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News 12's Pat O'Keefe spoke one-on-one with Mariano Rivera about the historic 1998 New York Yankees squad.

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First full weekend of December officially upon us, but it doesn't really feel like it out there at all. Was that 60 degrees for Saturday? Really nice. Can't complain a little wet though today. Yeah, it was a little wet a couple of hours ago, but at least we got some dry conditions to kick off the weekend. That will be quickly changing by Sunday. Here's what you can expect. Waves of rain starting Saturday night into Sunday night. So that's going to be a long duration storm where we are expecting rounds of rain, steady rain with a few downpours possible. So you're gonna have to watch for some puddles ponding on area roadways. And if you live somewhere that has poor drainage, you're probably going to see some more of that localized flooding. In terms of tomorrow morning, we're starting off chilly. Temperatures near 46 degrees areas of fog will be to move into our area. It will lift and clouds will still be with us throughout the afternoon with temperatures topping out near 58 degrees muted sunshine. So not seeing that sunshine that we like to see, but at least it's going to remain dry. During the evening, it is still going to remain dry with clouds, but showers do arrive late after midnight. That's where we start to see some of that wet weather pushing through. But at least we got these unseasonably mild temperatures. Our average high 49 degrees. We're not going to see the forties until the midweek. And that's also where we start to see there. I say some festive flakes returning back to our area. But in the meantime, let's just enjoy the dry weather. So some clouds and fog to start our Saturday, it is going to remain dry throughout the day. Temperatures will be topping out near 58 degrees and we got some rain.

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Marcelino News 12. It looked pretty fun right there and don't forget every Thursday we feature some of the awesome getaways that are just right around the corner in your neighborhood. You can catch road trip close to home every Thursday night at seven o'clock and then again at 930 right here on News 12. All right, let's fly over to another fly person. Our fly meteorologist right there, Alex. Kama. Alex. What do you got for us? Thanks. Hi. Well, I don't want to burst your bubble. So we're going to start talking about good stuff. We've got mild weather with highs in the fifties and cloudy skies. Yes, but it is dry today. So those are the good things about this weekend. Unfortunately, tomorrow, if you have plans, you need the umbrella to join you back as the special guest. We've got plenty of rain coming our direction. Tomorrow, temperatures are nice all afternoon actually. Really by mid morning we're heading mid f there is some of this low cloud cover and fog lingering for the early morning. I do think that clears out by lunchtime highs today hit close to 60 if you are heading into midtown, you just might hit 60 same out there on Staten Island. But here in the Bronx, we're expecting temperatures to be just a bit below that. You're in the forties and close to 50 overnight tonight. So that's a mild feel, but it does come with showers starting around nine or so. And then a widespread rain pretty much all day Sunday especially. It looks like the morning time right now that east breeze feels gross. Let's time it out for you. You see again pretty cloudy tonight, but mainly dry until around midnight. Midnight is light shower activity and then it becomes a steady moderate rain for Sunday morning. So you need the umbrella, you need to use the windshield wipers and you just need your patience too. If you're walking around outside in the mid morning on Sunday, it is just a soaker. Look at the yellows and oranges. This is some solid, pretty steady rain. This is two o'clock in the afternoon on Sunday. It doesn't clear out until about 56 o'clock. So the whole day time it's gloomy and it's miserable. It's a guarantee it's going to rain and then we are dry for the work week. So that's good news. Unfortunately, we don't want to talk about the work week on a Saturday. We'll do it anyway though. We're expecting temperatures to drop into the forties on Tuesday and Wednesday. Then we are bogging out Thursday morning, start of Hanukkah. Things start to warm up into next weekend. So a little bit of an improvement there with another chance of rain.

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Mariano Rivera reflects on 1998 Yankees team as Yankees on outside of playoff picture at MLB All-Star Break

Welcome back. One of the greatest pitchers in major league baseball history. Looking back on one of the greatest teams in history of which he was a prominent part, news, sports director, Pat o'keefe has more in a rarity. The Yankees have hit the major league baseball all star break on the outside of the playoff picture. Looking in, they are just one game out of the final playoff spot in the American League. But it further illustrates just how the Yankees dominance of baseball has eroded over the last 20 years. Hall of fame closer Mariano Rivera knows all about that dominance. He was the face of it a quarter century ago when the Yankees won four world Series titles in a span of five years. This summer marks the 25th anniversary of the 1998 Yankees considered by many to be the greatest team in baseball history with their record of 125 wins and 50 losses at his golf outing last month, surrounded by several Yankees teammates from that 98 team. I asked Mariano what made that group so special when I think about that team. It's incredible. That thing was amazing. Family oriental. It was just all and beyond, you know, and having here those boys is a means a lot for me. You know, we have, we have Ramiro during these hot summer months, water safety, especially for Children is always such an important issue. Some young swimmers from the city getting to learn from the very best three times. Olympic gold medallist, Anthony Irvin. He visited the major Owens community Center pool on Bedford Avenue to host a Brooklyn swims event. Helped by imagine swimming for whom Anthony used to be a swim instructor. Free swim lessons were offered to Children who might not otherwise be able to participate in such an important lesson. I'm Pat o'keefe.

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