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Holidays. things are heating up for chicago. >> we are talking about warm weather. if you're looking for a lot of snow on the ground, it's not going to be the case. if you want to get outside and play with the toys, it might be a good time. i will show you light snowfall in that region. otherwise, relatively mild as we are talking about this and we are point. completely clear and completely dry. no rain on the eastern half of the country. out west, higher elevation and snowfall in the rocky mountains. even that is not a lot of snow. we are seeing rain move across the west coast and particularl...

Country, you do see over the next couple of days it's receding a little bit, especially across portions of the midwest. largely a white christmas happening on the western half of the country, the elevation a little bit higher. those temperatures can stay cooler, and you can hang on to that snow just a little bit longer. the other big story is this system that's lifting off the gulf of mexico. beginning to see heavy rain acontrols cross portions of the panhandle. sunday into monday, really a slow mover, so some of these areas getting heavy rain over the next couple of days. you're getting into ...

An hour range. i think we will see the worst of it by tomorrow morning right around the charleston area. probably some hurricane force winds, definitely significant rain. then we start to see the rain move farther inland. we'll see inland flooding from there. then this eventually throughout the day on thursday, the center of it looks like most of our models in agreement that it just rakes the entire coast line before friday afternoon finally moving out of here. along with it, a lot of rain. because of it, we have warnings for high threat of flooding. any way you see that pink, which is basical...

New orleans, to the west of it. the center of the storm, there's a bit of a center to the south cutting off marshall islands. two hours away we've got this pummelling the mobile area and biloxi and seeing rain along the i-65 corridor from mobile up to montgomery that's where we're at breakup point of rain and then we've got the rain that's really the bulk of it, the heaviest to the south of it here of the coast. somewhere around marsh island there, it's an unpopulated island just some kind of a fishing area, but we're seeing the rain move in and the heaviest of the rain and the wind we've been...

3 to 6 feet of storm surge that will put a lot of communities under water. that on top of the rain and the rain will be an issue. making landfall tomorrow morning. we're seeing the outer bands of rain move through the region. the rain is going to intensify here overnight. no surprise here. large area where we're under flood watches and warnings across portions of louisiana and stretching to the north as the system slowly drifts to the north as you get going saturday and sunday. all of this again north of the mississippi river. that is the real concern. here's one forecast model. every time we ...