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Snowfall rarely, if ever, comes, except this week. wcau michelle grossman joins me with the latest on the next winter storm. get ready. >> get ready, it's coming on monday. we're still deep into winter. we had record-breaking snowfall, historical snowfall in the northeast and any snow falling down to the panhandle of florida is noteworthy. let's look at winter radar. the area of low pressure that brought us the snow in the southeast is working up the coast, over the open waters of the atlantic ocean. still north carolina, virginia, seeing some snow showers, but it is cold, that is what we are ...

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Sports. i'm fred roggin. >> now for another quick look at the weather. here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with that weather channel forecast we've been giving him a hard time for all week. >> i'm done with the snow. i was done a while ago. i put my winter coat away already. a mistake. temps this morning are key to the storm. most of the city areas are not going to have any issue. it's 34 in new york and the pavement is wet so the roads in new york city are fine. it's the suburbs that do have snow cover this morning. especially in areas of new jersey. right now we're at 33 in hartford. you're...

31 in washington. look at orlando, 44. hopefully not a vacation week for you this week. that cold weather extends through parts of the south central states. that's one part of the story. you factor in the winds, and it feels a lot colder. feels like the teens in some spots. feels like the 20s in others. we're going to see winds gusting again, over 40 miles per hour once the storm turns up in the mid-atlantic. right now we're seeing winds gusting at 33 miles per hour in atlanta and 17 miles per hour in new york city. already a little bit breezy. the winter radar showing us we're seeing that pre...

>> we saw the flakes flying in new york city. it will look different in just a few hours. winds gusting over 45 miles per hour. here's a look at your winter radar, the national view showing us it's a pretty extensive storm from the mid-atlantic all the way down to the southeast states, a little closer look here. here's that area of low pressure. it will continue to move to the north. it will strengthen and bring snow to many parts of the mid-atlantic. we do have many advisories and warnings up and down the eastern seaboard. we have a blizzard warning from parts of maine down to southern, nng. ...