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Places like missouri, illinois, indiana, ohio. because of that, we have winter storm warnings in effect already all across that area and are a second batch of it once you get across parts of the ohio valley and parts of upstate new york. here's how this plays out. very heavy rain including a threat for severe weather across parts of the south tomorrow. you'll see snow on the northern end of that, the northern part of ohio. you'll see a stripe there 8-10 inches of snow. then this moves towards the northeast. that's where the big population zone is, especially across i-95. that's what we're watc...

Northeast set to make for a messy morning commute. meteorologist pedram javaheri joins us live from the weather center. good morning. what do we know? what's headed here? >> dave, there is a quick-moving system -- this is a quick-moving system. coming around rush hour. the morning commute going to be impacted. we're talking about parts of 23 states. as you said, from the north down there south toward portions of alabama, texas. alabama, of course, georgia, then back toward texas, as well, getting in under the winter weather advisories that are in place. really when you look at this carefully, ...

People are under some sort of severe weather threat i.e. tornadoes, hail damaging winds. and one of the thing we're seeing are high precipitation super cells. a dump of rain. west of dough thand -- of dothan, we had 12 roads under water. that's a big concern, as well. here's atlanta points south, 75, i-20 big interstates, trouble on the roads here. here's a look at the picture. north and east you see that you will is moving north and east. also in addition to that we have a tornado watch, about five million under a tornado watch until 3:00 this afternoon. from atlanta to charleston and points ...

We're definitely going to bounce back from this. red cross is here to help. >> well, best of luck with all your efforts, ken garcia. thank you for joining me. chad myers is at the cnn extreme weather center. he knows the oklahoma city area very well. also joining us, indra peterson who is tracking the tornado's path. chad, let me start with you. you know this. how bad is this? it looks horrendous. >> it's devastating to the people that live there and to all the communities around it as well, because now you've cut the city basically in two. half the city between moore and norman and the points...