Mr. New York, Mark Simone on W-O-R.

Well, we've got lots to get to.

We'll bring you all the latest on the storm, on the lockdown, on President Trump, on Joe Biden and his VP, on, well, we'll get to a lot of stuff today.

Joe Bartlett, what do you think?

The storm, as bad as they're predicting, or will we get off easy?

The center of the storm's going right through the New York area, so I think you're going to get hit pretty hard today.

Oh, thanks a lot.

But actually, the center looks like it's a little more over New Jersey than New York City.

So it looks like it's not too bad until later in the afternoon, about 3 o'clock when the worst of it hits.

You never want to be on the western edge or the right-hand side of the storm,

because that's where you get to storm searches.

And I think that's the concern. Yeah. that's where the strong winds come from wait a minute nobody told me

that I'm looking at the the map and it looks like the center misses New York City and it's way over

there and I'm thinking that's great so the right side is the worst side side, yeah, because that's when that kind of brings the strong winds and the coastal

flooding.

And I think that's the big threat for New York City, coastal flooding.

Oh, my God.

I'm sorry I asked.

I didn't know that.

That's not good.

Okay, but it looks like, well, it doesn't look good, but it looks like really the late afternoon is when it gets it to be the worst.

The mayor who's always on top of things.

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