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To deteriorate here. where you see the pink shaded area, this is where were looking at the icy mixture. as the area of low pressure is in this direction, right along where the area of low pressure is, thats where were looking at rain/snow, or maybe sleet and freezing rain before it changes to all rainfall towards this evening. this is really going to pack a wallop. this is from north of dallas towards kansas city in the red shaded area, winter storm warnings between four and six inches of snowfa...

Meteorologist karen maginnis is here with us. shes going to tell us whats going on. >> yeah, abbie, just want to take another look at the red river. we have this green shaded area that essentially follows interstate 29. we have a number of bridges and roads that have been closed because of the severe flooding. it was mentioned about 30 minutes ago. this is not the kind of flooding where the waters rise like they do in the south, maybe a few hours and a day or so later they drop. these rivers sta...

The attitude is similar to most people. theyre taking it in stride. theyve been up against a big force of nature. two years in a row with major floods. there are the hods that yes, it could happen again. you have heavy snowfall and melting. these things happen. the people are certainly up to the task, as weve been saying all morning long. very optimistic. the river expected to rise again. not as high as last year. theyre keeping a sharp eye and doing so with a bit of a smile and certainly with g...

Kansas city saw seven inches. this from patricia smith. this is our i-report from yesterday. out of oklahoma city. she was headed to a wedding, and well things didnt go so well. roads very hazardous driving conditions all across oklahoma. but in particular that central portion of oklahoma. lets go ahead and take a look at whats happening at the wall here. want to show you right now just to the north of dallas right around oklahoma city extending up towards missouri. this is the ground zero as fa...

Just over 37 feet. still considered a major flood. not at the record setting level. reynolds was there and has been there for several days now, theyve been well prepared for this. we have an i-report from oklahoma city. this is from patricia smith. she was getting in her car, getting ready to go to a wedding, but then this happened. the snowfall. take a look at this. she said this is kind of crazy, treacherous to drive on the roads. all right, we dont have that for you. nonetheless, all the way ...

Just northeast of downtown dallas. thats causing a lot of headaches for drivers. alex wallace is joining us from atlanta. good morning. when is all this snow going to clear out? >> good morning, alex. it looks like well hang onto this through the afternoon and early evening for arkansas and oklahoma as well. heres our storm system churning on through. out ahead of it, milder air. thats where we have the rain. the colder air, thats where we have the snowfall still falling at this hour. here we go...

Shape pi theyre ooh wet. the interstates are fine. if you get about 20 miles south and west going towards oklahoma city, the snow stops. right now were getting hit by snow and sleet pellets about the size of garden peas. boy, are they stinging. this is worse than the beach last week. a half an inch from the snowiest season on record here. north and east, some of the suburbs, in mckinney, texas, 8 inches of snow, still snowing through dallas and texarkana. here in tulsa weve had about 5 inches. t...

Everything you see on the map of green is watches or warnings across parts of fargo, st. cloud and chicago. but as we put it in motion, see that we have another danger that bit further to the south. that is not from snow but rather not from flooding but from snow. places like oklahoma city, one thing to keep in mind about oklahoma itself, the state declared a state of emergency of all 77 counties. that white is snowfall, the reason right there. you have strong storms that could develop. loob for...

Forecast. we have, of course, the floods here. we got maps to show you the areas shaded in green. thats where you have the floods. moving through maps quickly, we are going to take you from this area to the red river further to the south which makes up parts of the texas and oklahoma border. not flooding but rather snow to see. some places up to a foot of snowfall possible from the front range of the rockies to the central plains. very quickly, eastern seaboard, very warm and lovely. boston, 70 ...

Talk about extreme, flooding in north dakota and heavy snow in oklahoma on this first day of spring. lets get details from jacqui jeras in the weather center. as we said earlier, first day of spring some places, maybe not all of america, doesnt feel like it. >> i know. it is not unusual to get the winter-type storms with heavy snowfall. we could get stuff like this well into april. i hate to remind you of that. >> thats true. i think i was skiing last year in april. >> yeah. so certainly not unh...