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<strong>News 12</strong>'s Pat O'Keefe and Dan Serafin discuss the ramifications of the CHSAA delaying the start of its Fall Sports Season.

News 12's Pat O'Keefe and Dan Serafin discuss the ramifications of the CHSAA delaying the start of its Fall Sports Season.

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Bronx

BX | Weather

BXFORECAST

The kind of food you eat to keep you warm. Right. You eat a bunch of this, you'd be nice and cozy. Right. Especially with the cold weather. That exactly, yes, for us all Bronx sites, we are going to be looking forward to December chill coming back with us. But luckily no rain on the horizon. Take a look at how much rain we actually got throughout Sunday and into this morning quite a bit. In fact, we just barely hit that two inch mark for both Morris Park as well as Pelham Bay. So that's again, nothing to sneeze at. That's quite a bit of rain just happy that it spread out over a four hour stretch so that we didn't get that significant flooding out there even out towards Morrisania. Just a tad under two inches and about an inch and a half for both Fordham and for City Island. So quite a bit of rain, but that rain is out of the way. Now. It's the cold and the wind, especially for this afternoon. Take a look at through the afternoon. Those wind gusts will be on either side of 30 MPH. It's a gusty afternoon, a blustery evening as well. Although for the evening commute, you'll notice the wind gusts slowly but surely diminishing 24 mile per hour. Gusts Pelham Gardens, six mile per hour gusts for East Chester. So it's still going to be blustery this evening. The gusts really subside into tonight and that's not the only thing subsiding those temperatures. They're going to be going down down down tonight. We're going to look at seven o'clock where it feels like temperature for Norwood is just 29 Mott Haven 30. Throgs neck 30. So it'll be already feeling like below freezing this evening. So bundle up for any evening plans and tomorrow morning's commute, not just for yourself but for the kids as well. Make sure they're bundled up because it's going to be a whole lot colder. Feels like temperature. Bathgate 27 Riverdale 26 North Bay Chester 26. A cold start tomorrow morning. And the cold is the theme throughout this week. I'd call it, you know, a good 56 degrees below average for the daytime. Highs 34 degrees below for the night time. It's Wednesday night, 30 will feel like the upper teens and low twenties. What's really sweet though is the weekends. At least we see that uptick and war that, that, that's going to be the big payoff. Aha. All right, I love that. Alan, thank you. Well, just ahead. Could Bronx Native card be

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Brooklyn

BK | Weather

Connecticut

CT | Weather

CTFORECAST

I know it was a bit of a doozy to start off this morning, but we're really tapping into some colder weather over the next couple of days. So much. So it's gonna feel like winter stepping out the door for some of your mornings. But we got 10 more days until the official start. December 21st. It's expected to arrive at 448 in the afternoon. So again for today, that rain from earlier is out of our hair. We're still dealing with some puddles and ponding. So be careful as you're out there on those roads or even by foot for tonight. We're still working with some colder weather. Numbers are dropping off down into the twenties. We're not really looking at cold to the point where some standing order can turn into some black ice or anything like that. But again, we're really diving into some chillier numbers stepping out the door for your tomorrow. Numbers will be in the thirties. We're looking at forties for the afternoon, Wednesday morning, again, another 30 degree day to start, but we're really not gonna get out of the thirties and then Thursday, I really want to show you what it feels like as you're stepping out the door. But again, for your Wednesday out the door, it feels like the twenties head into your Wednesday night. It'll feel like the twenties again. But look at some of these numbers for the Thursday morning, wake up similar to what we had the just past two Thursdays. We're feeling like the teens for areas up north, lower to mid twenties, for areas south of 84. So do be sure to bundle up again. We did deal with that storm earlier on, but we're looking at improving conditions throughout the rest of today, chilly weather for the next couple of days before we bounce back Friday. Heading into what looks like to be a pretty decent seasonal weekend.

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Hudson Valley

HV | Weather

HVFORECAST

Look at where the storm is right now and what it means for all of us here in Westchester and the Hudson Valley Matt. Yeah, it's leaving us as we speak as we go throughout the morning. Expect breaks of sunshine and during the afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds just dry for the conditions still wet outside in spots on the ground, especially those wet leaves can make travel a little bit more slippery. So just take it easy this morning. But I mean, the day is improving as we go throughout the morning and into the afternoon, for sure. It is a day to bundle up though, temperatures will feel like the thirties at actual highs will be around 40 to 45 degrees, but it's still going to be a bit blustery into the afternoon with winds that can gust between 2030 MPH through the morning and into the afternoon hours. That's not damaging wind thankfully, but it's enough to make it feel almost about 10 degrees colder than it is here is the future cast into this evening. And overnight tonight, we're looking at clear to partly cloudy skies with overnight temperatures dropping down to around 30 or so into early on Tuesday. So the wind, like I mentioned here still gusting between 2030 MPH at times. That's not consistent gusts, but there's scattered gusts in that range. Even through the middle part of the afternoon hours. Today, here's a hyperlocal planner for Yonkers as we get into the afternoon sunshine after a gloomy wet start to the day, the second half of the day, so much better. A high of around 45 just feeling like the thirties and then clear skies to at worst, partly cloudy this evening and overnight as temperatures begin to fall back into the thirties by around six o'clock this evening. So highs across the board today, around 45 in Yonkers, like we mentioned 44 in White Plains to 40 in Middletown, but feeling uh close to 10 degrees colder at times when we factor in that wind at 20 to 30 MPH into the afternoon. Those are scattered gusts in that range overnight tonight, lows in the upper twenties to near 30 it's still breezy overnight. It's dry, but make sure you're dressing warmly overnight with an extra layer into early on Tuesday morning because it can feel like the upper teens and low twenties tomorrow morning, tomorrow, decent day. It's breezy. It's chilly. It can feel like the thirties again tomorrow, but it's nice and dry. And in fact, once we get into the later morning into the afternoon hours today and through the rest of next week it is a nice dry stretch. It's chilly through Thursday with highs in the low forties. Remember that's seasonable for this time of the year. However, temperatures do come up a bit to above average temperatures for Friday and through early next week in the upper forties to low fifties with our next chance for any wet weather late Sunday into Monday.

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Long Island

LI | Weather

LIFORECAST

All right back in the weather center with rich now underrated, part of all the different weather aspects today it's cold out there. Yeah, it's turning colder rich. We had temperatures yesterday in the fifties and sixties. And now with the cold front past Long Island, we're looking at temperatures feeling like the thirties down to 30 in Hempstead. With that gusty wind reach 20 to 30 MPH. The colder weather is with us, the rain tapering off, still some drizzle and residual moisture left over Long Island right now. Going towards noon time, better weather conditions drying out coming your way for this afternoon. The evening rush hour looks quite nice. So you can see the heaviest rain is now east of Long Island. The cold front is east of Long Island. We have those north to northwest winds at around 15 to 30 MPH. Still some wet roads. So give yourself some extra travel time. And with that gusty wind two hands on the steering wheel for today. So by noontime, here's that sunshine through the afternoon, we get towards the evening rush hour at 5 p.m. 41 but a wind chill around 29 degrees. So colder weather for the evening rush hour clear skies tonight, tomorrow morning, temperatures around 27 to 32 degrees. So we'll keep an eye to the sky for the sunshine on the way, the drier conditions coming in. And as we go through the next several days and several hours here, we're looking at dry weather conditions through this evening. So the weather is getting better and it's also turning a little colder. You can see here at 1245 some clouds but otherwise dry weather conditions a bit breezy and temperatures in the mid forties, dry weather for the evening rush hour overnight, colder weather coming in towards the morning hours of your Tuesday, temperatures will be in the up twenties to low thirties and with the wind, it will feel more like around 20 to 25 Tuesday afternoon, lots of sunshine, a bit of a chill temperature around 44 degrees dry weather heading into Tuesday night, more dry weather into Wednesday and then Thursday, Friday, most of our work week now will be dry and you can see that Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, dry. We'll watch the threat of some showers developing late Sunday into Monday. Recapping your hyperlocal forecast today. Mid-forties for today, the rain giving way to sunshine. It's gonna feel colder around the island. Tonight, sun goes down at 425 your overnight lows twenties and thirties. It's cold to start off Tuesday morning. Then Tuesday afternoon, you're going to deal with sunshine at 4445 Wednesday. Colder on Thursday, dry Friday, Saturday, rain coming in late Sunday into Monday.

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New Jersey

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Weather stories

NJ | Weather

NJFORECAST

Weather's been pretty active today as we know downpours and light snow and even accumulations north and west like this image coming in from Doug. Doug has a couple of images actually from the Mount Arlington area. You can see some of the snow on some of the pavement here but not widespread on the pavement. A lot of it is having trouble sticking to the roads. Thank goodness. Right. But definitely the colder surfaces, the metal surfaces like the cars or maybe even the grass, there's some sticking as you can see right here. Very, very light accumulation in this part of New Jersey and even our own Isabel Lyndhurst started making a little snowman using the thunderbolt hat there. Of course, being chunky wet snow. That is unfortunately the case for our areas in the northwest. But if you love the snow, this is not unfortunate for you. It's just a mess for the morning commute. So if you have any images feel free to send it to me here at the news 12 New Jersey Weather Center and I'd love to continue airing them here throughout the morning. And even into this afternoon, we have a coastal flood advisory in effect for Ocean County, especially for our communities along Barnegat Bay. The barrier islands expecting to see some very minor flooding throughout the rest of this morning. As the high tide rolls in reason why south winds last night pushed all the water in, had trouble draining out during low tide this morning. So it's running a little higher than normal and that's going to spill over generally toward the Manteo area. The Ocean Gate area, the Bay head area point Pleasant Beach. I think the northern areas of the Barnegat Bay are the ones that are going to see some minor flooding in those most prone low lying areas along the waterfront on the barrier islands. That's also because of the wind now coming in from the west. So west northwest winds 36 MPH in seaside heights and along the shore. So just be aware, Monmouth Ocean County is definitely going to be seeing those gusty conditions, the gustiest of the winds for today across the state. So in a nutshell today, the rain is ending this morning. The light snow ending also north and west. We had some isolated accumulation on the colder surfaces and the back bay flooding is that other concern for Ocean County wind gusts forecast for the rest of the day 15 to 25 MPH, but it is going to be improving with the sun emerging for this afternoon, 48 degrees for our high And tonight our low at 31 where tomorrow is a beautiful day, mostly sunny and temperatures in the mid forties. We hold on to that seasonable weather pattern for the rest of this week with the next chance of rain Sunday into Monday. All right, thanks Mike.

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