Hey, it's Friday. That's a good news. It's a three-day weekend. That's the great news. The bad news is there's a storm possible for Sunday morning. Now, I don't know. I'm looking at the, it's different. If you're in the city, if you're in lower Westchester, lower Fairfield County, you know, Long Island, looks like one to three inches.

If you're north, it looks like three to five. If you're really north, it looks like five to eight.

But we don't know because, well, all I'm worried about is around here.

I'm sure you are.

It looks like Sunday morning, you're talking about the temperature of 34, 35 degrees.

So it depends.

If it goes up a degree or two, that makes it more rain, down a degree or two, more snow.

So we don't know what's going to happen.

But then it's going to get very cold.

Yeah, and then on Monday, it's like 10 degrees all day.

So that's not good.

Where's this global warming that I keep hearing about?

It has been warmer. Well, that's true. And everybody very leery about the city's ability to plow the streets.

We all saw it happen that November day when it was 17 hours to get three blocks. But in defense of the city, it wasn't just the city.

Same thing was going on in Long Island and Connecticut and New Jersey.

They were having the same problems.

But obviously, they'll overreact this time.

In fact, they're plowing now.

It's not even snowing and they're flowing.

They're definitely putting down salt.

You know, the good thing is Cuomo and de Blasio, these two clowns, are running for president.

So they're going to just plow every day anyway.

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