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major hurricanes are three, we had three storms impact our state, the first was colin and h then hermine, and that name will be retired. and no longer be a storm that we have in the named systems every six years. a very warm month in november is in the 25 out of 30 days we had highs that were above average and obviously very dry, we had a measly 100th of an inch of rain, the dryest month of 2016 which coincidently november is the dryest month of the year, and for areas inlan inland, for a t, there was a surge of moisture from the south and now we are watching and waiting for the on thursday, and produce a cooler and dryer air mass on sunday, and tonight it is warm and sticky and watch out for patchy fog and low clouds. the air behind the front is certainly cooler and dryer but it's not really cold. all this is going to do is knock our temperatures back to average and average this time of year is nice. mid 70's po and 60's for lows. high pressure over the east on sunday and eventually the high shifts away and we warm up. i think this is going to make headlines in the next couple of weeks.

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hurricane hermine hit making landfall south of tallahassee, florida. it knocked out power from florida to the mid atlantic. hurricane matthews, the year's deadliest storm hit haiti as a devastating four hurricane. it eventually scraped the coast of florida and came ashore in south carolina causing major damage. in november the us was seeing a major snowstorm before thanksgiving moving across the country bringing blizzard conditions to some area. by the end of the month, drought conditions helped drove forest fires that killed dozens of people. tennessee anal bam a also saw a series of deadly tornado. in the end, the biggest weather headline, 2016 will go down as on planet earth since weather data first started being kept in the 19th century. in new york, fox news chief meteorologist. > that's a lot to digest. >> i know. that's nationwide, but surely the biggest event for us was last january, nearly a year ago, the blizzard. >> that's right. it has been a while. a lot of stream weather around theft charges here. this winter we were thinking we're not go

you remember hurricane hermine came very close to our region in late august, early september. see if any of that sounds familiar. >> i'm prei hurricanes and three major hurricanes in the atlantic and gulf basins. watch out for late august. each of the years i looked at saw storms come very close to our coastline. >> all right. >> i think you deserve your own hurricane. you get to pick the name. >> i say camerer. we did pretty well with the tomorrow, everybody. yeah, that's right. it does look like we're going to be seeing much cooler air makes its way in tomorrow, too. first off this afternoon, high temperature of 69 degrees. we've been talking about how much we needed the rain. we got rain across our area. some locations picking up well over an inch of rain over the last 24 to 48 hours. and right now 61 degrees the current number. winds out of the south at 8 miles per hour. so a very mild night. and it's going to stay this way for the next couple of hours. but can you already see some cooler air moving back in. petersberg, west virginia, 50. that some of the cooler air making

another out of hermine, pennsylvania. if you know about a secret sanity, we want to hear bit. comment on our cbs philly facebook page. >>> speaking of holiday spirit , check this out, u.s. air force geared up for an operation christmas crop to help those in need. flight santa 62 took off early monday morning, on a mission to spread goodwill, that is a good mission. this years operation has been most successful christmas drop to date delivering critical supplies to 50 island in the pacific ocean. >>> well, mail carrier goes above and beyond the call of duty to help save christmas for a neighborhood in north carolina. >> take a look at this video flames erupting inside a mail truck in wake forest. instead of running to safety the mail carrier and good samaritan did the opposite, they rush to save as many packages as possible, and now locals are calling them heroes >>> if it wasn't for her quick thinking to pull right over, and remove the parcels it could have been tough. somebody did save christmas. >> dozens of packages were saved and at most we were told were amazon deliveries

then hermine, and both has major impacts to us, on the east side we had a number of squalls. and hurricane matthew was the headline storm, that went up the east coast and produced heavy rain and flooding in the carolinas. and for us, we have an approaching cold front and sprinkles or showers. the outlook for tomorrow, temperatures day in the 70's and about a 20% chance of showers and cooler weather on friday. >> you're sleepless night should be a huge wake-up call for your boss, because a new study says your sleepless night is costing year, and the private sector added 216,000 jobs in november, that is more than expected, the fastest pace of growth we have seen since june, and it's a november to remember for the stock market and how. the dow and nasdaq and s&p 500 all finishing up way up for the month. and 68% of women say primarily responsible for their household's holiday shopping but here is the problem. just 30% of men agree that women are in charge of that spending. and it looks like someone might be sleeping on the couch for christmas if you ever ? think of your fellow

the storm with the biggest impact on this side of the state was hurricane hermine, the first to make landfall in florida since wilma in 2005. it was only a cat one when it hit the big bend area of the state. storm did about $80 million in damage. close to 15,000 insurance claims in florida, a lot came from people who live in pasco, hernando and sumter counties. they had a lot of flooding in systems in the area. those guys just -- i remember those two guys just got on that boat. remember? she just got on a boat and went out and started helping people out and rescuing animals. >>dave: and then matthew, as it approached the coast of florida, if it had come onshore, it would have been a whole different setup. >>russell: and you know, i know northern part of the state a few weeks ago. they're still dealing with damage from that storm. >>dave: it does damage along the coastline. there were parts of the road just washed out. but north carolina got hit the hardest from that particular storm and it's interesting that a hurricane drought is over for our state. still, it's been since 2005 since

police tell us hermine cervantes admitted to having a few drinks after work. >>> and a family needs your help this morning to find zeus. the family says they don't know if he got out or they really don't care either way they just want him back. >>> new at six thousand nine people busted. as deputies uncover -- even along with drug paraphernalia and meth. this was part of a three month long investigation in arizona city near eloy. >>> closer to home the search is intensifying for a suspect involved in a deadly double shooting. you're looking at surveillance rail platform. do you recognize that person. >>> dan at 6:06 i have some breaking news into the live desk. listen to this. buzz aldrin was just lifted from a station out of the south pole. this according to the national science foundation which provided that flight. the flight was requested by a private tourism firm. i don't know what the situation here is. dan, i don't know conditions are but buzz aldrin just evacuated from the south pole. >>> president elect donald trump kicks off his victory tour today as he continues to build his a

september 2 hermine ended a 3,966 day string of days without a hurricane making landfall. they knocked out electricity in tallahassee. the last hurricane was wilma in 2005. >>jennifer: close call in early october. remember this, hurricane matthew skirted across the east coast. it was the first category five storm in the atlantic basin since 2007. matthew went on to make landfall in october 8 in south carolina causing severe flooding. in all, 15 named tropical storms formed during 2016. seven turned into hurricanes. normal season sees 12 named storms. >>russell: 2016 will mark the last year that hurricane hunters the airport. they're staying in the neighborhood. earlier this year the air force told noaa they needed extra hangar space and told the agency to move by july 1, 2016. the new lease starts in may and includes $13 million for a new hangar, office and shop space. >>dave: nice. >>russell: it's something now that we can have a chance to look back at it. i mean, we had some really scary moments and some rough days there for a time. >>dave: hurricane tt i was really conc

. >> i'm going to kill hermine self. [ gunfire ] >> i'm mostly frustrated that i didn't hear that the going to turn the gun on himself. >> reporter: the intensity only escalates as community members take part and stage real scenarios apd officers encount encounter. [ inaudible ] >> trying to harm me. he was coming aggressively. [ inaudible ] >> disturbance got a lot of details possible al gun involved. right around here. [ gunfire ] >> here we go. >> somebody is dying. >> high mart is racing. but that's that fear tangible fear and people have that tangible fear all the time they're going to be up their adrenaline will be up like that. it's intense. definitely intense. >> it seems what apd hopes to achieve by holding these classes. >> that's a lot to take in, because there's a lot of information that has to be assessed in a short period of time to reach a conclusion. you're put in a situation, it's hard -- it's a difficult situation. >> reporter: it's happening. >> i have a feeling that people that see a lot of things that are really terrifying in the media are the perspective of how t

a woman was crossing the street with her daughter and son in hermine ndon they were struck and it does not appear speed or alcohol contributed to the collision. >>> 7:05 now 29 on this wednesday morning. >> it sounds like cold enough temperature to send tucker outside without a coat. good morning. >> good morning. yes, you called it steve. -- september outside all of a youen. it's cold this morning. cool this afternoon. we have a nice mild stretch of weather to look forward to as we get to christmas weekend. let's get to it show you latest conditions. fist of all let me start by saying welcome to winter it arrives 5:44 this morning we're an hour in feel wintery and let's go to temperatures reagan national big bounce in temperature in the past 15 minutes not quite sure why and temperatures at reagan national currently in upper 30s while we've been in teens and 20s off to our north and west. dulles now 25 and bwi 25. want a jacket here early. quick look at satellite reign radar. partly cloudy and sunny this afternoon and looking at daytime highs 50 with partial sunshine. should be a dry

hurricane hermine hit in tallahassee as category 1 storm.d mid at been take. by october, hurricane matthew, the deadliest storm, hit haiti as devastating category 4 hurricane. it scraped the coast of florida and came ashore in south carolina triggering inland flooding in the carolinas. by november the u.s. was seeing a major snowstorm before thanks giving moving across the country bringing blizzard conditions to some areas. by the end of the month drought conditions in the southeast fueled droves of forest fires including fires in tennessee that killed more than a dozen people. around the same time, tennessee and alabama saw a series of deadly tornadoes. but in the end, the biggest weather headline, 2016 will go down as the hottest year ever recorded on planet earth since weather data first started being kept back in the 19th century. in new york, i'm fox news chief meteorologist, rick reichmuth. patti ann: president-elect trump announcing he will shut down his charitable foundation to avoid conflicts of interest while he is in office. we'll

goodlatte asking to find owm hermine have slipped through the cracks it a story that sparked nationalonce again. the president of hampshire college in massachusetts first lowered the flag to mourn hillary's election loss. well then later took down that flag after it was set on fire when president-elect trump won. jesse watters tried to talk to the president about that decision. here's how it went. >> don't you realize the whole country's laughing at you right now? >> come on. get your foot out of my door. >> president-elect, why did you remove the flagged? >> i don't want to talk to you about it. >> well, after two weeks of protests, the president changed his mind saying the flag can fly at full staff but only because he wants the threats to stop. then there is this. first obamacare, now obama tv. president obama reportedly considering a post presidential career in the media and is thinking about launching his own digital company. mr. obama recently telling "rolling stone" he wanted to dabble into story telling. though it's unclear exactly what forum that will take. sources say the po