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A lot of people but were still dealing with the lake effect snow bands that have continued to be persistent for man areas, downwind of the lake that system that we were watching for so many days, it moved to the north it is now in portions of canada. but were still seeing the west/northwesterly kind of wind, and that means downwind, in places like buffalo, watertown and traverse city, marquette, youre still dealing with some of these areas seeing persistent lake effect snow so when were talking ...

Winds, causing holiday travel chaos throughout the week. carley: several states under state of emergency today as at least a million americans are facing winter weather advisories and warnings. many tens of thousands of will wake up this christmas morning without power. another system, an alberta clipper is set to batter northern states with more snow from the north. todd: travelers not seeing any relief. 5200 flights delayed already. 2700 cancellations. turn to chief meteorologist rick reichmut...

Up to about a quarter inch in the northeast. here across the northern plains going into the great lakes, we have a clipper system moving over the next 48 hours and thats going to lead to a foot of snow in portions of north dakota and minnesota. speaking of feet of snow, thats what were going to be dealing with across the mountains out west. in fact, the sierra nevada could see more than three feet of snow. the lower elevations, a lot in the way of rainfall. across the entire country on this chri...

It looks like as we go into tuesday and wednesday, we could see as much as 10 feet of snowfall across the northern sierra nevada. not just there. also into the wasatch and the siskiyous and bitterroots, all the way down into the areas around the san cristo mountains, the front range of the rockies. it is going to be messy just about everywhere you go. a lot of people are trying to head home after the wonderful holidays. but it is going to be very tricky with the snowfall, along the snow levels a...

So once this mess that were dealing with right now improves, theres yet another system that will be coming in. this is how much snow they were dealing with up until northeast. and this is how much they were digging out of. you definitely need a shovel if you lived in buffalo, new york, because we saw 21 inches of snowfall in buffalo because of this system. going into the mid atlantic, we also were dealing with feet of snowfall from flat rock, north carolina, 15.5 inches to harpersville, ohio, 22...

To be distracted by kevin corke, he is a beautiful man. >> kevin: stop it. >> true. social media does agree, by the way. take a look at snow totals. boy, they got a wol op yesterday. one of the biggest snowstorms in year. over 15 inches in parts of maryland and virginia, look at parts of new jersey, over a foot of snow. this was a very quick moving system, but it brought quite a few impacts to the dc area and mid-atlantic. the storm is offshore, that is good news, but cold air is in place and an...

Ground and any ice that sticks to the trees with a 50-mile-per-hour wind that could cause the tree to come down and cause more in the way of power outages. it then ejects up to the north as i mentioned and its eventually out of here come late tuesday on into early wednesday. yet another clipper system is going to be on its heels, though, pushing over the ohio river valley going on into the northeast, rosemary. so we will see more in the way of winter weather woes up here across the northeast as ...

Lines down too. so you obviously want that to melt and be gone as quick as possible. temperatures will be above freezing, some may make it into the 40s. so yes, you will have some melting take place today. but likely not all of it. and whatever is left is definitely going to refreeze tonight, a lot of these areas looking at temperatures in the 20s for lows. now, the other bit of good news i will say is that by tomorrow, another day of full sunshine and even warmer temperatures means whatever lef...

That just cripple d portions of north carolina. were talking half an inch of ice accumulating on power lines, on tree limbs, and within the sc landscape, within this area, some of the national weather service tweeting photos. they said they could physically hear, as the wind blew, it cracked some of the -- they could hear the cracking from the ice breaking on the limbs and within the power lines, as well. what a scene. temperatures still below freezing here, so that means the ice still remains o...

Carolina, the mountains there and in iowa, foot of snow. this was a widespread storm system that started in the plains midwest, mid-atlantic toward the northeast. we are dealing with gusty winds, speaking of which hurricane force winds up and down the east coast in new jersey, massachusetts, maine, 73 miles per hour, it was a big storm system. it has exited the coast, we will see potential for lake effect snow. we have a clipper system on the way along the coast, weve got bitter wind chill inter...