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I'm going to bring in my photographer now because we want to give you the real play by play of what exactly happened again. We were at our live shot this morning completely different story. About 30 seconds before we go live, Sue is looking out the window. One of the things she and I do every morning is try to find community members to speak to, she sees his car and you go, yes, there's our first interview and he didn't turn out to be an interview. So he pulls it. I thought he was actually backing into the parking spot because to watch the sun rise, you're from patch. You know, people go here to do just that. Exactly. And it's beautiful down here. So he pulls in and then he comes out and then he's going to go over the lot and then he just drove over the dock right into the water and I was just shocked, whatever. So we called 911 and they were here within minutes. I mean, literally minutes. What were they asking you on the phone? I was curious about that myself because I ran over here to let him know that we were on the phone with 911, but you were talking to them the whole time. You didn't grab your camera, right? No, he, they were asking if, um, how many people were in the car. So we couldn't tell because all we heard was banging the guys banging on the window trying to get out. And unfortunately, he didn't speak English to people in the car. What they did banging And then I just kept saying it's not sinking yet. It's not sinking and then it started to sink and I was like, it's going down, it's going down. And then we heard the cops come right away and the cop jumped right in, jumped right in and you actually see that right in your camera. I want to ask you one last question really quick. You obviously weren't filming this. How do we get that cop jumping in? And even more incredibly, the car going in. So we, I had a shot up ready to come into our show a shot up from our first story and it just happens to be pointing in that direction and we got the guy going right in and we just had someone come over to us and say, oh my gosh, how lucky you guys got that on film. I mean, we didn't care. We didn't even grab the camera until we knew that the people who could save him, get him out of the water safely. Were here and I got to just give some real quick props to those people this morning. Let me just pull up their names for you as my phone went to a different thing. It is firefighter Feehan and Officer Petri from the Suffolk police and we understand they are both also doing well as is that 33 year old man from here in Patch.

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Police say Nestor Riosarvealo was rescued by police officer Edward Pitre, along with Patchogue Fire Department member Peter Feehan.

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The approach to the George Washington bridge. Getting busy. Yeah, it is getting busy as it does this time. Let's talk about just how cold it's going to get tonight tonight. We're looking for temperatures to be around the freezing mark. And then as we go through the next couple of nights, we'll probably be looking at temperatures subfreezing around most of New Jersey obviously be colder in the pine barrens and up towards the northwest corner of the state with clear skies and a light wind. Now, for this week, our temperatures are cooling off and that all starts tomorrow morning and takes you into Tuesday afternoon, Wednesday and Thursday daytime, highs are only going to be in the lower forties morning, lows should be subfreezing in just about every neighborhood of New Jersey. Then we get closer to the weekend and temperatures shoot back up and it looks like Sunday will be filled with rain and wind. At least that's the way the guidance is painting this weather scenario for the weekend right now, it may change. So make sure you keep checking back with the news 12 storm watch team for all the latest details how this is all going to evolve. But right now it does look like Sunday would be the wetter stretch of weather. Another weekend where we feature a little bit more rain for the second half of the weekend. Waking up Tuesday morning, temperatures are going to be in the lower thirties. We do see some clouds rolling in. You'll start off with some sunshine by the end of the day, we're looking at mainly cloudy skies. Daytime highs are stuck in the upper thirties and lower forties. Colder air is beginning to rush in from Canada, Canada right now with the north westerly north, north westerly wind at around 5 to 15 miles an hour. So that will keep temperatures on the cool side of seasonable. By Wednesday morning, a partly cloudy sky with temperatures hovering at or just below the freezing mark except for the shoreline, probably looking at about 33 or 34 there, Wednesday afternoon, a little, a few more neighborhoods not even making it to 40 degrees for a daytime high temperature in northwestern New Jersey, the rest of the state should stay in the lower forties. As far as Thursday is concerned, partly sunny skies again. Still on the chillier side. It looks like Thursday will probably be the coldest day of this week. Morning, lows, upper twenties, daytime highs in the lower forties and then the temperatures begin to recover a little bit for Friday under mainly sunny skies. Well, that's the pick of the week, you've got a 51 degree high temperature with mainly sunny skies, mainly cloudy skies. On Saturday. We could be dealing with some rain and wind as we roll into Sunday. More details on the New Jersey forecast moments.

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Set on over to storm watch teams ho O se right now as we are making our way towards a interesting week here, weather wise, a little different than we had today. Yeah. You know, today was a beautiful day to go outside and enjoy the milder air temperatures in the low to mid 50 so 54 in Bay Bridge, 53 in Home Crest and 52 in Midwood. So we really got spoiled because our average high is 48 degrees. It is about to start feeling like the forties starting tomorrow. Highs near 45 air mass and we are going to see more clouds and sun. So not going to going to experience that bright beautiful sky Wednesday, even colder. High stopping out near 41 degrees, but at least it's going to remain dry for now. There are some changes in the forecast heading into the weekend. But in the short term, this is what you're waking up to tomorrow morning. 38 degrees, the clouds are moving out of here and it is going to be cold. So that heavy winter coat, you need to dust it off and bring it back out. And keep it around for the next couple of days. Tomorrow's highs will top out in the mid forties across the boughs and we're going to see those clouds continuing to increase throughout the day, still going to remain dry. And even into our Wednesday, that colder air mass is seeping in highs are really struggle to get to near 41 degrees partly sunny sky. And what we're watching on Thursday as we turn into Hanukkah, a Clipper system two hours north will bring some snow showers north and west of our area. We will dry but temperatures will still be very cold. Upper thirty's near 40 degrees. But look where we're going. There is a light at the end of the tunnel as we get into the rest of the month, December 10th to the 16th. It looks like we're trending warmer than normal, but temperatures will even be reaching the low to mid 50 s through the weekend. And I would say the pick of the week will be on Saturday. A blend of sun and clouds go out there. Really enjoy the start of the weekend because look where we're ending some rain and wind return to our area.

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Westchester

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Around Christmas tree. It looks like a spider web. Right. Right. I love that reference to Charlie brown tree. Yeah. And hey, I mean, speaking of Christmas trees, lots of people getting those lights up. A lot of people anticipating Christmas. Are we gonna be seeing snow anytime soon for the holidays? I don't think quite so much. So Nikita maybe a few flakes flying around like we are seeing across portions of say Olsa County way up in the Catskills. But are we gonna see like inches of snow? Probably not in the cards for us. But hey, we are still watching that weather forecast carefully as we count down days to when winter begins, which is 17 days from now and then Christmas officially arrives, of course, on the 25th, that's 21 days from now. So if you haven't completed your shopping, you still have some time to do so. And then of course, we're ringing in 2024 less than 30 days away looking at what we got going on for tonight. No issues whatsoever. Just some passing clouds and through the midweek we're watching a cold front introduce chillier temperatures coming our way thankfully though, no precipitation coming on in as well. So we'll be on the dry side for the weekend though. Like this past weekend, it's gonna be a split 1 50 51 day being soggy one day being nice. Here is your weekend outlook for Sunday showing batches of rain coming on in with some breezy conditions. Temperatures will be on the mild side and then once that cold front passes by later on Sunday, colder temperatures will come on down for much of next week. But the better part of the weekend, it's my pick of the week. Saturday, 53 degrees, probably sunny skies, mild temperatures. In fact, temperatures are running nearly 10 degrees above average. So we do have a weak cold front pushing on in through upstate New York, colder air will come on in behind us. So overnight we dropped down to 33 degrees in Newburgh, 35 in White Plains heading on in through your day on Tuesday. You'll notice those temperatures feeling a few degrees cooler than average and then making your way on in towards Wednesday, you'll certainly notice that chill in the air for the morning hours. So you'll have to bundle up as we go through the middle of the week and you'll definitely be keeping the umbrella away because we don't see any showers come our way until Sunday.

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Long Island

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The lottery. Maybe not this year. All right. Um, a lot going on this weekend this weekend and our weather's pretty much quiet. We just have those ups and downs in our temperatures. So we'll take it. It was mild. Now, we're going to turn a little bit colder for the next few days. And then we have a weekend warm up tomorrow morning at the bus stop 35 a little bit of a chill in the morning. It's not bad. Uh, we do start the day off with sunshine in the afternoon. We'll see the clouds come in but the day will be dry. We are topping out in the forties right now. You can see some of the clouds moving in just that colder air passing by from the north. We clear out in the morning, waking up to sunshine on your Tuesday at 6 to 7 a.m. We're in the thirties, 35 Glen Cove, 37 Smithtown, 38 in Ko winds out of the northwest, uh, about 5 to 15 MPH. So it certainly feels cold, but it's kind of a nice quiet start to the day in the afternoon, 2 to 3 o'clock, you can see the clouds coming in and temps are only in the low to mid forties. So definitely a little bit colder at night. We clear out there might be a very brief Sprinkle or flurry on Wednesday morning as even colder weather comes in. You see that we're in the thirties and some spots in the afternoon will struggle to get up to 40. So bottom line is next couple of days will be chilly. Uh Friday to Saturday, we start warming up again and your next chance to see rain will be on Sunday. So this is going to be a sharp front passing through, but it'll pack up pines. We'll probably have gusty winds and um moderate to maybe some briefly heavy rainfall. Sunday afternoon to Sunday night. So Sunday morning should be dry. This will pass through quickly and once the storm passes by, it will get breezy and a little bit cooler again. So we are going to see those ups and downs in our temperatures tonight. Chilly at 34 with the West Northwest wind. Uh, we'll settle into the forties for the next few days tomorrow afternoon, 44 in Smithtown, 44 in Montauk and 45 in Bay Shore. You see that Wednesday is one of the colder days by Thursday to Friday, we're rising Friday. Saturday looks beautiful Saturday in the fifties with sunshine. There's that rain on Sunday and we'll clear out early next week.

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I think there are some people awaiting the cold weather. I'm not one of them, but there are people awaiting the cold weather. Hope. And I guess this last couple of days been a little not normal. No, not normal whatsoever. So if you guys are a fan of the cold that is coming our way this week. If you're not a fan of the cold, hopefully you guys got to enjoy the last couple of days, especially today. It was a beautiful day. Highs 53 degrees across the board. Classing point, Fordham City Island. It was a really nice time to really go outside and enjoy the conditions. Now, this is where we're going. Tomorrow's high 45 degrees. That is at least 9 to 10 degrees cooler and we are going to be going to experience more clouds and sun throughout the day. Wednesday feels even colder. Highs near 41 degrees. You're gonna see the blend of sun and clouds, but at least it is going to remain dry. Now, let's take you through the next couple of hours. Some clouds this evening does clear out overnight and this is what you're waking up to tomorrow. Morning, 38 degrees winter out of the west 5 to 10 MPH, it is going to feel colder. So you're definitely going to need to bring up the heavier coat and the winter jacket for the next couple of days. Tomorrow's highs will top out near 4445 degrees, not seeing a lot of sunshine tomorrow. Just during the morning hours, clouds do take over our sky and it is going to remain dry. Now, a Clipper says will remain north and west of our area leading into the start of Hanukkah on Thursday. And that is going to bring some snow showers to our north and west. While here we will just remain dry and cold for our Wednesday high, still in upper thirties, low forties, same situation on our Thursday and then it looks like things finally begin to turn around. We're talking about a big warm up heading our way as we get through the end of the week and even into the weekend.

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Connecticut

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And storm watch team. Meteorologist Scott Skoff is here now and hey, it looks pretty nice and sunny out there. Oh, it's be a beautiful, nice. It is looking great. Today is actually gonna be one of the nicest days of the week because tomorrow it's gonna be some changes. Yeah, some changes might not be the best thing in the world. But hey, you know what, today, let's just go outside and enjoy it. Pleasant conditions. Gonna be a cloudy and breezy into the afternoon. So all in, all looking peachy keen out there, we are seeing some good conditions out across western Connecticut. But as you go towards tomorrow and Wednesday, even Thursday, things are gonna get colder. So be ready for that winter gear, subfreezing temperatures in the mornings, real cold in the afternoons, upper thirties to around 40 colder as the week progresses. But then the temperatures rise back up Friday in the forties, fifties on the weekend. But Sunday could come with a catch. Some showers are on the way, even some stronger winds and that's what we're gonna be seeing really off and on throughout the week. 10 to 20 MPH. So, garbage cans might get knocked over, secure them in the garage. Anchor down those holiday decorations, the inflatables you don't want Mr Grinch going all over down to your neighbor's house. Right, because we are looking at a little bit of snow over in New York state that is gonna be just to our north. But however, we could see a stray raindrop lake or ice pedal coming on in from the Great Lakes over the next several hours as colder air comes on. And right now though mainly cloudy skies as that's gonna be continuing to push across Litchfield, Fairfield and New Haven counties into the overnight hours. So what are you looking at cloudy skies this afternoon? Temperatures in the upper forties to around 50 degrees? That's really the warmest it's gonna get throughout the day. Temperatures will cool down with a little bit of moisture pushing in around dinner time towards war in Cornwall, Litchfield County along and north of 84. Then that cooler air is gonna dry us out, make us real cold towards Cornwall 2930 is up. So across the region Tuesday morning. So kids definitely have the jacket on their way to school and then a few more clouds into the afternoon for your Tuesday. But today, upper forties toward the north fifties down to the south, mostly the partly sunny skies, more breezy and cloudy conditions as the day goes on with a few gusty winds overnight, those temperatures dropping to around freezing with clearing conditions into the morning. Tomorrow, those winds will make it feel a little bit colder into the twenties. But then as we go into your Tuesday tomorrow, 43 degrees 40 on Wednesday, 38 on Thursday, looking at some more wind and clouds and then those temperatures increase forties and fifties as Hanukkah progresses, then some rain chances on Sunday. That's a look at your hyper local forecast.

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VIDEO: Watch as a team of first responders rescue a man from a car that went into the water in Patchogue

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