New England’s recent series of storm systems continues Monday with a storm center passing over Cape Cod, tugging cold air on a northerly wind behind it as it.
Unfortunately, we mentioned that we imagine that numbers will increase as rescue and snow move will operate in in the coming days. people may have been caught in their cars during storms and then seek shelter. other situations like that as well. as you mentioned with, at the top of the broadcast you talked about how much power outage there was. it a lot of people without power for several days. despite national grid s best efforts to keep the power back on a soon as possible, you had people experiencing horrendous situations. so i think all of us are absolutely. so chris, or other people trapped at this hour still? what are the rescue and recovery operations happening now? yeah. there is been an ongoing effort, municipal county, state resources have been pulling together and they are working together to find people who may still be without power. i
Everywhere else we have high pressure in control, relatively quiet, nice, we re watching this higher elevation snow and lower elevation rain today into the cascades, also some heavy rain for seattle, portland, and as we go through tomorrow, we ll see the snow move into the rockies. there it is tomorrow, really quiet in the middle of the country. we have that rain in the eastern part of texas. that s a big travel day tomorrow. looking good in the northeast. one of the very biggest travel days of the year. we ll talk to you tomorrow morning to see how it looks. thank you very much. coming up on way too early, as we head into the holiday season, hospital across the country are overwhelmed with cases of rsv, covid and the flu. we ll talk to a leading health expert about how to tell the difference between each of those illnesses, and how to protect yourself and your family. we ll be right back with that. yourself and your family we ll be rhtig back with that. choosing miracle-ear w
Front. areas of low pressure arrive along this. reinforcing this heavy rain in the southeast. to the northeast, we ll see that snow move off, but by tomorrow, we re going to see an area of low pressure deepen and it s going to throw back some snow swo into the mid-atlantic. from d.c. to raleigh, into virginia, we re looking at the potential for accumulating snow. and this would happen in the overnight hours into your monday morning commute. imagine going back to work after your two weeks of enjoyment and you re dealing with a messy commute tomorrow morning. and then an area of high pressure moves in after that and that reinforces the cold air in place. where there is not cold air, that s in the southeast. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. 77 today in mobile. that s 15 degrees above normal this time of year. and that warmth stretches up to new york city. 59, near 60 degrees as a high this afternoon. we will see temperatures plummeting 30 degrees by later on tonight and we ll be in the 30
Major of the season. meanwhile garbine kept everything intact for the tenth straight time. on the men s side following his breakthrough major tight alt the u.s. open last fall, denying novak djokovic grand slam, he made history yesterday. he s aiming to become the first man to win his second major tight his next grand slam appearance. and it took five sets, but andy murray, he s back. he knocks his first one back in five years. he advanced to the second round. time now for the weather. let s go meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast. michelle, how are you, and how s it looking out there? i m good. i hope you are good too. it s cold. we saw the snow move away. the storm is out of here, and we re left with some cold weather and also really windy conditions. let s take a look at the number this morning because we re
60 car pileup down neampleted janice, what s the latest? janice: so as rob mentioned the storm is transitioning. it s going to be a coastal low over the next couple of hours and strengthen over the atlantic. look at the snow we have received over the last couple of days across the west. the northern plains, the upper midwest and even the northeast here so on top of that why have more snow to come 12 to 18 inches up state new york and new england. this is what we are dealing with we have that primary low moving across portions of the ohio valley and then we have got the freezing rain and the sleet that s mixing in and the storm comes offshore and starts to strengthen into our coastal low. as rob mentioned, it looks pretty good right now. we already have delays in philadelphia and that is going to stack up throughout the day today unfortunately because the storm is going to crank up. current wind gusts 30 to 40 miles along the coast here. start to see that snow move into areas like new y
Biggest snowstorm there in years, as much as 16 inches of snow is predicted. cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. what are you seeing, chad? you know, i think the people of boulder are tired of snow. they moved out there to see the snow, but they ve already had 32 inches before this storm, another 10 to 12 on top of that, snowing heavily right now in denver, low visibilities. it s only 4:30, it could be very slow today. winter storms from the great lakes into the desert southwest. we will even have some blizzard conditions across parts of nebraska, kansas, and colorado. now that s not the bulk of the travel areas, but if you re traveling across i-76 or 80, it is going to be a mess. move you ahead until tomorrow. we start to see that snow move into the northern great lakes. most of this storm, though, is rain. this is a warm enough storm to make rain through wednesday and thursday and even into friday, so the rain could slow you down, especially at the airports, but it reall
governors in illinois, wisconsin and michigan have declared states of emergency so they can activate the national guard. the worst of it, if chicago will set a cold weather record, that will be wednesday. we re not out of it until thursday, shep. shepard: mike tobin returning indoors, i hope. adam klotz with-mo. what is causing this? you talked about the snow. that is the big driver. we see a very serious cold front sweeping across the country. if you re on the back side, you noticed a huge difference in the temperatures. they re only going to fallower. right now we re seeing some of that snow move across new england. ultimately the story is not the snow. it s these frigid temperatures. these are the current feels-like temperatures. windchills across the upper mid winter weather warning, stretching back to the plains, minneapolis, negative 36. negative 15 in chicago. we haven t seen anything yet. these numbers fall drastically through the overnight hours.
Will join morning joe with more on his win. it is snowy and rainy in new york, but let s get a check of your weather with bill kirns. everybody is talking about the i-95 corridor, whether or not there will be rain in new york or if it will be heavy wet snow. what can you tell us about what you are seeing right now? that is the battleground. there will be a zone of about 30 to 40 miles wide where it will go from 2 to 3 inches of snow to 12 inches of snow and it just happens to be the philadelphia and new york city are right in that narrow zone of the possibility of the to 03 or maybe 12 to 18. so let s get into it. winter storm warnings, these are the final advisories. it goes from maine back down to just north of baltimore. 42 million people are under winter storm warning. that is a lot of kid, a lot of people out of school and work today. overnight we had light snow move there. we actually got a coating of snow down around d.c. and now would e re watching snom
It comes as he faces mounting pressure against democrats and his own party to step down. five gop lawmakers called on him to step aside or said the governor should consider doing so. and now a check of your weather with nbc meteorologist bill karins. snow is impacting participants of the south. it will be pretty serious today. millions and millions of kids that don t have school today, on delays up and down the east coast and deep south. 6 million to be impacted from now to the rest of the day with winter-type weather, snow, freezing rain. especially snow in areas of the mid atlantic. already this morning, we have seen snow move through new orleans. it has pushed through mobile. it is trying to move towards panama city. just about over with in atlanta. it is moving into charlotte, north carolina, through areas of virginia. it will push towards raleigh throughout the mid morning. how about the windchills?