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. >> meteorologist stephanie abrams from the weather channel is live in massachusetts. tracking this nor'easter, it's looking pretty rough up there, stephanie? >> reporter: it is, it's pretty raw up here. this is the same system that caused the tornados in the south and the delaware river causing two-foot waves with the white caps. here in new england we're feeling windchills in the upper 20s. anyone from d.c. doing that commute up to boston today or into new england perhaps on a train or trying to fly, it's the morning hours when this will be the worst. it's going to improve as we head on into the afternoon and the evening hours. so people can change their plans to get up to new england later in the day, it will be much improved. the tides here are running anywhere from two to three feet above average. we will see s flooding. but overall, we are going to see improving conditions. though it's going to be icy in the interior. and we're also going to receive snowfall out of this. overall, it's one of those raw wet days. just give me five degrees and give me snow. rainy is

as the weather channel's stephanie abrams tells us, the threat isn't over. >> high tide at 8:30 this morning and taken a couple hours for water to recede. this was under a foot of water to the green suv. you can see trash taken out of the garbage cans, due to the tide being so high. and the docks, as well. the docks were high. this dock was, you know, coming all the way up to about here. so things are starting to die down here, which is good news. and it will to do so. we can take you back over to more ocean front and show you the white caps we have seen, as well. i clocked winds about 30 miles per hour where we're located here. we have seen a little bit higher gusting, 50 to 60-ish miles per hour. that, of course, is making the boats rock around, and making for a very rough day on the ocean. i have a feeling not too many people are going to head out into the ocean, but people in new england today, it's the kind of day where you forget your gloves, you're bummed out will be moving out, and conditions are going to continue to improve. pat and melissa, back to you. >> this is -- the fi