Hey, it's Friday. You know, I've been looking forward to this big holiday weekend. I haven't had a vacation like two weeks, three weeks. And what's going on here? This is not bad. This is the little storm today. This is the little one. We got through this. This was nothing, right? This was nothing.

What about it? Out in the suburbs in New Jersey.

Just a trace on the ground.

Okay, perfect. Now, the next thing is Saturday. It'll start Saturday evening, Saturday night, go into Sunday morning.

What were you saying? One to three in the city.

One to three, yes.

But it's one to three in the city and most of Westchester of, you know, lower Fairfield

County, Long Island, it's one to three.

And then what was this five to eight?

That's a little further north.

Well, you shouldn't be living a little further north.

That's not right.

You live even more north.

It's like two feet.

Well, then you deserve it.

What are you doing living up there? You know it snows up there.

They have what they call that snow line. And above there, you always get a few more inches.

So if you live in, I don't know, Rye Harrison, Scarsdale, Larchmont, Mamerinick, it's an inch, two inches.

One to three is what you'll get.

If you go way up there, Yorktown. If you want to go to

like Newburgh, you're going to get... Why do you live in Newburgh? You know you're going to get

hit with snow. All right, well, then don't complain. It's like these people live in Buffalo. You know

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