our wins have an calm, sunoco big windchill factor. a big difference between who is getting the sun and who is not. to the south in places like fredericksburg and ocean city are making it into the 50s right now. hello, december. we start out the month with an average height of 52 degrees. our average low is 37, down to 29 before the end. we usually get our measurable snowfall, two point three inches on average. we had 15 inches of snow fall grade more on my blog at the area of lowm. an pressure developing off the coast. that is why we are so cloudy. across the country to the northern rockies, this will be a major storm system heading across the gall -- heading across the gulf coast state and could make its way across the east coast and could impact our weather by late in the weekend. as for us today, it's going to be a bit of cloud cover with temperatures around 50 degrees. if we hit 50, it will be the first time we've done that in a week. mostly cloudy skies. 39 degrees. we may even top it by a couple of degrees as we get into the low

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to jamie, finding out for herself that out at a sunoco station. jamie? >> reporter: yeah, unnerving to say the least, neil. kudos to you for asking the question that has everyone at the pump scratching their heads. gas prices over the last couple of months have been coming down. but now they realize they're going to go up. and they're really steamed because it's due it higher taxes. >> it's unthinkable. that's -- almost insane. gas prices are going to almost $4 for a gallon now. and i mean, you can't even afford to eat after that. >> no, that's not -- that's outrageous. i don't think that's good. i don't like that. gas is already expensive as it is. >> he going to double the taxes, so how much is going to be the gas? who going to lose? the paper, the taxpayers, they're going to lose. >> no. that's too much. no. don't give me that. >> reporter: neil, we tried to nail down the answer to the exact question you asked -- if you're going to collect all this money in taxes, where is that money going to go? what exactly is going to be fueled? listen. >> i have n

sunoco and big play there, energy transfer partners.re deepwater driller. they have rigs obviously involved in the horizon drilling but that's a couple years. and endsco also drills for oil. >> why do you think they're doing well in 2014? >> stock forecasters make weather forecasters look great. i think they look good in the wrong run. i can't tell you that they're going to pop next year but trading more cheaply than they have in the last five years in price to sell and price to earnings. you won't get burned with them the way you could in a high-flying tech stock. >> thanks john. >>> and the new year marks the beginning of the end for some of america's most popular light bulbs. it's part of the government's plan to help save energy but as bill whitaker shows us not edge is seeing the light. >> reporter: at stores across the country, traditional light bulbs are slowly fatdding out. >> even my christmas lights were l.e.d. >> reporter: starting tuesday, the country will stop producing incandescent bulbs as the country works to shrink its