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Temperature trend goes back down to where it started, going from 20 up to 40 in new york. then before you know it, back down to 19. that would be saturdays forecast high. so an incredible ride of temperatures over the next couple of days. around the western u.s., an incredible amount of rainfall here. 5 to 10 inches possible on top of freshly coated mountains here that have seen heavy snowfall. the snow level on the rise. were getting an atmospheric river pattern and just kind of looking at the ...

Here. look at the time stamp, going into friday and saturday. another round of arctic air drops in and potentially brings us right back down again, maybe even colder. look at new york city. high temperatures on saturday could be 19 degrees, slightly colder than where we are later on this afternoon. so an incredible run of temperatures here. >> get your thermals on. pedram, thank you very much. now, americas college football championship has gone to the dogs. the university of georgia stunned r...

Allowing for people to get out, to dig themselves out and go about their day on sunday. its almost as if boston has been through this before. obviously severe winter weather or boston no stranger to that kind of severe winter weather. however, this storm certainly was heavier than what its experienced before with the national weather service snow accumulation here in boston about 23.6 inches. that ties the record daily snowfall total that they saw back in february of 2003 in terms of a blizzard ...

Celsius. sulfur dioxide was released in significant doses. with this particular volcano lesser amounts released. we dont expect significant planetary cooling to take place with this particular eruption. what we do expect here, of course, quite a bit of damage left in place, volcanic ash left in place. the reason thats really important right now, there is a tropical disturbance trying to form not too far away from the archipelago. low probability of formation in the immediate future, but the mode...

Emissions, the root cause of climate change, were facing a losing battle. >> lets make the investments ahead of time so were not just picking up the pieces. >> reporter: the other part of the devastating impact of climate change in the united states is the compounding impact of the frequency of these climate events. in the 1980s, these events were happening every 82 days, and now theyre happening every 18 days. rené marsh, cnn, washington. parts of the u.s. could see the coldest air of the se...

Group. frigid arctic air is in store for parts of the u.s. around 13 million people are under wind chill threats across the upper midwest and northeast. a lot to get our heads around here. cnn meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us to break it all down. what do you think, pedram? >> rosemary, incredible setup when it comes to the extent of this cold air, where it will end up in the next couple of days. were talking about in some spots as much as 40 degrees below average. it is the middle of ja...

Afternoon. even atlanta, temperatures down into the lower 40s after they were touching 80 degrees this time last week. so, again, big changes in store over the next several days. thats one element. there is a secondary system that we are also following that is pushing in across portions of the south. we think this will go sometime thursday into friday. could bring with it another round of snow showers across a lot of these areas around the mid-atlantic region or very hard hit in recent days. rig...

Although experts doubt that claim. they expressed regret over the launch, but the u.s. military said it doesnt pose an immediate threat. now, parts of the united states could see the coldest air of the season this week, cold enough to freeze, in fact, your eyelashes. meanwhile, the northwest is anticipating flooding over the next few days. meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us with more. that was quite an introduction. freeze your eyelashes. good morning, pedram. >> good morning, isa. we dont...

101 is negative results. >> wonderful news as always. david culver for us in beijing. great to he see you. >> reporter: thanks, isa. coming up, a fire burns near californias highway 101. pedram javaheri is tracking that for you. >> a large fire across portions of california. more on that and also very cold weather into south florida coming up in a few minutes. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance. more brain performance? yes, please! ne...

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