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Surface low. it means there is a threat for severe weather. not good news. prass like the quad cities and des moines, where you see the red is where its enhanced. 44 million of you from detroit to the panhandle of the texas. from binghampton, paducah and nashville, we are talking the cold front sliding east as it pushes off to the east. something else is going on out there. this is what we are talking about with the fourth of july plans. a 60% chance over the next two days we could see a depress...

>> thanks, tahman. we are getting details about the storm as it blows across the northeast. >> jim dicky has a live update. good morning, jim. >> good morning. snow coming down heavily from new york into boston. in the past half-hour, really seeing progress of that surface low. off shore, making its way further off to the east, even as it strengthens, and winds turning now due north. that will bring an end to the heavy snow through the next couple of hours. again, it is brutally cold out there...

Situation here. so lets talk about why all this is happening. all the ingredients here are coming together as this area of low pressure. this is the same one that created the winter weather across the inner mountain west. teens up with another developing surface low. and we see a situation that is really a dangerous one for chicago and indianapolis. these two major metropolitan areas are in a high risk area. and this is something that doesnt normally happen in the month of november. in fact, thi...

>> for some people its going to be. its going to be along in northern tier of the country. a powerful low will be lifting up over the next 24 hours. were already seeing some moisture coming in. bit of snow and a mix in the southern part of the state of minnesota. this is the model forecast. thats the mix that we will see. theres going to be a good bit of rain to the south. this low comes out, the surface low will be very, very strong. a blizzard will set up in north and south dakota and central ...

We started last thursday and into friday. here it is that surface low, starting to get its act together. all the ingredients are starting to form. to give you a perspective here, as storms tore through st. louis it put down 2 3/4 inch hail, 6:30 in the morning. were looking at the potential of maybe a half a foot of snow or more in places like wisconsin and minnesota. the power is there. the focus of concern as we get into the afternoon and the evening hours will be in this area right here, incl...

Two hours. the storm is not together yet, and this is nothing. this is an upper-level low that will meet up with the surface low that is off the coast and give us a blockbuster storm. it will bomb out and depending where the storm ends up, that is where we will see the bulls eye of storm. 6" to 12" is a good estimation for the big cities. so across the virginias, that is where we have know, tennessee and kentucky again, and washington, dc and baltimore, you are just on the line of snow right the...

Those frail or infirmed will be at risk. take a look at your neighbors and take care of them. st. louis really under the bulls eye here. the advisories go as far north as wisconsin and to the gulf of mexico. speaking of, heres whats shaking down there. the red box indicates we have a high probability of this disturbance turning into a tropical depression or tropical storm. national hurricane center has ordered an investigation via recon. an aircraft will check it out. some of our computer models...

Mike seidel. >> reporter: im sorry, there was a feed back coming back about ten seconds later. unsure whats going on. look at the wind right now. these winds are gusting up to 50 miles an hour, alex, and its blowing the sand down the beach. so, were not only getting some beach erosion. we had some of that at high tide this morning, but were getting wind erosion. the sand gets blown all around and kind of takes the top layer off the surface. next high tide is due in this evening, when we expect t...

Snow. we dont expect a ton of accumulation. not a whole lot of advisories out that gets into the carolinas. probably begin to see a couple of inches of snow. this is the upper level part, the low of the storm that will eject energy over the delmarva peninsula and that will develop the surface low that will crank up. this is the old one that bumping up quite a bit of snow upstate new york and new england. that will wind down tonight and tomorrow. tomorrow we expect to see five to ten inches acros...