ben simmoneau. tuesday morning. ben: you are like the cookie of television news. juliet: i am taking that as a compliment. juliet: my golden grahams were broken into over the weekend. i have replaced them. the theory and the fray can vary. they are back. mike: i cannot wait. juliet: what is the one that you don't like? cap'n crunch. with him. ben: let's do the weather. >> all right. you go ahead and munch away. showers down to the east. showers and thunderstorms action to. a little rough for a wild. a lot of rain coming down for a short period of time. scattered lighter showers. light scattered showers. bringing us the morning showers. that area of low pressure has been kicked out they. we at this mix cold front coming through year. that will bring another round of showers. high temperature goes up to 72. sixty-eight tomorrow. another small shower chance comes to you on friday. let's bring in ines rosales. somethings getting better. ines: no problems on the northern state or southern state parkway. traffic starting to build. brooklyn side, normal delays. let's che

i am ben simmoneau, juliet huddy. the fact of the matter is you need a print magazine, a lot easier -- don't have to worry about hiding it. ben: ben simmoneau. just about every other teenage boy as well. >> meteorologist: let's show you what is going on, a shy young man. here is where the big red is. the north fork, all with showers and storms, the rain is coming it is hitting primarily in suffolk county but a lot of that action is coming into nassau county, not too much there. in central park, 63, 64 in montauk, an area of low pressure off shore, is in the east of long island's, medical front to the west, those are not that 45 is your current temperature in monticello, 50 in allentown, we have a mixed guy in the tristate region and that cluster of storms coming through, that is close enough to have storms and rain into nassau county's and a little for the rest of the five burroughs, that guy is going to bring more widespread rainfall, it will be in and out of there quickly this afternoon, showers are out there, depend

ben: i am ben simmoneau. thank you for being with us. it seems like the last couple of weeks it was light until 730, 8:00 o'clock. juliet: a conflate early. is that what you're saying? mike: short. i know what you mean. the sun is setting too early. our temperatures this morning, it is taking a little while. fifty-two out at newark. 48 degrees in pitchfork. wind is like, if you have them at all. we had a meeting with a clear control. things are looking pretty quiet. there is a week cold front approaching after that. it does not look like it will produce much. hurricane joaquin still a category one storm. rolling out to see. sending packing little bit of wave action. sunny skies. 6400 day. ai of 72. sixty-nine on thursday. there is another cold front pretty good. let's bring in ines rosales. ines: good morning, mike. everyone is waking up, heading to work at the moment. if you are traveling in new jersey, no problems to report. let's go to our cameras. take a look at your new. on the taconic, traffic moving fine. the tappan zee bridge, th

robert: i am robert moses in for ben simmoneau. juliet: i'm juliet huddy, ben is doing the 5:00, and 10:00. >> meteorologist: we are enjoying some fine fall weather out there. let's go mets. we have beautiful fall days in central park. the hero dog out there. no winter weather, for now, more springlike weather, 75 is your high temperatures today, 75, 76, 62 is the average high, 88 the record high, we seeing any records? no. it will be warmers and normal, 60 central park, 53 in newark, 44 degrees in sussex, no frost, nothing like that on a day like this, no one throughout the northeast is freezing. there are few showers in upstate new york, to the west of us there is a cold front approaching and we will see shower chances roll toward us in the tristate but i don't think we have much going on when it comes to rainfall. there will be a slight chance. clouds tend to think and throughout the day but we make it to 76 for high and we drop down this evening, the low dropping to 52, much cooler and drier for you tomorrow with a lot of sun ou

ben: i am ben simmoneau. it is 5:00, tuesday morning october 27th. thank you for joining us. looking for some songs that mention kansas city. juliet: why play songs about kansas city? ben: would you want to play? the world series, we can play in new york. we hear those songs all the time, i am just trying to -- ben: we can change them if we can play bad things about them. >> meteorologist: it is very important. up, one of my best friends lives in kansas city. >> the barbecue. ben: lovely people. ben: we digress. juliet: my dad was a farmer grew up in the home of kansas. i was always like let's go. >> meteorologist: interest crazy. what is not so great is the weather. they have showers coming through that may affect the game, but some delays out there, birdie decent chance, 60% to 70% chance of rain which is related to what will be coming through here, tropical moisture from patricia working its way across the country. there's a lot so they have a chance to showers coming at you this evening, first pitch scheduled for 8:07, see if we here's what we have with thai temperatures,

ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy, it is wednesday. day one of my -- ben: two days. two days more than i am doing it. juliet: our weather producer and weather forecaster on day 2, is miserable. are you miserable? ben: this is ines. >> meteorologist: she claimed she loved it. juliet: like the movie. one critical ingredient. >> meteorologist: so close, almost friday, 60 degrees is your temperature right now, central part clear skies, winds from the west at 14 miles an hour. makes it feel a little cooler in the city, 60 is your current temperature in boston, 57 in d.c. 62 in pittsburgh, not much happening in the northeast with temperatures, sky coverage, of little bit of this and a little bit of that. rain not a problem. it is to the northwest of us but tiny bit of rain is in that area so don't worry about it. we won't have to deal with that today, high temperature 69 with partly cloudy to mainly sunny skies, 65 is your high tomorrow, another shower chance early friday. now is time to get you over to ines rosales to see what is going on. w

i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy. i love this out fit. very nice look. >> meteorologist: this one has never been seen before. some hints of the same thing. juliet: really like it. very connecticut. you just need on patches. >> meteorologist: that is too far. way too far. let's show you what we have with rainfall and out there. we have our fair share, an inch of two inches helps, we are not done yet. you see a little over two inches of rain, 2.02, jfk 1.8 inches of rain, isn't for park and intend to have, we have been adding to that and update these numbers as time goes on but there's more to add, montauk 0.49 inches of rain but also lead to the games so they will be pulling the total will more later on. here is what we have with radar and satellite. a lot showers of come through in the overnight hours, lot of breaks out there too, the rain was not really heavy, solid rain all the way through the patches of rain here and there occasionally a downpour and this because the back edge is coming through new jersey right now

. >> i am ben simmoneau. ben: i am -- juliet: i'm juliet huddy. it has not been two weeks, and upon the friday after our coverage of the pope. ben: you were not in that chair. welcome back. how was the trip aside from your illness at the end? juliet: amazing, the best trip ever, it really was. it was fantastic. ben: mike has something to say it to you. >> meteorologist: good, good. welcome back. >> you were casting aspersions on my sickness. >> meteorologist: ben could them out there. >> i will bring up the knocks i have paid for as the in-house doctor, prescriptions, the changing fees for my airline tickets. >> meteorologist: what is the grand total? >> meteorologist: $2,100 for two days. to some beautiful weather. ready to welcome you back, welcome back, hope you feel better, you still have a little bit of a cough here. oh boy. here is what we have. let's show what is going on with temperatures this morning, 59 degrees is temperature at central park, cooler than it was yesterday at the same time, 59 in newark, 49 in poughkeepsie, 51 in sussex, t

ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy. we made it halfway through. ben: she was a pretty nice day yesterday. it looks like it was going to rain and then it didn't. >> meteorologist: we have a lot of cold unstable air and some moisture, basically meant it was kind of cloudy and looks like it was going to rain and it didn't. we did not see a lot out of it. there are showers threats out there, it was to the northwest and today your shower chances, even less. here is what we have with high temperatures, 69 at central park, above normal temperature, 5 degrees, 71 is what you made it to in newark, 70 in bridgeport and i said, 67 in montauk and today we are starting a little cooler, temperatures came down, you can feel more chill in the air, 54 at central park, 53 in newark, 39 in sussex and monticello and with the additional chill in the air starting to feel even more like fall, starting to think about putting on a few more layers but these temperatures the just going back to normal. we have seen above normal temperatures, we going back to normal and we hav

ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy, is wednesday, october 28th, it is -- of friends over there. >> meteorologist: maybe it is of little trouble. ben: let's be honest, it is going to be a rough day for a lot of folks. >> meteorologist: the mets lost nt will be nasty weather. we don't have anything good to talk about. let's show you what is going on with the radar. the myfoxny.com sky guardian 3d showing the first of the showers having passed by. what made it to the ground is little to nothing, a few sprinkles, a lot more rain to the southwest that has to make right now temperatures are milder, 55 central park. 54 in montauk, 43 in monticello with winds from the northeast and 3 to 14 miles per hour. that made it a rough morning, gray skies, heaviest showers coming for you, the ohio valley, plenty coming our way. on the lighter side, more steady and heavier showers and storms will be moving through. a messy scenario for you on this wednesday. a little quieter by 6:00 a.m. more cloud than anything

good morning, friday morning, i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i'm juliet huddy. we have to say happy birthday to my personal favorite of all time, samantha. ben: she watches the show every morning. >> meteorologist: she knows more about the show and we do. happy birthday to you happy birthday to you happy birthday happy birthday to you juliet: we love you. >> meteorologist: we have a little bit of everything to dad. we have 40s, 50s and 60s, 61 in newark, same and islip, 63 in montauk, temperatures pretty mild, some clouds in the area but not ridiculous just yet but you know what? get used to it because clouds will be a thickening up and eventually you will deal with showers and storms, looks pretty nasty in upstate new york but will we see that in the tristate? sort of kind of. some showers working their way through and any risks showers picks up toward the evening commute. no rain at 9:00 a.m. but it picks up toward noon and all the way to 80% by 6:00 p.m. and it backs down. showers come in and out fairly quickly but high temperatures pretty mild, 76 and breezy

ben: i am ben simmoneau. it is october 2nd. a lot going on, a lot of whether news especially, we're looking at hurricane joaquin, the track seems to be shifting east. mike woods, new information comes down at 5:00. ben: it is basically here right now, still keeping it well out to see which is a good thing for us. the trend was not looking good but here is what we have with the current status, still category 4 storm, maximum sustained winds at 130 miles per hour, gusts of 161, that is a potent storm sitting and spinning, i can only imagine the damage being done in the central hamas because that has the not slow-moving storm, looks like they have to deal with it for a while longer but it shows signs of lifting to the north. coastal flooding, we have those issues here and this has nothing to do with joaquin, this is a stall of frontal boundary is with slow pressure around the keeping northwest wind going, u.s. coastal flooding issues and also flood possibilities with coastal flooding as well as rain coming in to town or is here. i

i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy. ben: october 9. juliet: you are feeling really sassy today. mike: i like your shoes. juliet: these guys talk more women in the studio do. mike: one and a half. >> making all the women mad. you are right. [laughter] 54 degrees. sixty-one in islip. things are actually okay for starters this morning. lined up just to the north and west of us. there is even some lightning in the mix. a chance of thunderstorms rolling through town. it looks like they will be in and out fairly quickly. we are still going to get hit by the scattered showers and storms here. do not worry about it for the morning commute. all right. there is the cold front sliding into town. the main line comes through right around six-8:00 o'clock. it does not stick around for too long. cooler, drier air comes back to us. it will still be preceded tomorrow. more sunshine out there, too. today is kind of a throwback. a little messy for us. it does get better for the weekend. your rain chances, they pick up as we go throughout the day here at

i am ben simmoneau. it is -- >> hump day. >> meteorologist: i didn't even think about that. we made it up to 72 degrees in central park and islip and new work as well as allentown, 73 in bridgeport, 70 in montauk, what came through later is real week. it is a similar start to yesterday, 60 in newark, 45 in sussex, 48 in monticello. the cold front that came through yesterday and another one heading in this direction but looks like this one is going to pass by on the dry side like the last thing that pass through yesterday did take a few much. mainly we got the rain in the morning, the lower pressure off shore. a series of cold fronts coming from canada bringing more cool air so that is where the trend will be to get cooler and cooler in days to come so a few clouds, no big deal, high temperatures 69 degrees later this afternoon, tomorrow we make it to 65, 66 friday with a small shower chance early and even cooler temperatures as we head into the weekend, 52 sunday. cooler, 38, this has been there for three days. let's bring in ines rosales. >> starting with problems in the br

via m carey dream for ben simmoneau. juliet: dennis will be doing that evening the the rest of the weekly diane juliet huddy, 4:30 kerry: let's go to michael. action. there were rumors flying are rounds. the only ec whetting. >> meteorologist: good morning, let's get you going on tuesday morning. all little cool out side not as cold as yesterday but on chilly side. let's check your temperatures, 49 at central park, same in islip, 54 in montauk, fairly quiet, a little wind from the west southwest at 3 to 14 miles per hour and it won't be that windy but of the bed of a breeze later, a little cooler than it actually is that fairly quiet start it will hang in the same general region, some clouds and showers to the north of the tristate but here in the coming to you with temperatures cool but not actually bad at all for start is compared to what we will see later this afternoon, it is cool stuff but it will warm up nicely later on. coming to 64 degrees by noon and 68 is will we are targeting later, but above normal temperatur

ben: i am ben simmoneau, it is thank you for being with us. it is not too bad this morning. i thought it was warmer than the past couple mornings. mike woods is here. >> meteorologist: good morning. yesterday it was pretty nice, we made it into the low and mid 70s, 75 degrees in newark, 73 in central park, 71 in islip, quite a few 70s, 60s here and there, 69 in bridgeport, 66 in montauk, these were yesterday's high temperatures, at 60s and apart, 59 at newark, 55 in allentown, the air doesn't have quite the chilly and the last few mornings but still feels pretty good, 54 in monticello, 57 in bridgeport, temperature changes up for everyone, 11 degrees warmer in allentown that was 24 hours ago, 6 degrees warmer in central park, newark and belmar, 10 degrees warmer in islip, a nice bump up in temperatures, a little push back to warmer temperatures for a while. not really clouds of consequence, high clouds flying through the tristate region, should be nice and mild the next several days, there's a weak cold front approaching but guess what? as it passes by is not going to be muc

ben: i am ben simmoneau, it is october 6, 4:30, thank you for being with us, a beautiful monday. theresa: it started cold that vastly improved by the time we were out of work. theresa: the guy who sits inside. i did sit inside all morning too so i can't complain. it was beautiful yesterday afternoon. >> meteorologist: you were outside five minute every half hour. you go back in the truck. theresa: it gets to you. >> meteorologist: you think of fog you think of whether like that. >> meteorologist: i thought about putting on more but didn't do it. here is what we have, time to get up and out the door on tuesday morning, monticello, 41 in sussex, 54 central park, 57 basically where we are this time of year, we have mainly clear sky in the tristate, we started with a decent amount of cloud cover but end very nice in the afternoon, wider scope look at radar and satellite, still have joaquin which is a category 1 hurricane heading out to see. there is the area of low pressure that brought so much what weather to south carolina, north carolina and pulling away, they're going to get a br

good morning, i am ben simmoneau. liz: i am liz dahlem in for juliet huddy on october 2nd. i think we are finally saying goodbye to warm temperatures making the transition to fall for sure. ben: we were spoiled by september. it was pretty warm, warmers and august. liz: warmest september on record. >> meteorologist: last couple days, 15s, doesn't look like is happening today. ben: what about joaquin? >> meteorologist: that is the main weather story, still a category 4 storm maximum sustained winds at 130 miles per hour, gusts of 155, that is a big one, largest we obscene in atlantic waters for quite a while still meandering around in the bahamas, right over them. those folks are dealing with that for quite a while. we will give you more details and a second and show you what is happening. this has nothing to do with joaquin but we have coastal flood watches and flood watches in effect in the tristate depending where you are but is a messy set up, coastal flood advisories, at times of high tide, flooding issues will be one of our big things largely because of a northeast wind,

ben: i am ben simmoneau. it is friday morning. it has been a long week for you, october 9th. thank you for joining us for "good day early call". mike woods is here. >> meteorologist: i am starting to believe she was a little bit -- ben: are you news here? ben: whatever. >> meteorologist: we are ready for it. heading into the weekend, 53 at central park, 61 at newark, 60 and islip. 52 in monticello. temperatures this morning not too bad. a little milder, temperatures of come up in most locations, not all, three degrees cooler in sussex but the only spot that is cool at this point just a degree warmer at montauk, 6 degrees warmer than it was in islip and 9 degrees warmer in bridgeport so we have decent conditions, decent start to the day, partly cloudy sky but you see what is happening to the northwest, a scattered showers and thunderstorms out there too and looks like that will be rolling across the tristate regional little later in the day-to-day, basically as the day goes on your shot at showers will be picking up, the warm front is riding by to the north, the cold front of

i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i'm juliet huddy. thank you for joining us. what is wrong? >> meteorologist: i am just looking at this. it angle off to decide. let's show you what is going on with the weather out there. we have some showers and storms way out to the east looking kind of messy out there with heavier showers on sky guardian and we are going to see some showers potential as we go throughout the day. this is happening mainly of short for the time being but we the lighter side through the majority of the day. 63 degrees at central park, 60 and newark, $0.47 a 6, 46 in monticello. and looks like we ought to a mile started so here's what we have, an area of low pressure passing by offshore kicked off the showers, looks like they're grazing the east of law island this is the main cold front that will bring showers to most everyone so looks like your going to need the umbrella. some of those hours popping over the rest of the tristate region keep the umbrellas around for most of the day. cold front will work its way through. the area of low pressure of showers close

characters will remain in times square for now, how the city plans on dealing with them. i am ben simmoneau. liz: i am liz dahlem in for juliet. ben: nice to have you here. we have an interesting weather situation shaping up, it is cold out there, feels nice actually. >> meteorologist: it is cold. on the brisk side. the window was open last night and it is a lot cooler but everybody is focused on what is going on with this storm. more on that in the second. let's get you out the door. it is a lot cooler out this morning, we were in the lower 70s, 57 is your temperature at central park and new work, 59 in isis, 61 in montauk, 48 in monticello, temperatures are definitely cooler for this time of year this is normal, we just haven't seen that in quite awhile, winds fairly significant coming from the northeast-8 to 17 miles per hour, that is a decent amount of wind which makes it feel even cooler and we have to get used to this win, it will be with us for awhile to come, we are in a slump in terms of cloud cover and rainfall, looks like things a shift onshore along with a frontal boundary which

juliet: ben simmoneau was not feeling well yesterday did i am glad that he is not here today. >> let's call him and see how he is doing. >> he did time that out just right, though. having friday off. antwan: the man was sick. juliet: so was i when i was in london. >> i had a cold two weeks ago the whole sinus thing. exactly. i did not have to get on a plane. weather, there's not a whole lot going on. the showers are holding together just barely. over towards putnam county. you have some light showers that will scoot through here for a everyone else's more about the cloudier skies" temperatures. fifty-nine of bridgeport. 45 degrees of monticello. the cold front is working its way through. lot of rain out of it. just a little bit. mainly to the north and west of the city. plenty of sun in the afternoon. all right. let's bring in ines and see what's going on. backups out there that you need to know about. ines: let's start off with route one and nine. local lanes blocking two lanes. nassau county, you are fine. things are starting to slow down. you are okay. let's go to our cameras and se

mike: ben simmoneau all over it. that will be one of our next periscopes. first of all, we have to talk about this color. we have peak color popping up here. i have some pretty pictures from there. upstate new york. over towards fremont and new hampshire higher. not a lot happening in most of the metro areas and lower elevation areas. we are definitely not near peak. a mainly clear skies. northwest wind coming through at the northeast. fifty-five in the nation's capital, washington, d.c. it will be another pretty one out there. not too much going on with the cloud cover today. this is our next cold front. high temperature is 64 today. northwest. sunny skies again. it is not even freezing yet. ines: let's talk traffic. a lot of problems out there. watch out for an accident on long island. accident investigation going on. blocking two lanes on the l.i.e. blocking two lanes on the l.i.e. now it is off to the shoulder. let's go to brooklyn. this is westbound with those delays. on the eastbound side, slow down for rubbernecking. as for the cross bronx, we're doi

i am ben simmoneau. juliet: good morning. i am j buddy. you have your baby on the way any time. mike: i hear you. she is gunning for it. how about michael. it works. [laughter] ben: we will see. i tell you what, i make the promise he will be or she will be named after one of you. my wife will not make that promise. mike: these are some of the rain totals we have seen. three and a half inches of rain. central park 1.43 inches of the last of the showers about to pass through. the last of the showers go five. another trough that needs to go five. 64 degrees. same thing for you in newark. very warm temperatures. southwesterly flow. it will continue throughout the day today. most of that should be to the north and west of the city. there just is not nearly enough moisture to give us a huge round as high pressure starts to drift up short, we will start to see the temperatures coming back up. today, the rain will be coming to a close. tomorrow, a high of 64 you. still looks pretty good. maybe a little sprinkle in the afternoon on sunday. let's get to ines. ines: we do have some problems

i am ben simmoneau. in 4 j. mike: at the latest model update is an intermediate one. indicating more of the easterly turn. the next advisory may drift a little further out to the east and may not make landfall at all. we're just hopeful at this point that it does not make a direct hit. showers mainly to the south and the east. probably not a lot. central park will end up at 62 for ai. a few passing showers. over the weekend. even without joaquin making landfall. rain through sunday and monday. let's bring in ines was alice. ines: not dealing with flooding. we do have a 60 minute delay. jfk and laguardia reporting a 30 minute delay. normal delays on the l.i.e. let's go to our cameras. traffic moving better than before. it was moving at a crawl earlier because a debris spell. liz: thank you so much. hurricane joaquin is strengthening. people are praising. ben: long island to new york city. fox5 teresa priolo is in belmar new jersey. looks pretty peaceful this morning. >> it is. it is not stopping people from getting out on the boardwalk and exercising this morning. peop

i am in for ben simmoneau. mike: looking mighty comfortable in that spot. juliet: two words. steve lacy. mike: he is not going to have it. ra. good morning, everyone. let's get you headed out the one more warm day out there. a cold front will pass through here tonight. and they bring through a brief shower. it will bring in much cooler temperatures. all of those warm temperatures we have seen for the last couple days are going bye-bye. sixty out of central park. fifty-two out in islip. a partly to mostly cloudy sky. we will see a decent amount of sunshine. right now, the wind, they are still called. here is the radar picking up on some showers in upstate new york. notice how scattered and might they are. we have a call from working its that will bring us some showers. that will be with us as we go into friday and saturday. temps getting close to where they should be this time of year. as a goal for the next seven days, a high of only 59. showers really not impressive at all. all right. let's bring in ines rosales. >> we do have some backups. for the most part, doing fine. l.i

ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy. is it good or what? ask mike. what does it mean? >> meteorologist: it was explained to me boo boo katie could be substituted for another the word. juliet: take it over -- >> meteorologist: a lot of people don't think of it. all right, let's show you what is going on, cooler temperatures as you step out the door this morning from 24 hours ago, 18 degrees, a lot cooler in poughkeepsie, even bridgeport 11 degrees cooler than it was 24 hours ago, and degrees cooler in islip, the mainly clear sky right now, some clouds working their way in our general direction. what did that guy right there and this one those are cold fronts that will drop into the tristate region but as is usual, they won't bring much moisture with them so we are going to be looking at fairly dry weather as the cold fronts pass by, i temperatures 64 degrees, as we go through the next 7 degrees, a small chance of a shower in a morning, then dried in the afternoon, really cool over the weekend, lows in the 30s, highs in the 50s. they have a lot of thin

ben: tuesday morning, ben simmoneau. theresa: teresa priolo in for juliet. 5:00 on the dock, thanks for joining us. ben: let's check the forecast for mike woods, thank you for being here, juliet was supposed to be back today but she got ill in london. >> meteorologist: which bent gives that look of -- use that you were curious. to the she does love the brits and issue one doubleday's. theresa: she applied for a visa of any kind. >> meteorologist: she got us on this infection and you are not supposed to fly especially seven and two hours. theresa: we hope she gets home soon if she is not already and we will see her soon. >> meteorologist: exactly. in the meantime you have got the wheel. let's show you what is going on weatherwise, doing all right, a double cool out side but not too bad, 53 degrees at central park, winds from the north at 6 miles today, no big deal, 49 boston, bank board, mean, 48 in burlington, and 52 degrees was mainly clear skies throughout the northeast and a tristate, winds done not doing a lot but if

ben: it is 5:00, i am ben simmoneau, october 7th. thanks for being here. juliet is on her way back, we think that is the case, she was under the weather during her trip to europe but she may be back tomorrow. thank you for filling in. kerry: it has been a very nice week. mike says -- it is a group trip in the works. >> meteorologist: yes, yes. we might have fog wolfing. a little crisp in the air. it will be a little brisk. especially saturday, maybe sunday is a better day. ben: the leaves have not had a change. it will happen soon enough. 59 degrees your temperature central park, cooler than it was yesterday, still dropping, winds out of the north at 6 miles an hour, temperatures around a region not at at all. pretty mild stuff, 53 in burlington, 55 in syracuse, 61 in pittsburgh, pretty much the same as anyone else for of the northeast. a pretty good sign that cold air is not a big problem today. another cold front coming to us but almost hard to pick out because of cloud cover ahead of that not all that substantial at this point, high pressure is the bigg

kerry: i am kerry drew in for ben simmoneau, thanks for being with us. let's get to mike woods. i have been hearing rumors dari: 6s and even 70s later this week. >> meteorologist: next couple days, making a come back, fall back, looking good, a little push back into fall like weather, central park and poughkeepsie, 54 at newark, belmar, temperature at 52, same in bridgeport and montauk, 50 when in islip, fairly uniform temperatures around the tristate region, 48 being of a cool spot in monticello. other temperatures from yesterday, 49 degrees central park, 49 in islip, 46 in newark, a little cooler this morning but not as cold as yesterday's the won't be as difficult to step out the door and do what you got southwest at 5 to 17 miles per hour solo little breezy with a few more clouds that that is it, no real whether action in the tristate but there is to the north along a frontal boundary some clouds and showers there. does that actually come to us in the tristate? not really. looks like we will have that from hanging in that region for a while but eventually it will come throug

robert: i am robert moses in for ben simmoneau. you will be in tonight at 5:00 and 10:00 and then be back monday morning. juliet: good to see you here even though you were looking for all the chocolate bits in my special case he really didn't leave any for me but that is another story. robert: here is the problem. you need to open the cereal from the bottom because you have easier access to chocolate bits on the bottom. juliet: you have to hold it up, let the ball fall out because no matter how you turn it the chocolate nut that will fall through the flakes perhaps getting caught on one of the strawberries maybe, but likely not and that is where i find my robert: why do they trust us to deliver news? juliet: in case you are looking for chocolate bits. robert: pet rabbit thing has me twisted too. >> meteorologist: let's show you what is going on with the weather, cooler start today, 56 degrees in central park, 55 in newark and belmar, 51 in bridgeport, these are well above normal but cooler than yesterday and they keep dropping beca

bloomberg. looking to save money for students, what his plan is later i am antwan lewis in for ben simmoneau. juliet: i am juliet huddy, always of pleasure. antwan: i have to come up with one for you. i always call you jules. all these years we have been friends. we have cooler temperatures and spotty showers. >> meteorologist: that is what we have out there. there are some showers mostly to the northwest of the city as of now. they are trying to work their way into the tristate and is barely holding together. that northwestern quadrant to the northwest of the city, that is where you are likely to see the early part of the day, now through the morning commute and it breaks up and sunny skies make a come back and there are decent amount showers coming through sullivan county and orange county towards the 6 county through the poconos. at central park, 56 degrees, showers tried to roll through. another wave of low pressure keeping showers going all the way up, it will start to fall apart. whether it approaches with minimum moisture. for the most part, temperatures climb up to 63, more sun in th

ben: i am ben simmoneau. it is wednesday morning october 28th, thank you free being with us. tell was your tuesday aside from the way it ended? juliet: it was okay. first thing i do when i get in a car in the morning is pop on the radio. the mets lost and it was an exciting game for many reasons. we will talk about that in a little bit. happy wednesday it to you and your friend and little would eat. >> little quality. juliet: sound a little under the weather. ben: he is all right but maybe he has the in too much. juliet: samantha. >> meteorologist: maybe it mccullers is too tight. excuse my vocal chords. juliet: did something funny yesterday. when we were talking about ben's child, what the name would be, you said and name and then go don't you think you should wait? and go like that. i will watch you and point out next time you do that. >> meteorologist: it is a character. ben: we love it. >> meteorologist: let's get you up and out the door. bright and the umbrella, we got another one. just making sure. it is going to be wet and windy, you will need strong whether to handle

ben: i am ben simmoneau, it is october 1st, we arrived and it is a busy october weatherwise. some scattered rain out there but joaquin is what we are talking about. radar. so far the sky guardian live radar picking up on a few showers over central sections of new jersey drifting to the north, there will be showers primarily to the southeast of the city but don't be surprised if you get caught in a passing shower, does not look significantly wet today but as we go into the next couple days it will get nasty. 56, a a little cool especially for a lot of folks's taste because we have not seen temperatures like this in a while, 55 new work, 57 in bridgeport, the actual average low is 55 degrees and is even cooler and we have right now, we are used to the warm stuff, winds coming from the northeast and significant too, pretty windy day, 8 to 18 miles per hour, that will cause problems in terms of coastal flood advisories up around most of the tristate. here is the radar and satellite, you conceive of sure we have a frontal boundary stalled out and as long as it hangs clothes by we

ben simmoneau's live in battery park. >> yeah, guys. pretty calm and quiet here for a friday morning, just a light rain coming down. not a lot of wind out here, actually, and not a lot of chop on the harbor. you can see the staten island ferry out there making its way back to staten island. we just saw the first statue cruises boat head out here this morning on its way to lady liberty and, guys, even though it's only about 50 degrees out here, it actually was pretty full, likely of tourists heading out there. at least for them it will not be a crowded morning overall on liberty island. the city says don't panic, but they want you to know they are taking a couple of precautions. the city has activated its emergency operations center. they're putting out portable generators and lights at key intersections, things like that. they want you to know your flood important. that plan came out under mayor bloomberg, dividing the city into a number of flood zones. should any evacuations be warranted -- doesn't look like that's going to be the case

ben simmoneau. any luck? >> no. no rats out here at 90th and columbus. that number was the above by a columbia university doctorate student. one thing is certain, though call about rat complaints. each of the past two years. the number is said to be broken this year. making 2015 a record-setting year. some say although storms we had every couple of days, all the trash piled up. it led to a lot more rats. rats hiding in the city. more calls to 311. a lot of folks here are not surprised by these numbers. >> they look like cats. >> do they seem worse? >> yes. >> it does not surprise me. the city seems a little dirtier than that. >> this year they are on pace to exceed that. >> i guess i am not surprised. greg: one reason we cannot have seen any rats is because it is a lot of the rats are still hovering. rats only need about 1 ounce of food aid a. that apple corps, banana peel, couple of crohn's, it may be enough. throw it away in a trashcan. that is the latest. back to you. he could not count them individually, of course. let's face it, somewhat reassuring.

. >> ben simmoneau has more information for us. >> yeah, rosanna and greg, pretty stunning robbery happening around 11:00 in the morning, middle of the day here at the plaza hotel. pretty much any time of day, let's show you those surveillance pictures once again. this rob arer went to the travel-x currency exchange. he requested 500 euros. when the teller pulled out the wad of euros, this man produced a black handgun, grabbed the wad of euros and took off. it was about 4,600 euros, the equivalent of about $5,000 u.s. you don't often hear about a robbery of euros in the united states. nobody was injured in the process. the man was last seen walking down 58th street here which is just on the other side of the plaza hotel from where i'm standing. again, that happening around 11:00 in the morning. police very much need the public's help, call crimestoppers. that's the story live outside the plaza. back to you. >> plaza hotel, still a great new york institution, huh? >> yes. it's great, it's fun, great shops and beautiful hotel. >> and the oak bar. >> the oak bar, yes. >> all right. >> all right

greg: ben simmoneau is looking at the latest information. ben: that is the news. i have both of those websites up on the side here on the right, pretty simple actually. it gives you a list of all the contestss here, the entry fee, this is a big one, the nfl, $7 million millionaire maker. you pay 20 bucks to get in, top prize first place, $1.2 million handed out every week, have a million dollars for second prize, not too bad. the fbi investigating both of these websites, appears to be centered around a draft kings site which is based in boston according to a new report in the new york times. it says this is coming after an employee of draft kings admitted to in that burnley replacing information earlier about week 3 of the nfl. he went to the competing website fan joel and won $350,000. draft kings insists he did not have an advantage but some have said the employes of these web sites, akin to having insider information. both companies have admitted their employees are among the biggest winners at their competitors's web sites. experts believe this will lead to a

greg: total respect, next up battery park, ben simmoneau is there. rosanna: what is going on this morning? >> reporter: it is a quiet, calm morning, not a lot going on, look behind me n.y. harbour you can see the staten island ferry, that is the return trip making its way to staten island out there. not a lot of wave action, not a lot of wind out here this morning, we are protected by brooklyn and staten island and governors island down there here at the battery, they have done a lot of work since sandy to build it up and make it more resistant to floods. the city is also taking a couple other protections, not to panic anybody but they're putting portable generators out in places with portable lights and key intersections but cities also activate its emergency management center for the next couple days even though the threat from joaquin seems to be less and less, the city could get a couple inches of rain out of the storm we are seeing now. the mayor says don't panic, but be prepared. >> we won't be surprised because we have gone through painful pas

ben: i am ben simmoneau. halloween tomorrow. sunday, the marathon. juliet: and the mets games, of course. the world series. and to her victory of lunch. for not complaining about the weather all summer long. ines. ben: i know that ines is coming. her part. juliet: taking this trip somewhere fancy. i don't know if they put us in there. not this crew. [laughter] mike: i have not been there. let's see what is going on. we have some sun out there during the day. clouds coming at you with cool temperatures. when it comes to daylight savings, yes, that is happening saturday into sunday. the clocks going back in our. the marathon on sunday. i do not think we have any rain to deal with. we just chopped it down 1 degrees there. 43 degrees in monticello. wind is coming through around seven-12 miles per hour. wind is coming more northerly as time moves on. another cold front is coming in. it is only a short time. there is definitely some chilly air pack behind it. a reinforcing shot of cold air. at least it is passing by drive. all right. 60 degrees later this a

ben: i am ben simmoneau, friday morning, october 30th. thanks for being with us. one day until halloween, very busy weekend around town. >> meteorologist: i live on a roof, here we go. you could still come. juliet: i have to work sunday morning. >> meteorologist: oh. i do it all the time. ben: i didn't do anything. anyway, we got to get you going out the door. cool as we leave that to it all but not ridiculously cold. 52 degrees is your temperature, 50 at newark and belmar, 49 in poughkeepsie, 43 in monticello, winds from the west, 5 to 12 miles per hour, decent freeze to start you this morning, that will stay with us through this evening as well ended should die down into tomorrow. we have clear skies. when the sun comes up we see plenty of it but temperatures will be limited because the colder air is working its way down from canada and we have reenforcing shots of cool air keeping us on the jolly sight as it is cool and chilly, but at least it is dry, sunny skies, high temperature and to 60 degrees later this afternoon. your halloween forecast saturday, dry tem

ben: i am ben simmoneau. juliet: i'm juliet huddy. it is october 30th. ben: one day to halloween. we have costumes coming up later on. i have my blue and orange on. we all did it. >> meteorologist: we all sort of. if i don't want to. are you comfortable? ben: we will peer pressure into it later. greg: hope you enjoyed the afternoon because we are not anything like that sin. these were your highs from yesterday, impressive stuff, 75 bad at all, islip same thing in bridgeport and even montauk made it to 70, 70s around the tristate. monticello and 6 native to 63, 69 degrees but that is fine. we have 54 degrees at central park, 20 degrees in sussex, looks like we have a mild day, winds this morning out of the west still but turning more northwesterly, getting cooler as we speak, and 9 mile per hour winds at central park right now, 12 m.p.h. winds in new work so we have a cold front for the tristate region. what is going to do is bring additional collateral air and that keeps knocking temperatures down over the next couple days. high temperature gets up to 60 later run this afternoon a