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And before we wrap up, a quick reminder about the next obamacare deadline. in order to have your health insurance kick in on january 1st, you need to sign up on the exchanges by this monday, december 23rd. thats all the time weve got for "sg md" today. time to get you back into the "cnn newsroom" with rosa flores. youre in the "cnn newsroom," im rosa flores, thank you so much for spending part of your saturday with us. we start with this -- its a wild weekend of weather. record temps on the ...

Trobd tropds. were watching that threat throughout the course of the afternoon and evening. theres also an ice and a wintry side to things. freezing rain will be a possibility. also, snow is going to be falling and then there is heavy rain expected through here and flooding is likely. some flash flooding is likely. heres a look at some of the snowfall amounts were expecting, from milwaukee down to kansas city, 5 to 8 inches of snow expected to fall mainly tonight into tomorrow. and then while th...

Can get an idea of both the size and what the threats are. to the north here this purple color, this is where theres the ice threat. this could lead to power outages and dangerous travel conditions. heavy rain coming through here. these green outlined areas are flash flooding. you see some of the blue that is the snow. theres also the severe threat. a closer look in northern new england where the major ice threat is going to be. a lot of flooding possible here. these green outlined areas, those ...

Mississippi, last night. weve got all of the angles of this potential travel nightmare covered. our nick valencia is live in kansas city, but i want to begin with meteorologist jennifer grey here in atlanta in the severe weather center. jennifer, it seems like the weather is really wacky right now. >> it is. it is really wacky. good word for it. and we are looking at a lot of flooding right now, not only the severe weather. weve had ice. weve had snow. and were dealing with flooding right now, a...

Lower 48. but this weekend, a different story. let me show you whats going on. a cold blast coming to the northern plains. 60s from texas almost into the ohio valley. 55 in indianapolis. the blue line is the freezing line. freezing drizzle through iowa, southern wisconsin. be careful around the milwaukee area all the way down to kansas city. the 40-hour rainfall, heavy rain from memphis to little rock through ohio and indianapolis. theres flash flooding possible. the snow melt and heavy rain on ...

Battered the area in centreville. major roadways including interstate 15 shut down as a precaution. and there will not be any reprieve in that area today. rain is expected to increase across the southwest. desert areas can expect up to three inches and flash flooding. it will be frigid throughout the midwest with snow and ice from minneapolis to oklahoma. warmer but rainy in the east. >> nearly freezing, in the 30s across the northern border areas and the midwest. balmy 50s, 60s and 70s along ...

That massive storm that has been moving through the region. super typhoon haiyan is believed to be the strongest tropical cyclone to make landfall in recorded history. maximum sustained winds right now are about 270 kilometers per hour. flash flooding and mud slides are a major concern due to the torrential rainfall. the storm is moving to the northwest into the open waters of the south china sea. in the philippines, the storm is called yolanda. lets get more now on the strength of haiyan or yol...

Meteorologists calling i the most powerful storm ever to make landfall. it made a direct hit on the philippines overnight. look at this. the category 5 super typhoon barreled through the island nation with sustained winds near 200 miles an hour, caused significant mudslides, flash flooding. the waves there said to be up to 30 feet. at least four people have died, remarkably low, officials believe that number could rise dramatically. the system moving onto vietnam and laos where vac wakeses have ...

Stadium in the center of town, a big strong concrete structure. but it does have a metal roof. its enclosed but has a metal roof. whether that will be able to withstand 200 mile an hour plus winds, not known. 5,000 people there, which is not many people at all. there have been evacuations, thousands evacuated, but in the storms path, there are millions of people and its not just the low-lying areas, too. not just the storm surge. its the hillsides. its the potential for flash flooding, for mudsl...

In the central part of the state, residenting leaving by boat and life raft. some families rescued by helicopter from rooftops as the water quickly rose. more than a foot of rain fell in the area according to the national weather service causing riverers ask creeks to overflow. >> this creek and others like it, they rise very quickly and go down very quickly. so, if we can get out from under the torrential rainfall, the waters will reseed quickly. >> reporter: dangerous flash flooding swept cars...