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Winds in new orleans and as this storm inches further to the north, those winds are only going to increase for new orleans. until the storm starts to pull away finally. also the storm surge, you can see the rotation of the storm continuing to push water onshore. we're going to see ten, 12 feet of storm surge and that is still happening and will continue to happen. this push of water onshore for the next several hours. so the storm is still a category 4 with winds of 130 miles per hour. 160-mile-per-hour gusts. and as this storm inches farther to the north, we'll continue to see that extreme wi...

Parts of northeast, snowfall totals that i gathered last hour, connecticut, over 10-inches, parts of connecticut getting close to a foot of snow, in new york, interior section got over 6-inches, new jersey over 7-inches and the storm system is exiting but i must caution that the temperatures are going to be very cold, record cold over the next several days so any wet streets, wet roadways, potential for freeze is very high, so that's going to be the next danger as we go through the next couple of days even though it looks like it's melted it might not be. rob, back to you. rob: serious blizzar...

Enches yeah. are you excited for the snow? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> you are. we like snow. >> i like your hat. >> thank you i like a mad rush are but it feel like it. stick around with this forecast for me. take a look at this nor'easter here it is. here's what's happening across portion ohio valley and atlantic and unfortunate part is that we have with an ice storm unfolding across portions of indiana and ohio. sew that pink stuff there that is not good news. ice on the roadways on powerlines. and that's going to be treacherous for driving interior sections are where we're going to see j...

There past 14 feet, and especially with the wave action on top of it. this is how the winds will play out as we go through the rest of the afternoon, and going through 2:00 p.m., the landfall and the 90-mile-an-hour winds and then we will watch the winds ramping up. tallahassee by 4:00 p.m., around 79-mile-an-hour winds. that is going to knock out the power on the interior section. but andrea, from the wind and the destruction from the storm surge, it is now through 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. the only thing that i can equate it to is a bowling ball, and the pana panama city here and the panhand...

The worst of it here along the coast from the prolonged period of wind and rain. the storm surge you've been talking about, take a look at the wind bars, this is saturday. we're going to continue to see the same on-shore flow here. so the water piles up there past cape fear-wilmington and in the pamlico sound, goes towards new bern. towns far inland that are on and inlet or a river like the pamlico river. all the water will stay in there and the storm surges are going to be really extreme all the across the interior section. factor in the rain. this is the gfc model putting out numbers like 45...