there is still rain coming down across parts of southeastern pennsylvania. the temperatures have climbed barely above freezing. and the snow and ice is still on the ground. the temperatures climb above freezing, but this is in effect tonight so there will be more travel delays and we could get stuck again. we'll keep an eye on that story. >> thanks. well, the world's busiest airline an takes off today. the merger is now complete. the new airline will debut on the nasdaq, it's ticker will be aal. the name u.s. air ways no more. it will pass into history. >>> coming up on al jazeera america. proposed safety regulations after metro north's train accident. al jazeera america is growing and now more americans are getting the high quality, original, in-depth reporting al jazeera america is known for. >> to find out more about al jazeera america go to aljazeera.com >> well, street appears to be playing it close to the vest at this hour. the dow is up just 15 points. friday's strong job report has investors speculating about when the federal reserve will start to pu

the last of the rain is southeastern pennsylvania all the railway down 95 through georgia. where it's cold enough on the surface, we're still seeing icing coming down here and freezing rain across portland and boston, that's where the temperature is down right about or below the freezing mark. it quickly warms up to the 50s and 60s, washington, d.c. and baltimore are still seeing warm weather. there's not much in the adviso advisoadvisorie srveg are stilln effect. that develop lake effect snow is starting to kick in and that will happen as the colder air comes across the warmer lakes. that will pick up tomorrow. 39, with a few flurries, christmas morning, 32 for the low 30 for the high, staying above the freezing mark. 40° on thursday. some flooding still across the southeastern states as that rain continues. just one or two flood watches still in effect. here is that heavy rain, clearing out in the next few hours then we are dry. we're talking about the cold air. these are the actual temperatures bismarck fargo, minneapolis, 1 below disclosure, but by tomorrow morning what

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pennsylvania. the stuff on the northeastern side, though, is pretty light right now. but it's much heavier where the storm center is across southeastern missouri. so you can see the blues. that's where we have heavy snowfall and heavy rainfall across kentucky and tennessee too. we have several winter weather advisories and warning up and down the northeast, great lakes, and stretching back to st. louis where those will expire shortly. in the northeast, they're going to last until tomorrow morning. so we are going to see a changeover in new york city and across parts of southern new england. but we are looking for that to happen after he get a few inches of snowfall. from south if west, we will see a change over from washington, d.c., into florida, new jersey and the city later on tonight. most of the day we will see stepped snow this morning, heavier in the northeast as we go into this afternoon and evening. and interior parts of new england and away from the immediate coastline, we could end up with 6 to 12 inches of snow. most of the foot snowfall reports across upstate new york and new england. we could see three to six inches. a l

pennsylvania. we are seeing it quickly on the move out here. we have winter weather advisories stretching from parts of tennessee all of the way up to parts of massachusetts. so eastern or southeastern massachusetts out here including rhode island dc philadelphia and northern parts of virginia. as far as the big city the snowfall accumulation it was bumped up for new york city. it was updateed by the national weather service and now we are looking at 3-5 inches possible across the tri-state area locally higher amounts will be possible. in dc 4-6 inches possible and 3-5 possible as well in it philadelphia. this is quite significant out here. the storm system exits the northeast. we will see the lake-effect snow picking up higher amounts possible downwind of the great lakes. it feels like every single day we are telling you this feels like 14 below zero in chicago. 2 below in minneapolis. >> that zero is balmy compared to the 5 below zero. >> yeah, that's for sure. >> if you think you have had to deal with cold temperatures this morning you have nothing on an architect kau. they set the weather for the lowest temperature ever. >> 138 below zero. they discovered the record after lookin