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Rest of their day? what is it like right now? >> reporter: well, guys, can you tell that we had a blizzard here in boston? the first in four years. that's because there is a certain set of criteria that has to actually happen of conditions that have to come together in order for that to actually happen here. you have to have those heavy winds of over 35 miles an hour for an extended period of time, low visibility and snowfall, extreme snowfall. as you mentioned, one of the snowiest days on record. the snowfall that we saw in boston just under 24 inches tying an amount that was logged in 2003, ...

War. there are new indications that russia is moving more supplies to the border with ukraine as the threat of an invasion looms. we will take you to moscow for a live update. we're so grateful to have you this sunday, january 30th. thanks so much for waking up with us. >> yes, good morning to you. we are always grateful that you are here. hey, boris. >> hey. >> so let's talk about what you didn't get yesterday in terms of the snow. i thought d.c. was in the path, but more than 15 million of you from maine to southern florida, if you have not stepped outside, you know it's cold, but you're w...

Tyler, talk to us about where we go from here. >> yeah, so the temperatures only going to go down, that means the snowfall that fell yesterday is going to stick around for a couple more days. look at some of these snowfall totals, big winner was up in not massachusetts, 30.9 inches, we all were give or take around 2 feet or so. boston, massachusetts, they tied that record for the snowiest single day on record at 23.6 inches. that snowfall as i mentioned is going to linger around because even though the system is out of here, we have some northerly winds coming in and it's bringing in arctic ai...

A blizzard struck Northeast China in November 2020, and the maximum daily snowfall broke its record since 1961. The synoptic and climatic conditions and the predictability of this extreme snowstorm event are examined by using the daily National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) reanalysis and the second version of the NCEP Climate Forecast System (CFSv2). The results show that an anomalous anticyclone over Japan and an anomalous cyclone in South China supplied abundant moisture and the rapidly enhanced Siberian high triggered the snowstorm. Before the snowstorm, the positive North Pa...