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Biggest snowstorm there in years, as much as 16 inches of snow is predicted. cnn meteorologist chad myers has our forecast. what are you seeing, chad? you know, i think the people of boulder are tired of snow. they moved out there to see the snow, but they ve already had 32 inches before this storm, another 10 to 12 on top of that, snowing heavily right now in denver, low visibilities. it s only 4:30, it could be very slow today. winter storms from the great lakes into the desert southwest. we will even have some blizzard conditions across parts of nebraska, kansas, and colorado. now that s not the bulk of the travel areas, but if you re traveling across i-76 or 80, it is going to be a mess. move you ahead until tomorrow. we start to see that snow move into the northern great lakes. most of this storm, though, is rain. this is a warm enough storm to make rain through wednesday and thursday and even into friday, so the rain could slow you down, especially at the airports, but it reall ....
All the same, blizzard conditions at time expected down east maine into cape cod. that s blowing snow. low visibilities. perhaps as much as a foot in some of these locations. this storm system bringing a fresh out of arctic air across the northeast. many spots challenging record lows into the ohio valley. deep freeze expected into the southeast, that not good news. john and marci, back to you. jim, thank you. a bittersweet morning for us here at world news now. as we mentioned at the top, marci gonzalez heading back to her correspondent job. tomorrow we welcome back diana perez, which we re excited about, from maternity leave. but we ll miss you. your normal sleep will return. that put her in a very special mood. oh, boy. happy home along because i m happy clap along if you feel like happiness is the truth happy ....
Nevertheless, rough storms moving through parts of dallas earlier today. they are now moving through texarkana, north texas, you re pretty much over, but there are still folks without power. memphis seeing some thunderstorms right now that could be rough with some straight-line winds and certainly some frequent hail and lightning and thunder. also, a weak line of thunderstorms that are rolling through the ohio river valley. they may very well intensify as the day rolls along. we start to heat things up. temperatures are very, very warm. this is the slice that we think will we ll probably see severe weather, although not as strong as yesterday. one of the reasons we had that strong severe weather was the amount of record highs that we saw yesterday, into the 90s and lower 100s across a few areas there, texas and parts of even florida. we have some travel delays we want to point out. new york, metros, low ceilings, low visibilities. i think for the most part, the northeast will be dry to ....