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<br>	Santa may live in the North Pole, but every year he takes some time to travel to the North Fork's Railroad Museum of Long Island.

<br>	This is the 20 year Santa has visited children at the Greenport museum. Some children couldn't wait to tell Santa what they want this Christmas, even though some already sent their lists to the North Pole.

<br>	The train museum was a fitting place for Santa to visit, as he says that Thomas the Tank Engine is always at the top of lists.

<br>	And Santa has one request this year for the children on Christmas Eve: Oreos!

Santa may live in the North Pole, but every year he takes some time to travel to the North Fork's Railroad Museum of Long Island.    This is the 20th year Santa has visited children at the Greenport

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Were belted it out. The town hosted its annual holiday tree lighting. Last night, rain caused the original event to be postponed from a few weeks ago. Visitors got to enjoy some hot chocolate. You can see a drum line there treats and of course some presents. I think the best part may have been like, you know, these little kids just be, let's go and they're all bundled up rich and for good reason, they're going to need those jackets again today. Yeah, the next couple of days we have some really cold weather. We do have a warm up for the weekend, but it's going to come with some rain and the potential of really strong winds which could impact some travel conditions over the weekend. Now, out the door today, there are the clouds starting off this morning in Riverhead over old country road and temperatures. Yeah, they're chilly. We're at 34 degrees right now in Patha. Good morning. Sayville at 3635 Hicksville. Our friends in North on a 3630 West Hampton. We're at 35 right now in South Hole, 37 miles off. 35 degrees in Hempstead to East Rockway, Oceanside right now at 35 degrees. Planning your day, we're going to keep an eye to the sky. A quick nuisance, rain or snow shower, most of your day will be dry. Some people don't see any moisture. There will be some bres of sunshine through the morning hours. Otherwise, overall, it's more clouds than sunshine for today. Hyper local high of 41. But notice there's more time with temperatures in the thirties than forties winds northerly 5 to 15 MPH, start to pick up this afternoon as well. So there's that chill bundle up throughout our day. Some snow showers and flurries north and west of Long Island. A piece of energy is coming our way this afternoon. One, that's why we'll see that threat of a quick rain or snow shower and you can see that right here at around 245 over Glen Cove that had said to Uniondale. You see, as we get towards four o'clock, maybe towards Bay Shore, a deer park over by central Islip in Brentwood and then that threat is gone. And what will happen is as that piece of energy comes on through that nuisance rain or snow shower and then the colder weather conditions into your Thursday morning, temperatures, Thursday morning, mid and upper twenties. Then we're going to do it again for Thursday afternoon. It's cold Thursday afternoon and can't rule out a quick passing rain or snow shower. Thursday afternoon, warm up coming our way, but it's coming with wet weather, especially Sunday afternoon, Sunday night, the potential of heavy rain into early Monday morning and some gusty winds, 40 maybe 50 mile an hour winds developing Sunday afternoon, Sunday evening, that will impact travel plans, getting in and out of the airports or, uh, just going, uh, doing some shopping or whatever you're doing Sunday afternoon, mostly cloudy today, that threat of a rain or snow shower tonight. Lows are cold in the twenties and then we're watching Hanukkah starts off cold and dry and warming up Friday, Saturday. Stormy weather. Sunday into Monday morning. No.

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Santa finds out who’s naughty or nice at the Railroad Museum of Long Island in Greenport