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If school was closed due to inclement weather, students felt their antics had worked to sway the snow gods to dump enough snow and wind on the area to call

Caucus day ever in iowa, already braving near whiteout conditions. it looks that way in the background. we go to des moines. eva, besides giving us the forecast there, i mean, how are these candidates adjusting their schedules? i mean, we're talking about potentially dangerous weather and conditions to get out there, crisscrossing every county in the state. >> reporter: fred, it is a little cold, a little windy. the snow is falling, but i have to tell you, the iowans that i speak to, they are still very determined to turn out and participate in the caucus monday. they take their role as the fi...

Hilary will bring intense winds and rain across Southern California, notably in inland mountain and desert, so 'don't take this lightly,' climate scientist cautions.

Winds that will cause significant damage, catastrophic damage, weeks, months to rebuild. impassable roads and bridges. this is why it's so important to heed the warnings. if you have an evacuation notice, this is why you need to get out because that window is closing and you don't want to be stuck in water you won't be able to get out of. looking at winds gusting up to 117 miles per hour in tampa, 127 in st. pete. those are strong winds. even inland, we're looking at tropical storm-force winds as well. we'll see power out. it's warm in september in florida. we could see power out for up to 2 i...

Outages to parts of new jersey, long island into new england. we could sea some coastal flooding with waves two to four feet, and then we could see some, you know, low lying flooding in those areas, maybe even some water into some houses. we will watch that over the weekend for you too. in terms of the snowfall forecast, we're looking at 20 inches in the mountains of north carolina, and then i'll end here with your ice forecast because that's what we're going to be watching tonight into tomorrow morning where we could see a half an inch of ice. that's where you see the blue here in the carolin...