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Trace. >> you know, when i see those red blocks its a big concern. what about the next few days? what are we expecting in the midwest? >> some of the same areas will be hit hard with severe weather and the threat for flooding. tomorrow, doesnt move much. parts of texas, central plains, midwest, across parts of the great lakes and upstate new york. you seek the threat for severe weather. and unfortunately, trace, as we head into wednesday, more oklahoma that was devastated by that ef5 tornado las...

80s for your highs. its going to be a very warm day. 72 degrees for your high temperature in the city of minneapolis. enjoy it while you have it because we actually have a strong cold front headed eastbound and behind this front, it is going to be much colder. in minneapolis, your high temperature tomorrow, only 45 degrees. 33 in the city of denver. guess what, denver, you could see some snow accompanying that cold front as we head east. we have showers across sections of the great lakes. farthe...

They are paying close attention if you live in the the regions could see hail, heavy winds, damaging downpours and, yes, even tornadoes. harris. >> harris: people talking about the fact we havent is seen a real winter in many areas. the fact the snow is melting close to may is more evidence and truth that we had a real winter this year and in fact people are going to get snow in the next day or so. >> we could see snow on the first and send day of may. lets take a look at the next storm system t...

It gets colder. that cold arctic air gets to the southeast and the northeast and the mid-atlantic. but there is good news. the second week of april, computer models showing it really warms up and april on the whole may wind up warmer than average. >> okay sunshine and warmth on the horizon, well be patient. thank you, appreciate it. when police were hunting accused cop killer christopher dorner, rewards were offered for his arrest and conviction. instead he died in a standoff with authorities....

People were basking in those warm temperatures. not so right now. this area of low pressure, we watched it all the way from the rockies. now moving into the central plains and moving towards the ohio river valley, so susan candiotti sitting in dayton, ohio. they got one round, but theres more right behind it, so dont think its over with just yet. more snow in the forecast. not going to take a whole lot for records to be broken there. it looks like as we head further to the east, we have thunders...

6-12-inches across a wide swath here over the midwest ohio river valley and then into the mid atlantic where we start to see winter weather advisories posted for undc towards philly and new york. as we get into the next 6-12 hours watching the storm develop. look at it heading into sunday night. independence day heavy snow working its way out of st. louis and then we will see heavy snow flying across the appalachians possibly into baltimore and d.c. certainly we will be tracking the storm as it ...

6-12 inches of snow. tay tuned for that. here is your forecast snowfall. one of the computer models we are watching. 6-12 inches in the lighter shade of blue. could see higher amounts where we see the darker shade of blue but kansas city and st. louis 6-12-inches for you. across the ohio river valley in towards cincinnati and look at the latest computer model. could see certainly 6, 12, 18-inches in the higher elevations of the virginias. then up towards d.c., 6-12. delmarva peninsula maybe high...

Affect the mid atlantic and gulf coast states as it moves eastward. meteorologist janice dean is live from the fox extreme weather center. so much for springtime, huh? >> im waiting for the e-mails from you, asking if your wife is going to have to shovel in the northeast. >> gregg: its forth coming. >> its possible, if some of the computer models come through we could be dealing with 6 to 12 inchesnow from philly to d.c., new york up to boston so this is a certainly stay tuned type of situation....

Radar imagery. this is the storm that brought incredible amounts of snow to the midwest and mid-atlantic and now its bringing a lot of snow to long island, even new jersey, upstate new york, much of connecticut, much of massachusetts up towards new england. and where you see the light shade of blue, two to five inches of snow. where you see the pinks, 6 to 12. in some cases you can see 18 inches of snow. by the weekend were going to be in the 60s in d.c., 47 in boston. well get a quick taste of ...

They are clearing up the airport there. they have seen about 4 inches of snow. as i mentioned, the storm system has legs. for washington, d.c., if youre watching us, youre expecting between 5 and 10, 8 to 12 inches of snow. the computer models are all over the place, but theres a winter storm warning in effect and the winds could be gusting up to 50 miles an hour. back to you. >> all right, karen, thank you. >> watching the power outages all around the east coast. all right. so can this last? in...