Page 11 - Cold Winds News Today

From canada. the other side of the storm though is still warmer. and we have a lot of rain going on here. still some heavy rain across new jersey and in toward pennsylvania. we will continue to see the rain wrap around across -- all across areas of new england. that area tomorrow has a tornado threat. it will be in the warmer sector of the storm. they will see more showers and thunderstorms likely. some damaging winds and certainly a tornado or two are possible. here is where all of that snow ha...

The storm now slamming the east coast. these photos are from new jersey. take a look. strong winds pushing over a tree on to the carve your andrew adams. that wouldnt be the only damage these branches would cause. if we zoom out, we can see another branch landing on the car next to his smashing the windows and the roof of both vehicles. a similar scene across our area as trees continue to fall. if you are in the storms path, we want to see what you are seeing. send us your pictures or video to y...

Damage has taken place. here we can see that the surf has died down and the winds have died down, but what you eluded to is something extremely important, and i hope people are watching us or hearing us and will understand the significance of what you said, greg. thats the fact that when you see low-lying water, do not go into it. it can be deeper than whatimagi. and because of the downed trees not far from here through delaware and all along the eastern seaboard be very careful. the downed tree...

>> bring us up-to-date on the injuries you can report. >> our situation i would say is considerably better than what we have seen reported through new england and the mid-atlantic region. we have not had reports of injuries. we have not seen some of the destruction that is taking place elsewhere. our biggest problem so far has been with power outages. we currently have about 85 to 90,000 customers without power. it will take us awhile for the winds to die down to get the lights back on for those...

Weekend. here now abcs rob marciano. >> reporter: it came early. it came heavy. and it came to the south taking some people in north carolina by surprise. >> i got a text and they asked me how much snow. and i said what? i opened up the door and i was totally surprised. >> reporter: record snows in the carolinas. over a foot in spots. feels more like mid-january, but its the beginning of november. across the border in tennessee, even more snow in the smoky mountains. a staggering 22 inches burie...

It will be causing drifting conditions. some areas will see well over two feet of snow by the time this is done and maybe even significantly higher than that. the bulls eye of snow is across west virginia. we will see it across tennessee, kentucky and maybe to the north georgia mountains. we will see snow across parts of ohio accumulating by the time this is done. we still have understand winds. winds are gusting across the coastal areas. take a look at these numbers. gusting at 62 miles an hour...

Across parts of the mid-atlantic area, and it is very cold. cold air funneling in here. it is 44 degrees in washington, d.c. a lot of people without power, and now cold temperatures. you dont generally think of that after having a hurricane come ashore. it is still warm across parts of new england. because of that a tornado threat in that warm sector of the storm. here is the radar image. you can see the big storm and the big time rains going across jersey now and again toward eastern pennsylvan...