With some of the heavy snow and the gusty winds then that flood threat continues to work its way into the northeast. behind it we have intense arctic air that s going to spill into the central plains there. the coldest air that they ve seen so far this season, but that as we look towards monday, as we look at the iowa caucus here, we will have windchills, these are real feel windchills up to minus 40, 40 degrees below zero, minus 34 as we head into monday, and when you have windchills this extreme, this dangerous you re talking about frostbite in 20 minutes or less, this is extremely dangerous, life-threatening and it s the first bit of cold they re seeing so far this winter coming off the heels of one of the warmest winters that they ve seen on record so, yeah, looking at all of the past caucuses we ve seen here in des moines, in will be by far the coldest because we re looking at an average high at minus 4. might not even reach 4 degrees on monday.
Out, we continue to pull the snow into the great lakes with those gusts. you can see the heavy rain across the south, east linton to new england as we go into the day tomorrow. then it really starts to fill in that arctic air. that is what will make the caucus one of the coldest they have ever seen. these are overnight when chills, minus 45. that is the real feel. frostbite in ten minutes or left. that is dangerous, life-threatening. very extreme. we will keep, as we go into monday. here is a look at the caucus says. temperatures in the 30s and 40s for the most part. ahead, temperatures at 16. they are at a high temperature of only minus four. that is a temperature, probably not want to factor in the wind, wind chill values, like i said, minus 30, minus 40, five minus 40. incredibly dangerous. the forecast high temperatures
This is the way the storm looks. we have the wind with the snow. the storm pulls away. by the time we get to saturday, the snow is gone. this is an incredibly cold northwest wind that is going to usher in some of the most uncomfortable air that some people here maybe have ever seen. i want to go to the other sides of the storm. this is today and through the overnight hours tonight. a very significant tornado threat. could be large tornadoes. tomorrow this expands across much of the south here. behind us, we have another storm coming in probably not bringing snow to iowa behind this. snow maybe across the deep south, maybe an ice storm in texas, this is monday, tuesday, wednesday. maybe our first big snow across parts of the northeast. the bigger story for you, neil, who is headed in to iowa, take a look at what happens throughout this weekend. these are windchill temperatures pushing minus 40 degrees.
The next system starting to shift from northern europe down in towards the mediterranean. so focus of the rainfall the next few days will be across portions of italy, deggreece an adriatic sea. and you can see across the alps, about 20 to 40 centimeters. but heavier rain is focused along italy and greece, 50 to 100 millimeters total. and the other big story has been the extreme cold temperatures. take a look at some of these numbers. all of these locations are in the arctic air circle, but this extremely cold. all bottoming out below minus 40 degrees even places farther south like oslo and helsinki, much colder than they normally would be. the good news is we will finally start to see the frigid air begin to shift off to the east and get some relief, but it is
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You re doing things people don t do anymore and intuitive a big way and you wrote this book, 12 hour walk so it s almost like taking your love of flooring for the everyman, and i right? absolutely. people ask me why and there s maybe part of me wants to go out and push my body and find them as of him and potential and be our antarctica minus 40 degrees alone and thus not for everyone but i do believe we all have the desire to unlock our best lives and think goes by taking a look inward at our goals and priorities and a 12 hour walk is the guidebook on how everyone can do that. i was looking at the book and there are requirements, someone is going to say i ll take a 12 hour walk but i want to bring my headphones because i want to say listen to my music no music,
You re doing things people don t do anymore and intuitive a big way and you wrote this book, 12 hour walk so it s almost like taking your love of flooring for the everyman, and i right? absolutely. people ask me why and there s maybe part of me wants to go out and push my body and find them as of him and potential and be our antarctica minus 40 degrees alone and thus not for everyone but i do believe we all have the desire to unlock our best lives and think goes by taking a look inward at our goals and priorities and a 12 hour walk is the guidebook on how everyone can do that. i was looking at the book and there are requirements, someone is going to say i ll take a 12 hour walk but i want to bring my headphones because i want to say listen to my music no music,
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You were a young man? yeah, i had me 19th birthday on the boat going over. and it was cold, right? bloody cold! the firstjob we done was minus 40. that cold it hurt! archive: so centurion tanks move forward to clear the way. more british soldiers died than in the falklands, the gulf war, afghanistan and iraq combined. lieutenant colonel banburyl watches his men move up. but a nation still weary from world war underrated their faraway sacrifice. seeing the results of napalm, that was horrendous. i mean, it wasjust bloody horrible, suffocating, weren t they, really? you know, just charred bodies like, you know. it s not a game show. it s. . . real. when you when you shoot somebody, they re dead. when you see your first person shot, you sort of grew up overnight, like. can you just pull your jacket around a bit? some of the families have been