing rain, sleet and snowfall amounts may change as the low tracks to the north and east. a dangerous winter storm will track through the region today covering the entire kwwl viewing area. a winter storm wrning is in effect for today and tonight. sleet, snow and freezing rain continue to track through the kwwl viewing area with roads becoming snow and ice covered. ice accumulations could be around a quarter of an inch around interstate 80, inluding iowa city, with up to a quarter of an inch from cedar rapids too dubuque. sleet accumulations are expected to be around an inch to an inch and a half in be 1-4" from around tipton to sigourney southward (iowa city aroond 4-5")... 4-6" wi

you're at 37 in monticello, 34 in sussex, same in long branch. this is the live radar picture. watch this diagnose nol trajectory right now. runs through sections of new long island, through nassau county now pushing into suffolk county. if you're in old bridge, or aberdeen, into north middletown where actually moderate rain, you are going to see this begin to push through in the next little while. but it's all heading in your direction, long island, lindbrook and freeport and east farmingdale before it goes across into sections of connecticut well eastward of fairfield county. but you could see a little spritz there too. wind speed, right now, nothing to speak of which is exceptional, but it is going to begin to power up. the future feels like temperature, we begin today at about the noontime hour where we are. it feels like what the temperature is. by tonight, at 11:00, it's going to feel like it's in the freezing mark right here in the city, but below freezing in danbury, # in monticello, and at the 32-degree mark. cherry hill. now by the time tomorrow, this on the down jack

temperatures have fallen into the upper 40s toward monticello. the next search hours, gradually into the upper 50s as we approach midnight. now, tomorrow, we had been advertising the potential for record warmth. that may be in jeopardy because there will be a cold front from new england. parts of the area could be up near 70 agrees. we will detail that in the forecast. is there any cold air in sight? we will will talk about that later in the -- we will talk about that later in the forecast. >>> nearly 200 countries are tied to a contract to combat chime mat change. world leaders adopted an agreement to slow global warming by cutting and eliminating greenhouse gas pollution. the harris agreement aims to keep temperatures from rising another degree celsius by the end of the century. they pledge to limit greenhouse grasses to the same levels that trees, oceans and soils can naturally absorb. >> the world has come together empower us to charter a new path for our planet, a smart and responsible path, sustainable path. >> leaders were negotiating this

it's in the 40s in monticello, we see 40s in cleveland and detroit. upper 40s in chicago but above freezing. the nights will be chilly. you'll definitely feel the difference there. the days will be cooler but there is more mild air on the way. for now, though, just remember you'll probably need a heavier coat or jacket tonight than the last several. no rain in the forecast, it is dry. but there is rain coming up in a couple of days, and some even colder temperatures. we'll talk about that in the forecast, coming up in a few minutes. >>> if you have our news4 app, just tap the weather tab. >>> the murder of a 67-year-old jewish man is being investigated by the hate crimes unit. someone randomly punched the victim in the face on 6th avenue and 16 street in chelsea. attacker ran off. the victim is an hacidic jew in brooklyn. they're trying to find out if hate is behind the attacks. >>> 4 investigates found there have been seven severe injuries at the intersection of beach 19th street and sycamore boulevard in rockaway. all those incidents happened betwee

temperatures out in the hoz across long island, 30s in monticello and the winds are picking up. we've had gusts at 20 miles an hour. this is how far the temperatures have dropped in the past 24 hours, ten to 15 degrees colder. northwest breezes coming in about 20 miles an hour in some spots. that's the sustained wind. we add in the gusts, up to 24 miles an hour in white plains, 22-mile-per-hour gusts in bridge water. they will get stronger. this is what it feels like out there right now. brisk but not too bad. we do have some windchills in the 20s. newburgh and monticello, windchill will be in the teens tomorrow. up to 30 miles an hour in the city, higher than that in the afternoon, maybe 30 to 40 miles an hour in some cases. very chilly conditions expected across the area. you will need to dress differently than the last several weeks, that's for sure. rain showers have moved on. we were talking about the possibility of snow flurries in the catskills or poconos. they're talking about six inches of snow in buffalo. will be. partial clearing in our area. the flurries will show up

fe monticello. little taste of december winter in terms of the temperatures. you can see the precipitation poconos. a lot is reaching the ground. clearing out, too. >>onight in the 30s north and west. you might see some 20s tonight. going into the weekend, it looks great. the temperatures start to warm up. especially by sunday we're back into the mid 50s. there is the possibility looking ahead that there could be a coastal low forming on wednesday or b thursday of next week that might bring s ge heavy rain, wind, beach erosion. we still have a few days out to fine tune that. in the meantime, it stays dry. chilly down to freezing in stanford, below that in arlington. 36 degrees in hempstead for tonight. even at the jersey shore it will be chilly. you'll start out around 40 degrees in the morning on long temperatures start to rise in the afternoon in the city. it will be seasonable in the region with lots of sunshine and temperatures up around the 50s. seasonal temperatures up around 40s to 50. not bad at all. sunny day. little warmer on saturday and sunday in t

monticello, .30 of a mile and the fog coming and going. that's why there's a dense fog advisory for warren county, morris county, somerset and also over here toward middlesex county right there and then down toward trenton. today, we're going to have cloudky skies much of the day. and maybe showers that pop up in the cloud cover this evening boundary. and you will see with the futurecast, showers by 8:00, 9:00 tonight so traveling, holiday time, you will want to midnight. and then tomorrow, the sun returns. look at the futurecast, the clear skies and sunshine tomorrow. and into the low 50s to end the year. going to be great. so today, here comes the temperatures around 50 degrees this afternoon. rain tonight but still 50-degree range. and even overnight, upper 40s to 50. and then tomorrow, we're looking at low 50s. fog and then cloudy skies for today. an early shower this evening and then cloudy overnight and 45. and tomorrow, sunshine return, it's 43 at midnight. and great weather. tomorrow night when the ball drops at midnight, your accu

more bearable to head outside and 36 your high in monticello. so that area of high pressure will move offshore and behind it we get a return flow of much milder air as we head into the week. and check out this pattern we're heading into here. opening up the flood gates for air from the gulf of mexico to move on up the atlantic seaboard. it's mild and at times, we will have some bouts of rain during your christmas week. so here's your accuweather forecast. sun rising at 7:16 in the morning. not as windy during the day and mostly sunny skies and we're up to about 44 and partly cloudy tomorrow night down to about 38. here's your accuweather seven day forecast. turning milder on monday. 54. it's a mix of sun and clouds. maybe a couple of showers in here. monday night into tuesday, tuesday is 60 degrees. and then steadier rain moves in during the day on wednesday. 60 degrees. maybe still a little bit of age hanging around. -- rain hanging around. not much though. then christmas day high temperatures in the upper 50s. drying out. just incredible that

the last day of december, we're in the 40s in central park, and over toward and montauk, 30s in monticello, temperatures feeling comfortable across the region, we'll see the numbers stay steady, probably drop a few degrees as we get closer to midnight. if you are going to times square or anywhere, expect temperatures to be in the low 40s around 9:00, we have clouds in place but they will break unat midnight. temperatures will not go far from mid midnight, mostly in upper 30s, remember tomorrow we'll have a chilly start to the new year, details coming up. steve: thank you. alison: thank you. >> thousands of new york's finest keeping a close eye on types times square. steve: dan bowen with how they are keeping us safe. reporter: what a party it will be, the crowds are moving in on off this entrance, people are moving in lines are forming, weather is perfect and security is tight. >> a million people come here every year. this is the year, like we knew we had to do it. >> the ball is going to drop, where else would you want to be. >> who wouldn't want to be here on new year's eve. reporter: t

sayreville, wrightstown, 37 monticello, 48 poughkeepsie. these numbers will only get cooler as the day goes on. see our line going down, it will be down to 45 by the time we get to 5:00 today. temperatures are going to drop like a rock, and it's even colder tomorrow. up. we're going to be talking about a big warmup too. heather's looking at your commute. good to be back. lets go over to our mass transit chart. our mass transit is rung on or close to schedule, and not a another gridlock alert tampa bay. metro north, long island railroad, new jersey transit doing just fine. subway service is running on or close to schedule. this is one of our bigger problems this morning. this will affect you from pennsylvania coming into new jersey. 78 east near exit 7, overturned tractor-trailer was carrying paper products. you have only one lane open. they have to get out and clean up all that paper. truck routes 1 and 9 north at route 440, we have closures both ways. street cleaning rules in effect. it's a gridlock alert day. >>> thank you. it's 5:02. bre

north and west already down to 34 and monticello monticello already get getting into the 50s. it's going to be a wintry mess out there. here's what to expect. sleet will mix in with rain at the onset monday night. freezing rain and sleet could be prolonged and lead to icy spots north and west. i think the transition to all rain occurs everywhere during the day on tuesday. specifics, including the futurecast coming up in the full accuweather forecast. >>> a weather system that has spawned tornadoes and blizzard have killed as many as 43 people in 11 states. 11 people have died in texas, nearly 1500 homes damaged. meanwhile, parts of texas, oklahoma and new mexico digging out from a blizzard that has many roads impassable right now. in missouri, wide-spread flooding has killed at least eight people. most were in cars swept away by flood water. >>> take a look at this dramatic video. a driver in westchester county accidentally hits the gas and slams into a store. that driver also hit a customer inside. tonight, that man is recovering at the hospital. his family is sharing new det

so it's warm out there, we've got rain but to the north there you'll see monticello, hanover kind of the line and northern

thirty-six of monticello. forty-four in central park. we have a lot of readings in the 30s in the 40s. all the way from our buddy to boston. philadelphia is checking in with the same number as central park. high pressure is a good troll over the northeast here. we do have a northwest wind flow. it will be called today. temperatures about average for this time of year. going further on the tooth the weekend. expecting mostly sunny skies all throughout the region. a nice clear and dry weekend i had. today's cool weather will lead sunday. you probably want to put a hat on the kids. temperatures this morning are pretty cold. mostly sunny skies. i temperatures are about average for this time of year. tonight, it will be called. it will be in the 20s in the 30s across the tri-state area. tomorrow we will go up into the low 50s across the area. upper 50s by sunday. a high of 47. let's see how nice it is on the road since morning. >> and accident blocking lanes. have that accident right there. two lanes are blocked heading into queens. alternate

right now, cold in monticello in bridgewater, 36 in long branch. it's reaching the jersey shore now too. the colder air is over the northern planes. three in fargo, and all that cold air is swinging across the great lakes, creating some lake-enhanced snowfall on the east side. cleveland, erie, buffalo, buffalo is expected to get up to six inches of snow, and they haven't seen much, any snow at all so far this season. and a few flurries are already starting to move into the catskills and poconos tonight. that's probably as far as they'll go. if you see any at all, they'll be few and far between. they'll be around tonight and tomorrow too. in the city, feels like the 20s throughout the day. if you're going to be out and about tomorrow, dress for what's going to feel like for that wind, you'll need to shade yourself from the wind too. sunday, not as cold. certainly doesn't feel as cold either with less wind and more sunshine. temperatures in the mid-40s. then next week, here we go again as the southwest wind kicks in into the 50s and 60s christmas wee

readings in the 36 in a poughkeepsie, sussex, and monticello at 25 now. in the city, mid 30's. same thing in montauk, bellmawr, 43 degrees for you, and expecting it to be mainly a rain event for the jersey shore. the winter weather advisory mainly for northern and northwestern sections into new jersey and sussex, warren and passaic counties and the hudson valley like rockland, putnam, again a mainly icy continue through the overnight ap early tomorrow morning so could be a rough morning commute coming in and out tomorrow morning. mainly rain for the coastal sections but could be a flooding rain as the rain will come down heavy at times. talk about that coming up. antwan, allison. >> all right, thans so much, audrey. >> thans, audrey. >> thanks, you a dy. >> checking out wild weather in texas. that video showing hailer thatly the size of golf balls pummeling cars and homes in the dallas area. officials say 11 people were killed ap dozens more injured when tornadoes swept through the area over the weekend. at least eight people were hurt in the amarillo area due a huge snowfall i

we were warm yesterday, up to 63 in central park. 54 in monticello. we had a lot of clouds around and we still have some of that. the temperatures as you can see, it is a huge drop in temperatures, all the way back to 40. it is feeling more like winter. 40 in central park, newark and islip. 36 in poughkeepsie. the temperatures dropped about 6 degrees cooler in sussex. 8 degrees cooler in central park. 11 degrees cooler in islip. we are setting the stage for a change out there. showers are down to the south. we got snow to the north. notice that, that is the colder air coming into place. we have more of that that is dumping down to the tristate region. this low pressure is bringing us our wintry mix to the tristate. you can see what is going on, a lot of showers and storms along the area of low pressure, cold front, all working together and the biggest storms in arkansas and by the time it is getting here it is a wintry mix and we have a wintry weather advisory for the northern tier of the tristate and starting this we have an icy mix with sleet and ra

monticello couldn't crack the freezing mark, the high temperature they are 30 degrees. dupree chillier than much of their region. 30 simina locations although monticello and bridgeport is a the winds been plus trailed a long and continuing that going into the evening. right now 10 to 15 miles an hour winds but they will begin as we go through the overnight. combined the wind speed with the temperature and windchill factors in the 20s in many spots in the teens towards monticello and we are in store for chill evening across the region. snow flurries earlier and a lot of them quickly dissipated before they reach the coastline. i'm going to leave a chance chance for nicely deferred tonight that most of us should stay dry. temperatures i will be dropping into the 20s in many spots and it will be just under the tomorrow. plenty of sunshine across the area is temperatures will be seasonable with highs mostly in christina. christina: audrey thank you. there were lots of married folks out today. there were lots of married folks thousands took part in today's ho ho ho book and s

morning but not ridiculously cold, in islip and bridgeport, 41 degrees and apart, 40 degrees in monticello, winds from the north northeast at 3 to 13 miles per hour so is breezy outside this morning, not crazy windy and a yesterday. if you head into the central and southern sections of new jersey you have a clear sky but as you head into the city the rest of the tristate especially to the east is where you have cloudy by the end of long island, especially toward montauk. that area of low pressure which is driving it all will move to through it. the clouds around for the majority of the day a partially the northeast wind, tomorrow we have partly cloudy sky, no precip in the area and there will be a cloudier sky too but at that point showers approach the tristate, some showers show up on future cast along the jersey shore but looks like for most part we should keep it fairly dry. we will see a mix of clouds and sun, the majority of the sun in the afternoon. 3:00 in the afternoon, 51, highs on the warmer side. we will warm up as we get toward sunday, high temperatures 60. let's bring in chris

winds out of west/southwest just the really cool stuff as you head to monticello and north and west, we'll be below the freezing. everywhere else, we should be somewhat comfortable especially for this time of year. the seven-day forecast, here it is and there are changes since this morning. we took out a lot of chances of showers. we originally had one in for thursday and friday. i think what we're going to see is that we stay relatively dry this week. we'll still include the chance of showers tuesday into the evening. we'll watch these coastal systems or coastal storms begin to work their way up. they don't look significant. i think at best they will stay to the south or to the east. >> i love that. 59. awesome. >> awesome and strange. we'll take it. >> exactly. we do need that rain. >>> big game tonight. bruce beck is coming up next. he's live from metlife stadium. jets today on a gorgeous sunday afternoon at metlife stadium. with so much on the line for both football teams. coming up in sports, the rivalry lived up to its billing and it took overtime to settle the score. we've got

morristown 50, monticello 46 degrees. look at these records we broke yesterday. 67 degrees in central park, jfk a record at 70, bridgeport at 61 and ice lip at 68. 62 laguardia did not break a record, we were in the 7 0z as we head into some places, 72 recorded in places in new jersey like morristown. islip, you are all in potentially record breaking zones. warm december, six straight days only one in the 40s so far we are 9 1/2 degrees above the norm and, get this, no big cool down coming. we return to near normal conditions but that's about all. all right. let's continue to move on. future tracker, with he see clouds in the forecast today, scattered showers maybe to the north, but i think as we head through the day we will see, again, the rain probably push through later in the day and some of it could be heavy at times mixed with some thunder showers, believe it or not, before the evening is done. then by about 4:00 tomorrow morning we clear on out and we have a much better day tomorrow. again, chance of a shower we ke

monticello din make it out and below the freezing mark today. 30 for the high. spent most of the day into the 20's. now area-wide right now. we're seeing temperatures that are chilly across the area. we're 38 now in central park. the same number at newark liberty airport. still in the low 40's in montauk. down the 20's up toward monticello. >> chilly 27 degrees. way up in the hudson valley. we did start off with a coating of snow ap a few mr ryes that rotated threw and ton see them. our wind speed and direction is out of the west-northwest. still blusty, too. ing now, the sustained winds are were 10 to 15 miles per hour on average with gusts even higher than that. we factor that in with the current temperature. it is feeling look the teens in monticello ap feels like 30 now in central park. windchills in the 20's from poe kip city to bridgeport to islip. the winds are if if you plan to head out on saturday night. be bundled up. i it will feel chilly with windchills in the teens and the 20's now. look at the satellite and radar that shows the flurry that is menti

the windchills this morning it feels like 17 in monticello. feels like 28 in central park. you are waking up to -- if on the vortex satellite and radar picture we do have clouds over head right now but generally speaking today will be a mostly sunny day for us but a seasonably chilly day. winds today will be at 5-10 miles an hour. 20. i'll have your full forecast coming up and we'll talk about much warmer weather in the in fact, we'll talk about record warmth in the extended forecast. back if -- back to you. >>> a store owner has been shot and killed inside his business. >> this morning police are searching for his killer. >> reporter: the shooting happened at this clothing store. investigators were out here all night trying to get answers as to what happened and they're trying to track down a suspect. here's what we know. this is video from the scene after the crime happened. it was at 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the clothing store in question is called top plus. it's in the journal square neighborhood. police tell us a robber showed up with a weapon, a person shot the store

temperature of 48 degrees in the city. 41 as you head up to duchess county. 39 in monticello. the south breeze, five to ten miles per hour. the seven day forecast ahead, look at the numbers for this time of year. it's going to remain in the 60s from tomorrow straight lu monday and after that, after we get cooler, we stay in the 50s. 55 on tuesday, wednesday, 54 and 54 on thursday with a chance of showers. well above average temperatures for the near term forecast. that's a quick look at your gorgeous night to get outside far stroll or by a tree. back to you in the studio. >> dave, thank you. maybe winter forgot to show up. >> i don't mind. >> i don't think anybody does. lynda baquero is teaming up for a special series to help you a your loved ones. >> we are f using on protecting our seniors who are often the target of scams. night, w investigate lottery izes and what to know to protect your money. evelyn recently received a surprise when she checked her mail in staten island. >> $2 million? i won $2 million? i did 't go int a contest. >> reporter: she opened this notice with

it is 27 and monticello in poughkeepsie. new york city is 42 degrees. a shift in the wind direction is coming from the southwest. that is what will bring in milder temperatures over the next several days. winds are relatively light around 10 miles per hour. will be ten-15 throughout the day. we do have clouds out there, son will break through from time to time, but for the most part it will remain mostly cloudy through the afternoon. the clouds coming in through this system is headed right in our direction. will arrive tomorrow morning and throughout tuesday with much of the action happening north of hudson valley. that wave moves out in another wave moves in on wednesday bring in rainfall across the region. as the kids head out to the best stop it will be chilly with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. mostly cloudy and 50s this afternoon. temperatures above average. tomorrow as we start up the have rain and temperatures near 60. upper 50s for wednesday and christmas day looks great. high temperature 60 degrees and wet weather returns over the weekend. le

tomorrow we wake up to 49 degrees, 40 in monticello, up to 53 at noontime, 51 in hamptons bay. and as we get up to 51 in asbury park, it will be dinnertime. let's check out your seven-day forecast. again we talked about the fog tonight. watch it into tomorrow. cooler temperatures. 64 on sunday, i think we're in for another record setter. and look at the seven-day forecast, in and out of showers but much cooler temperatures. but the thing to note, typically we sbhould at 39, 40, 41 degrees at this time of the year. >>> while it is winter here, sort of, christmas means summertime in australia. famous beach for sunshine. it's so bizarre to see the santa hats. this is what they do. beech goers posing in front of a christmas tree and an inflatable reindeer. >>> swimmers hit the water in germany. there you go. members of the berlin seals winter association walked into the frigid water there. the group has been meeting up for cold weather swims since the early 1980s. the water temperature was around 42 degrees. >> those germans are tough. >>> so much more ahead on news4 new york at 5:

take a look at the fog, visibility numbers down to half a mile in monticello as well as few spots mainly through new jersey ending higher elevations you have had the fog out there. no dense fog advisories this morning but patchy morning fog and then it should be burning off later on. other than that there are the showers the game yesterday. taking into south jersey. through long island into connecticut but most of that in the late evening and overnight hours and not pulling away from everyone in the tristate, we saw some clouds for the morning and some fog but that should be breaking up as time goes on, we will gradually clear your skies out, take you to 50 for a high, ringing in the new year on a cool but dry note as our lows drop to the mid 30s of what will be chilly out there but with all the sunshine in 2016, the is how we started off. ready for it. let's bring in christina stoffo i am kinking new year's eve not much. hopefully. ines: we start with an accident and it is in new jersey. route 3, eastbound in the area of broad street and accident happened involved in an overturned vehic

of the city will get down below freezing. 37 already case in point morristown, newburg, sussex, monticello. new jersey, well below freezing. there will be fog developing at the same time in those areas. there could be isolated icy spots on untreated surfaces. well outside of the city later on tonight. not only because of potentially fog but maybe ice developing. you see the high pressure firmly in control. big area here over the ohio valley of clear skies and that means nice weather again as we head in to the day tomorrow. in the meantime, lows tonight well below freezing in the suburbs getting down to 27 in morristown. 25 at monticello. getting down to about 38 at central park courtesy of the clear skies and nearly calm highs what a recovery. 54 in the city under mainly sunny skies. low 50s in to the midhudson valley. a mild day tomorrow. 54. as we head in to the day monday, clouds and sun, 53. high clouds developing ahead of this system which will come out of the ohio valley then try to redevelop offshore of the carolinas, eventually moving to our east during the day tuesday but that wil

also the northwest of the cooler as we see glaring skies around poughkeepsie monticello and sussex where temperatures dropping in the 40s at the moment. the wins are relatively not light but what do to notice the southwest wind direction has brought in a milder temperatures from the southern states above the area. a lot of clouds in place not much in the way of rainfall, couple of isolated showers picked up by the radar. i will leave the chance for an isolated showers tonight but tomorrow think we will see a mix mix of sun and clouds to start a christmas day. the clouds will thicken up towards afternoon a chance of a nice good shower but much of the above-average. they won't be as warm as they were today the 60 degrees readings pretty nice for christmas day. allison: thanks audrey. as audrey told a new york city reach record high temperatures and he didn't need to look far to find folks they can avenge the weather. jennifer lahmers is alive that ryan park where it's a very warm day. reporter: is so good. take a look at this. so many people out here at bryant park. just to give you a sens

like newburg and monticello. you need maybe more than an extra layer if you're going out in t the cat skills and poconos. feels like 38 in white plains. it's brisk, it's cool, it's chilly across the area. upstream, we are seeing a few flurries and sprinkles come through parts of sullivan county and pike county. some isn't reaching the ground. not to worry. maybe a slight touch of winter for a brief moment. back to the west we're seeing th ce rockies and this is high pressure that's dominating. that's what's going to dominate our weather for the next several days before another storm system gets i n here. so futures show temperatures dropping off by 9:00. 30s and 40s and overnight you'll be around freezing in the northwest. mid 30s in th ity and at the jersey shore. per 30s and highs tomorrow, 40s to around 50s. pretty close to average. maybe a couple of degrees above. you have sunshine on saturday, 52, and sunday back to the mid ab50s. hanukkah begins at sun down. mid 50s on monday and no rain until tuesday. guou

tonight, some 20s north and west, in poughkeepsie, monticello. white plains at 33 degrees. newark and 50 in islip. enjoy your weekend. sunday is the warm day at 56. hanukkah beginning at sundown on sunday. possibly rain show ug up on tuesday night. in the meantime, have a greet weekend. >>> disturbing video that's causing outrage on social media. >> it shows a toddler still in marijuana. t one adult says in the video coming up. >>> a local sheriff speaks out in the wake of the shootings in san bernardino. news4 investigates the process some are taking to get a permit song: "that's life" song: "that's life" song: "that's life" p song: "that'splife" that's life. you diet. you ercise. an.d if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...t s is jardiance. along with diet and exercise, jardiance works around the clock to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. to get rid of some of the sugar it doesn't need through urination. blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight loss or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance coul

you are sitting pretty at 63 in morristown. 48 in monticello. upper 50s down the shore where you were in the lower 70s earlier today. here is what is happening overnight. we have an increase in the cloud cover. could be fog forming. could be w50eud spread after midnight -- widespread after midnight, especially outside of new york city, the valleys where the wind goes calm you central park maybe in the upper 40s. areas north and west of the city and out on to long island the 40s. tomorrow a dreary start, maybe fog, drizzle during the morning. not much in the way of steady rain until late in the day. it may wait until dark to move in from west to east. before that happens another day where we get up to 63. time's record is 67 set in 1881. that is probably not threatened but we will watch it. colder air by the weekend as filmily the jet stream shifts to the south and allows some of that cold air to move in from canada only to be followed by milder air christmas week. accuweather forecast, mild, areas of fog late, spotty drizzle. 54. morning fog and

right now around the area, cool spots in monticello, north and west chillier, 47 in west hampton, 50 in montauk -- i should say 37 in west hampton and 45 in long branch. verage temperature on a day like today. 51 is where we wound up. that's all great news. and again, throughout much of the area there were consistent temperatures, a little cooler by 8 or 9 degrees as you head to the north and west. so the chilly weather sticks with us tonight. we're going to clear out and see beautiful star lit skies. tonight. but tomorrow, mild weather, bright sunshine, gorgeous conditions and yes we're going to be inhe 50s in december. as we head through the week we're watching for a coastal storm. question is whether it makes it here or go out into the atlantic. 45 to 50 degrees temperature stteays mild. tonight we'll kip down into the 30s, 29 in monticello and poughkeepsie. 34 in montauk and 32 in trenton. the next seven days we begin hanukkah, the first night under golden sun shine during the day and the golden light of the minora in the evening. wednesday and thursday showers are again likely.

temperatures right now 50 in monticello, 59 in long branch. 50s you out toward the hamptons. we have a light southwesterly once it calls down tonight, that's where we might see more patchy fog developing near the coast. we've seen a band of clouds moving through, they will you've on to the east and there will be clearing in between that. a rain system will move in on monday. so in the meantime, it's just more of the same. 57 at 7:00, into the mid fifth -50s even by midnight. and the warm air coming in from the southwest and the record highs will probably see numerous ones on sunday across the area. we do drop off to the 50s monday, tuesday. that is when we're expecting some rain. it turns windy and breezy. but 50s are still about 10 degrees above average. so tonight only in the 40s in eastchester, 52 in the city. 47 for garden city. could be patchy fog near the coast. away 6 on 0 or higher. in the city it's a mild start and up to the low 60s by the afternoon. low to mid-60s for the jersey shore. it will be pleasantly warm for you. and 50s to near 60 north and west of the city

we start with nice temperatures in the 40s in poughkeepsie, sussex, monticello, 55 in central park, lot of clouds, no rain yet but it is on the way, we anticipate a lot of rainfall in the afternoon and evening. it is this system that is heading in our direction so that your umbrella handy because we will experience heavy rainfall later this afternoon. tomorrow 73 for christmas eve believe it or not. the previous record was 63. christmas day looks like we will stay nice and dry, temperatures above average and over the weekend another chance of rain fall. ines as your traffic day. it was nicki minaj in the background. ines: let's talk about the cross bronx, traffic, some problems, jerome avenue there is an accident blocking a lane, a car fire 89 the 5 local lanes, the new jersey turnpike, we have an accident blocking lane by exit 69 in local lanes, some activity, the palisades, of a throughway by the palisades, accident blocks elaine, speed restrictions on the tappan zee bridge, let's go to cameras, how foggy it is on long island, those headlights are moving, just have to be careful. on t

year, we are 46 degrees in central park, 45 and islip, 43 in bridgeport, poughkeepsie 42 degrees, monticello at 39. looking at satellite radar, a lot of wet weather approaching the northeast low we will have on and off rain showers for much of wednesday? wet weather gear handy. is part of a complex system j. lo and they organization with silver and now turns to cleaning up all but he. the governor says he will not all special session on ethics reform since the legislature will be back in session soon defended the when he was asked to show identification he began aggressive. galloping off to cops and everything that is resisting their records to contain and. rodriguez has a review station for allegedly harassing tourists for cash tips goings of far as grabbing phones and the leading photos if he doesn't like and down with iron man's rest made the scene in this area known for isn't the first ti switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. thanks to their 1 hour appointment window. fo

morning, slow it down, take it easy, we are warm in central park, 54 in montauk, poughkeepsie, monticello in the low 40s, we are much warmer than normal loud there. getting a little bit of a break in action areas of fog showers moving away over the ocean, there is rain, getting into an unsettled weather pattern with low pressure developing, moving into the mid-atlantic states that will track in our direction tonight and tomorrow so a wet start to the weekend. today looks good for your christmas, quote you can enjoy it, some sun for the afternoon, not much going on, clouds tonight with a chance of showers into morning. somali repeat of today, break in the afternoon, showers will return tomorrow night in to sunday morning, then we turn like december, 57 to 65, some sunshine, hope you have a great day out there, showers late in to sunday, monday and tuesday, northwest of here it there might be of little bit of a wintery mix and snow accumulations and paying on to cooler weather after that. the myfoxny.com weather apps, and search for it on the apple store or google play store. let's get a lo

visibility down to a half mile at monticello. some areas well outside of the city already getting some forks and that can expand overnight. this front will sink off to the south tomorrow, maybe keeping areas north and east of the city a touch cooler than they were today. but from the city and points at least as warm as we were today. maybe near 70 at toms river. maybe a shower or two in the morning. i think steadier rain tends to develop in the afternoon and evening hours. temperatures well into the sick. mostly cloudy, mild out there. that patchy fog developing, 54 for a low it. patchy morning fog, mainly cloudy, still very warm. 66 would break that record set back in 1923. it's mainly cloudy, mild, maybe some spotty drizzle late. down to 5 4. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast. on mandate's warm out there. it starts getting wet, maybe a shower in the morning, then steadier rain in the afternoon. that record monday was 67. that was set back in 188 1. we get within four degrees of that potentially. then clearing out quic

upper 40s in monticello. the fog is in and out across the area, so visibilities vary from place to place. in some areas it's less than a couple miles like white plains, month sell low and trenrenton. and the fog will be an issue on and off. right now we're seeing the heavier rain move off the east he said. end. this is the front and once that passes, the atmosphere will clear. so this evening a few showers or sprinkles. not a lot of rain left over. temperatures will stay in the 50s. very strong gusty winds coming in out of the northwest. highs around 50, but the cold air continues to settle in. and over the weekend, the 40s will feel like the 30s as the winds continue to gust around the area. it's clear and for once we will see temperatures near average. but we go into christmas week, and guess what, the temperatures come back up. we get a little rain, too, and of course we need more and more rain. the warm air continues to rule and the pattern stays unsettled, so rain on on and off through christmas eve. sti

couple of cooter numbers as you 36 in monticello. little precip in the air. with those cool temperatures hovering around the area there, you could see a passing fleury. winds beginning the move down. teens in the plains and islip. gusts up to 30 miles per hour today. feels like 41 in poughkeepsie, 37234 newburgh. in monticello or north and west, down out to 26 degrees. as we move forward, what can you expect? we're going to begin to clear on out. lots of sunshine heading into the weekend. tempicatures climb into the 50s. that's nice. but we are going to look at the possibility of af coa al low beginning to move up into the area after we head into tuesday, wednesday. still not sure of the timing anand, again, with any coastal storm a move of 25 miles in one direction or another makes a big difference in what we get or don't. so tomorrow we'll call for sunrise at 7:02. we'll see temperatures at the 50 northeast, 10 miles per hour. 4:12 when the sun sets. mfortable. as far as when the seven day forecast, let's take a look and see what we can expect. nice rise in

you've got windchills in the 20s in monticello. and it's going to get a little worse as we go through the night because the winds are going to get stronger through the night. here's where we'll be tomorrow morning. it's saturday morning at 5:00, wind gusts up around 30 miles an hour. that's where they'll be most of the day. we still have some of the rain left over along the front just off the east end of long island. but that's moving on. they're getting lake effect snow across the glax. buffalo may see 6 inches or more. and in the flow some of the flurries will make their way down into the hudson valerie and the catskills and poconos tomorrow. but here comes the mild air coming back next week. temperatures will warm into the 50s and 60s christmas week. tonight, 20s and 30s, tomorrow 42. strong and gusty throughout the day. sunday 46. less wind, beautiful day. 50s by monday, showers tuesday and wednesday, we're back to the 60s christmas eve. christmas day looks dry but 58 will be the high temperature. not a bad christmas at all. >>

and 42 poughkeepsie. 30s sussex to monticello. further west, in the 20s towards detroit. temperature drop from yesterday, 10 to 15 degrees. that was expected as the cold front has moved to the east. we'll have the chilly air slide in. not so bad now. about 10, 15 miles an hour. we will see gusts pick up overnight to 25 to 30 miles an hour. tomorrow those gusts could exceed 30 miles an hour with the wind out of the northwest bringing in the colder air. a couple of showers offshore. nothing else on fox 5 sky guardian now, but as the cold air tumbles in here, don't be surprised if a couple of flurries appear over the higher terrain. later tonight and tomorrow afternoon. again, see the cold front offshore. if you look to the west, here are the snow squalls and snow showers. this will be a good event for folks along the great lakes region. you'll be hearing of two foot that get the typical snow squall coverage this time of year. the weather map showing the front offshore. here comes the northwesterly wind into tomorrow. sunshine and clouds. there may be a flurry north and west

monticello although it's 42 in central park. and factorrer in the winds and it feels like 16 degrees in monticello. and 25 in white plains and greenwich. and feels like 2535 degrees in central park. the satellite and radar, seeing rain in the city for many hours but in the lower hudson valley, still seeing the wintry precipitation. snow and sleet have been the primary mixes there. and as things warm up, we will continue to see all of it change to rain. the high temperature today 51 degrees. so that means we will end with all rain before everything tapers off this afternoon. and tomorrow's high 52 as well. >> thank you. >>> firefighters rescued two hikers trapped on a ledge in a rockland county park. chopper 2 was over the scene for the rescue in hook mountain state park yesterday. three people had been stuck but a man managed to climb down and call for help. firefighters responded and helped rescue the two women who were stuck for almost three hours. no one was seriously hurt. all three will be issued park trail. just last monda

temperatures in the 20s in monticello monticello. well, winds are gusting around 20 to 30 miles per hour. not as intense as yesterday. they will diminish as we head throughout the morning. by the afternoon, these wind gusts are really gone, much lighter as we head into the second half of the day. right now, feels chilly. you need the jackets. windchills in the teens and 20s. coldest spots are north and west of town. here's a look at storm tracker. a nice quiet high-pressure day once again. we saw some of those yesterday. today windchills in the mid-30s. definitely a more comfortable feel. the sun is out in full force as well. that's going to hep as you're heading outside. as we set this into motion, by tomorrow morning heading out the door for your monday morning commute, another chilly start there. definitely want a jacket. bundle it up again in the hudson valley. places like monticello, feels like 20s. a little milder than today. look what happens by tomorrow afternoon. you see the green coming back. that represents feels-like temp

monticello at zero, eighth of a mile in morristown. we showed you the pictures, but we to want reinforce the fact that if you're in some of the areas, it's going to be treacherous to get out, wait another hour or so. and things should begin to really clear up. it is an odd december, six straight days of over 60 degree days. and so, we are not nine and a half degrees above the normal high. so, we are trending to be a record-setter. we'll of course know for sure at the end of the month, but there's no big cool dounz coming either. now, the second half of our day, a mess as well. why? not so much because of the fog, but because of rain beginning to roll in. i'm going to step southeasts to show you what's coming from the west. clouds thicken up, and then at about 7:00 tonight, 6:00, 7:00 when we're all driving home, ending our day, the heavy rain begins to roll on in. kibt, 8:00, it's working out to the east to portions of long island. right along the 495 corridor. 9:00, eastern end of long island, look at this, we have more coming in from

good morning belmar had at 55 degrees. the 40s in sussex as well as over to monticello. winds are light at the moment what's to note about winds is that direction is from the west, southwest which is a mild wind direction for us and that will be persistent over next couple of day. wet weather working in here and a system affecting eastern seaboard from northeast down towards the southeast. a lot of rain is being found along it. it will be pushing east into tuesday. bringing us a chance of rain tomorrow. i think steadiest storm into the evening. below normal for precipitation so we need rain. above normal wp ts about 11 degrees so far for the month. all right looking ahead to today above cloudy skies. mild with light rain showers. steadier and heavier wednesday afternoon into the evening. nice and mild with low 70s. sunny and 63 for christmas day. let's see how it is this morning on the roads. ines has traffic. start off with queens you have an accident on bqe closing that. nassau county things are fine on long island expressway. northern state and southern state parkway

check them out. 27 degrees in monticello 34 white plains and sparta. you factor in the winds, it feels like 31 in central park. feels like 23 for white plains and greenwich, 15 in monticello temperatures tonight that will be in the 30s for the city. 20s into the suburbs. you factor in the winds, it feels like the teens and winter has yet to fully arrive. it arrives monday night just before midnight. will it be feeling like winter as we move forward? i will have those details coming up. >> thank you. >>> and the weather may be cold, but retailers are hoping the shopping forecast heats u sales at malls nationwide are down by 20% compared to last year. and the super saturday could >> cold weather is good for business. >> reporter: especially if your business is selling hats and gloves at an outdoor market. >> business was off because we had springtime in new york. >> reporter: major retailers hope the colder weather gets more shoppers into the holiday super saturday people flocked the mall at mill creek where the kohl's store is open 24 hours a day until

riverdale in the bronx at 48 degrees. 49 month monticello -- 49 in monticello. a chilly brisk breeze through the evening hours then the winds are morning. you will notice the breeze but nothing like today. 10, 15 miles per hour gusts as we approach 50. a couple of showers coming from lake ontario on a stiff northwest wind. that is furnished by the low over northern maine. they are getting 5 to 10 inches of snow in northern new england. a couple inches reached the poconos. we are pinned in between a high and low. that means gusty winds until the high gets closer. that happens the next 24 hours. the storm over the pacific northwest won't get here soon. over the coming days, south florida soaking will last through the weekend and give them about a half foot of rain. they need it. some of that may creep up the coast. that isn't a sure thing. that may stay offshore. we will get into that in the seven day. breezy blue skies tomorrow, 50. after a chilly start it will feel nice in if the afternoon. what a first weekend of december. 53. delightful. look at the weather ma

low 60s on to the east end. 63 as you got to poughkeepsie. 57 in monticello. we're still in 50s now. upper 50s in town. 54 poughkeepsie. middle 50s across long island into connecticut. monticello, 45. 51 as you headed back towards allentown. the wind has been the story. for today. wind speeds have been averaging about 15, 20-plus miles an hour. occasionally those gusts were over 30 miles an hour earlier. now. figure in the evening time, we'll look at a northwest wind between 10 and 20 miles an hour. tomorrow it will be less than that. north-northeast. nothing going on tonight. it's all dry. next chance of rain will come in on thursday with the next system that's coming in from the west. can see some of the cloud cover around the area dipping across as time goes along, it's going to dry out as we head into tonight and look for a clear sky to develop. that storm moving to the north and west of us. in the wake of the storm the strong northwest wind in the forecast. high pressure builds down. that will give us pretty good weather for tomorrow and already the next

at monticello there were several waistcoats lined with old cut-up stockings. because he was always cold. but that's -- this is a virginia bobcat that we -- i think they got it through the state. i think it was the road kill, actually, and now it lines our reproduction cap. this is research and design. what happens here is we developed items for use in the historic area. generally, when you develop a garment for use in the historic area you like to have three things and the majority of the garments have been through this vetting process. first, you'd like to have an antique that you can study and pattern and that has some kind of attachment to the chesapeake. then, you'd like to have a period depiction of someone in that antique. finally, ideally, you have some kind of written documentation that talks about the antique, either an invoice or a letter that describes it or a bill. ideally, it would be a letter or a diary entry that says on this day, at this time, i bought this garment from, it was made for me by. that absolutely never happens. unless you're the 2%

monticello at 30 degrees. so, looking at the month of temperatures were above average except for the days in blue. a handful of days. and we tied for the warmest november ever. that is 2001, the year that we nelson. maybe we are set up for a docile december as well because the polar vortex cannot drop south until the jet stream sinks to the south. allowing for mild air to come up from the south. until that changes, we will deal with mild temperatures. chill from time to time because of the air coming in but for the most part temperatures are above average and we are under warm air. high pressure over the weekend means no storms. temperatures are allowed to go above average and that pattern holds until tuesday. tuesday this system appears in the northern plains that doesn't look like much now will start to develop. as it comes through ohio and tennessee valley and meets up with a coastal storm, that can mean rain for us on tuesday, developing. so,ing expect today and tomorrow to be beautiful. above average with