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>> janice: do you want to teach me. >> not too hard.just -- yep, rotation is just like that. >> perfect. you are a natural. >> janice: definitely much colder and much windier up here and we are at the height of the summit. >> yeah. we are actually just above the summit highest point in new england. >> janice: what do you think it's gusting up here, jay. >> probably gusting in the mid 30's. >> we go up here every hour. actually go to the top here. and then hit that metal ring with one of these mallets right here and that's going to as you see knock all the ice off. >> janice: i think this has to be the craziest thing i have ever done on television. i have done some crazy stuff. here we go. [banging] >> janice: note to self, you do not want to look down from over 6,300 feet. it's a little crazy. okay. i'm done. >> brian: wow. >> steve: that's cold. >> janice: we did it. oh my gosh, totally a bucket list. i'm so proud of myself and the folks. you got it. we are going to be up on the observation deck next hour, sta tuned.this ♪ dad. what's

. >> steve: now down to brian and janice. >> brian: something totally unrelated but more fun. >> janicejanice: this video you have to watcher. a homeowner in upstate new york learning a hard way not to use sthowfl get snow off your roof. take a look. ♪ >> oh. >> brian: is he no quitter. here he is bringing out a second shovel to get the job done whether this happens. >> oh. >> brian: homeowner ronni jarrett he forced that conundrum on himself. thanks for doing. this tiktok getting thousands of views. first off what were you trying to do. >> trying to get a video for my friends. >> janice: were you trying to bring the snow down and show how much snow was on your roof? >> yeah. because it comes down really hard and they don't experience that in the south. so i wanted them to see just how like much snow falls all at once. >> janice: you started with a snowball, right? and then you went to the shovel? >> right. [laughter] the snowball was like really fluffy, so as soon as i threw it, it disintegrated i need something a little bit heavier. >> brian: you could make an ice ball next time and j

that's his official role. >> janice: awesome.y just came out from doing observations. we will have to talk to charlie in the next hour going right up to the summit which we did yesterday. we will be showing you all of that on "fox & friends." i went up there as well. it was pretty awesome. thank you for letting me do this bucket list, "fox & friends." >> steve: that's awesome. speaking of records, i'm looking. warm you are, they recorded the world record wind speed of 231 miles per hour in april of 1934. it is cold and it is windy and you're there. >> janice: the worst weather in the world right here. >> steve: congratulations. >> brian: best way to avoid wind burn, what do you use? >> steve: vaseline. >> brian: get petroleum jelly. i know it takes a lot of guts to put your hand in there unless you are the first one in. after a while sometimes you look and say i don't think so. if you are the first, and you put it on your face. >> steve: that's why it comes in the tube now you just squeeze it out. >> brian: really? >> steve: it c

let's send it to janice dean. >> janice: i don't understand the ham stuff, do you, carley?> carley: yeah, valid question. >> janice: taylor ham or pork roll. >> carley: the guest was wrong. >> janice: are they the same thing? >> todd: same thing. tomato, tomato. >> janice: let's do the weather. i will look it up and know in the next 20 minutes what you are talking about. the big story is warm-up across the country. temperatures above average. for million, today through friday, record highs for minneapolis, fargo, grand rapids. more like springtime, feeling like march 31 for minneapolis, 47 is like april and in rapid city, it is like the beginning of may. enjoy it while it lasts. here is the forecast for today. that clipper system across the ohio valley now in the atlantic and will bring precipitation and mountain snow. in the west, potential for heavy rain and flooding along the coast of california. big-time snow for sierra nevada region and spread through the rockies and we'll track it through the weekend. rain still to come, three to five for some area says, that will bri

thank you, janice. >> janice: you got it.s looking for luxury skin care products. >> they don't know what they're buying. glycolic acid and 8 years old in it. it could have things that affect their skin. they are clogging their pores, they are trapping their pores. they are superficial. they are words about the wrong thing sitting in makeup stores. >> kayleigh: unbelievable. our next guest warns these products could leave your kids with irreversible skin problems. dermatologist dr. jody lavigne is here with more. dr. lavigne, this is unfathomable to me. coming from someone who didn't know you were supposed to moisturize until college or after. >> these products are really irritating. cause redness, dryness, stinging, burning, eczema and even long-term skin sensitivity. >> kayleigh: you are in practice now. how often do you see i want a skin care product for my child. >> i'm seeing parents coming in with shopping bags filled with products. they drop it on the table and say my kids are buying this at sephora, what do i do? plea

. >> janice: stay tuned. >> steve: today is january 2nd.sday. people are returning after the holidays to their regular routines whether it is you are going to work or school or just at home there is some -- we all know this, there is some let down after the holidays because everybody has been racing 100 miles per hour to get presents and plan stuff and travel. and all that so the question is how do people deal with the post holiday blues? everybody is different. >> ainsley: all right, griff. what is your advice you are a very happy person. i didn't have griff i'm going to go to the way it was handled here at "fox & friends" get an . >> ainsley: like a live one? >> griff: a live one. >> steve: got a collie upstairs now? >> griff: we have a fish here. rachel ray's fish, executive producer, you see him his name is poncho. >> ainsley: rachel where is your fish? >> griff: under the log. "fox & friends" bowling ball in the background which is a little confusing. poncho is a beta fish. named after the great mexican outlaw. i don't know why i named

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healing needs to occur, and from healing comes new growth >> reporter: healing propels this project janice is the descendant of slaves who worked for the maryland governor. county executive pittman, the descendant of those slave owners >> do you think about that >> i think we wear that like a banner, because we are truly this county. >> why do you think so many americans are having a hard time having these conversations about history, collaborating with people who are different from them? >> fear of the unknown. >> reporter: reverend king has started to share her story. >> just because you go through something doesn't mean that's the end. >> reporter: she hopes that this new memorial park becomes a model for our nation's healing. antonia hylton, nbc news, anne arundel county, maryland >>> and ahead for us tonight, the new name atop the list of winningest basketball coaches ever >>> sad news out of hollywood. legendary director norman jewison has died known for socially conscious movies, jewison was nominated three times for a best director oscar, for 1967's "in the heat of the night," whic

janice? >> janice: yes. >> steve: we have been almost 700 days without snow in new york.we had that much yesterday. >> janice: we haven't had know? new york city. what's your name. >> marianne. >> don. >> janice: do you want to say hi to somebody. >> hi billy in florida your number one fox fan. >> janice: we all want to be in florida. show you how much snow we got in the northeast. over 18-inch in places of upstate new york. 17 inches. over a foot in the northeast. coastal areas just a rain event. look how active we are going to be over the next several days. storm number 2, 3, and 4. and maybe next week the coastal areas like philadelphia and boston and new york city and washington, you could get snow next week. so watching that but, our storm system today bringing blizzard conditions, winter storm warnings, heavy snow over a foot of snow and blowing conditions. then we could also see the potential of tornadoes not only today but tonight a severe weather outbreak and men as robert ray mentioned heavy rain in the forecast tuesday and wednesday. flash flooding is going to

. >> janice: hi, good morning.you like it warm, we are going to see warmer temperatures feeling like springtime. current temps 34 in fargo. 37 in chicago. potential warm lows. so overnight lows that we are going to hit in terms of record 200 plus potential new recorded next couple days. feeling more like may 3rd for billings, montana yesterday 62 degrees. rapid city 65 for the end of january? which is more like may 13th. and there's your forecast today. so the central u.s. looks good. those warm temperatures, certainly for much of -- i would say two thirds of the country. then we have this area of low pressure. that was our clipper system that dove across the ohio valley. we are seeing it develop across the atlantic. we could see sprinkles of showers here and mountain snow. and then the west coast. that's our next big system. that's going to bring the potential for flooding rainfall especially for california and feet of snow for the mountains. great news for the skiers. unfortunately going to cause some short-term

. >> brian: i would like to go to janice dean for more. >> janice: summed it up very well.esting to talk about steve talk about the fact that it's hard to get on the roads. so, we have to be concerned with people trying to get there. and i worry about cars breaking down because, when you have wind chills of negative 20 to negative 30. it doesn't take long for hypothermia to set in and frost bite in some cases 10 minutes if you are outdoors and not protected. here are your high temperatures. this is air temperature, you know, below zero for most of the states across the board. and then with the wind chills, the danger factor is that your body can't deal with the wind and the cold. the heat escapes and that's why we have the potential for frost bite in 10 minutes if you are outdoors and not dressed accordingly, this is going to be a really dangerous situation. so, not only the cold, but steve is right. you don't have pumps working at the gas station and you can't get on the roads. that's going to be very concerning and it is going to impact caucus travel. so here's the wind c

take it away, janice. >> here we are on the observation deck. this equipment we have. >> first the piece of equipment you are holding here is what we have as the snowboard. we use it when it's snowing. what exact present situation take is happening. freezing rain, ice pill either, snow. when we get closer to 32 is when you start getting the wintery mix and when it comes in handy. >> you are so talented with this. tell us how this works? >> come out here every hour to figure out our relative humid tee spin it around for five minutes in the summer or ten or 15 minutes in the winter below fringes. we evaporate all the water out and when that happens all the temperature actually drops in the temperature to the lowest possible temperature in the air. if there was no water. using that and the current air temperature figuring out the difference between the two figure out relatively humidity. >> it is at art form to translate the scientific to what people can understand at home. >> absolutely. some of the stuff i learned in school nobody would have any

>> janice: yes.sident donald trump notching a sweeping land slide victory last night in iowa. >> i really think this is time now for everybody, our country to come together. we want to come together. whether it's republican or democrat or liberal or conservative, it would be so nice if we could come together and straighten out the world and straighten out the problems. >> brian: wow, a reflective president critics in the left wing media didn't see it that way. either refusing to air or cutting him off completely. >> we're going to seal up the border. [cheers] >> we van v. an invasion of millions and millions of people coming into our country. i can't imagine why they think that's a good thing. >> donald trump declaring victory with historically strong showing in the iowa caucuses. here he is right now under my voice you hear him repeating his anti-immigrant rhetoric. >> the projected winner of the iowa caucuses has just started giving his victory speech. we will let you know if there is any news made

janice is the descendant of slaves who worked for the maryland governor.n the descendant of those slave owners. >> do you think about that? >> i think we wear that like a banner because we are truly this county. >> why do you think so many americans are having a hard time having these conversations about history, collaborating with people who are different from them? >> fear of the unknown. >> reporter: reverend king has started to share her story. >> just because you go through something doesn't mean that's the end. >> reporter: she hopes that this new memorial park becomes a model for our nation's healing. antonia hylton, nbc news, anne arundel county, maryland. >>> and ahead for us tonight, the new name atop the list of winningest basketball coaches ever.ly whe n they're eggland's best. taste so fresh and amazing. deliciously superior nutrition, too. for us, it's eggs any style. as long as they're the best. eggland's best. look at these humans, just walking past the chance to save nearly $750. hey, you! look. here. look at this. -[ gasps ] -come on. let

i'm toing to janice dean now. janice, i'm warning you about the cold weather thing.out not being appropriately dressed for the snow. take it. >> you did not wear a hat. that's where we lose our most heat. >> there's no hats that fit me, janice. >> i'll get you a hat. might be too late. >> neil: yeah, i feel wobbly. how are we looking? >> i want to make sure that people are headed out, wear your hat and don't dress like neil cavuto. here's the temperatures. we've been talking about this many days now. negative 2. those are air temperatures. factor in what it feels like with the windchill, negative 20, 30, that's when it's dangerous. you can't be outside unprotected skin for a long period of time. you worry about frostbite and hypothermia. in terms of snow, no big storms. but we have 12-18 inches on the ground in some places. some of the roads are not plowed yesterday. forecast windchill the next couple hours as people get to the caucuses, negative 20, negative 30. same day. same story. it's the windchill that potentially could be the most dangerous here. the windchill

so local janice and i think what we don't talk about enough is the fact that palestinian john is all the only people who are able to uphold on this. well no one else has guessing it. and these are not people who have necessarily trained as well. correspondence they have people to whom all has come. they have become jo, jody. why why, why don't, why aren't they getting in? it's because israel will not allow them in because he wants to control the narrative. a. hi the israel. no. egypt is allowing janice in absolutely what sent me those douglas who have been allowed in i will be permitted to go in to isabella . have had to insight to be in bed with the is ready on me and any go on a very sort of 2 rates. it's 2 of the country. so yes, absolutely. that's why no one else is getting in to cover this a western media organizations. jodi afraid of being accused of anti semitism if they stand up and speak out and support a palestinian journalist, so they afraid that they they go to be accused of taking sides. first of us and we have seen west to meet the organization, stand up and support. we

>> janice: hello, brian.snow streak here in new york city. 1.4 inches in central park. let's take a look at it. there it is. we had 701 days without measurable snow, almost two years. and we broke the record snowless streak for baltimore, philadelphia, and now new york city. so it's over but how much more snow are we going to get? well, along the coast it's going to get with snow and freezing rain and maybe some sleet and out of here by this evening. our next chance for snow will be on friday. so stay tuned for that across the country, the current wind chills still frigid, dangerously cold across the northern plains, the central plains. and it feels like, you know, single digits in texas. we have wind chill alerts all along the gulf coast into florida. so wind chill advisories for tens of millions of folks. i think over 100 million have some sort of frozen advisory and then you see that storm system exiting the northeast. the new one moving in the northwest, that's the one we're going to watch over the next c

so local janice and i think what we didn't talk about enough is the fact that palestinian john is all the only people who are able to report on this one. no one else has guessing and. and these are not people who have necessarily trained as well. correspondence. they have people to whom all has come. they have become jo, jody. why, why, why don't, why aren't they getting in? it's because israel will not allow them in because he wants to control the narrative a hi the israel. no. egypt is allowing janice in absolutely with let me those douglas who have been allowed in i will be permitted to go in to is there a i've had to insight to be in bed with the is ready on me in any go on a very sort of to rates it's to of the country. so yes, absolutely. that's why no one else is getting in to cover this a western media organizations jodi afraid of being accused of anti semitism. if they stand up and speak out and support a palestinian journalist, so they afraid that they, they go to be accused of taking sides. first of us and we have seen west to meet the organizations stand up and support. we

no. egypt is allowing janice in absolutely with let me those douglas who have been allowed in i will be permitted to go in to is there a i've had to insight to be in bed with the is ready on me in any go on a very sort of 2 rates, it's to of the country. so yes, absolutely. that's why no one else is getting in to cover this. a western media organizations jody afraid of being accused of anti semitism. if they stand up and speak out and support a palestinian journalist, so they afraid that they, they go to be accused of taking sides. first of us and we have seen west to meet the organization, stand up and support. we have the washington post very recently for example, b. s. i think absolutely what we've seen in this rule is that people have been fighting to speak out even simply to state fights for having and a natural being accused of anti semitism and taking sides and not certainly to not just of the media but more broadly. probably what do you make of what you've heard so far? are largely agree. this is a longstanding problem. the 1st thing i want to say of course, is to you and you

senior meteorologist janice dean is here with the fox weather forecast. >> janice: started new year withade of storms. hurricane-force wind for the northeast. we have power outages and not done yet. rain in the forecast and snow and more of those wind gusts going into the afternoon and evening. power outages for new york and pennsylvania down to north carolina. michigan, as well. area of low pressure lifts northward. this is live radar. we have rain and snow for new england across great lakes. the moisture part is over. we have potential for strong winds this afternoon and another storm system in the wake getting into the weekend and one behind that next week. there are wind gust forecasts. people thinking it is over with. look at red and yellow and that is 50 or 60 mile per hour winds. we will see cancellations at the airport. some energy moves south toward tennessee river valley and up toward the northeast. interior section snow and rain event for thursday and friday. storm three there. next storm system this weekend will bring significant icing event for the south, something we have n

so local janice and i think what we didn't talk about enough is the fact that palestinian gentleness of the only people who are able to uphold on this one. no one else has guessing it. and these are not people who have necessarily trained as well. correspondence. they have people to whom all has come. they have become jo, jody. why, why, why don't, why aren't they getting in? it's because israel will not allow them in because he wants to control the narrative. a. hi the israel. no. egypt is allowing janice in absolutely with let me those douglas who have been allowed in i will be permitted to go in to isabella. have had to insight to be in bed with the is ready on me and any go on a very sort of 2 rates. it's to of the country. so yes, absolutely. that's why no one else is getting in to cover this a western media organizations. jodie. afraid of being accused of anti semitism, if they stand up and speak out and support a palestinian journalist, so they afraid that they, they go to be accused of taking sides. first of us and we have seen west to meet the organizations stand up and supp

. >> janice: dog's name? >> rambo. >> janice: stay with me.37 degrees. we don't have a lot of snow on the ground. we had a mess this morning. we have a new system pushing west and we'll track that. heavy rain along the coast and mountain snow toward the rockies. rest of the u.s. above average temperatures. i know you like it warm, kayleigh, i'll see what i can do for you. >> kayleigh: never thought i would call 37 degrees warm. not bad, i'll take it. house republicans release articles of impeach mment again alejandro mayorkas. mayorkas willfully refused to follow the law and one house member says he thinks they have the votes. >> i think it will pass. proof in the pudding, alejandro mayorkas perjured himself, he is putting americans in danger. opioid deaths have doubled and that is hundreds of thousands of american lives temperature issure constitutional duty. >> kayleigh: tony gonzalez joins us now. i'm curious if you agree with congressman fallon, you think you have the votes. good morning, yes, enough is enough. we came up short in november

>> janice: yes, ma'am, that is the exciting part if you like snow.cold and going to get colder. 29 right now. if there were precipitation right now, it would be snow. we are setting up for a pattern that is conducive for snow along the i-95 corridor. we have not had measurable snow for 680 days. you see the west coasts getting active and that energy will travel across the country setting us up for snow for the northeast and heavy snow for central u.s., southwest and rain for the south. here is the bottom line here, area of low pressure developing on friday moving up east coast likely for south. travel disruptions and confidence is increasing for impactful snow for the i-95 corridor with one inch plus. some computer models are showing upward of six inches of snowfall, especially west of the i-95 corridor. many ways to track this. headline is some areas that have not seen snow are about to get some. why show you mount washington? that is happening wednesday, thursday and friday, temperatures in the teens, feeling like below zero. today i am headed to m

so local janice and i think what we didn't talk about enough is the fact that palestinian john is all the only people who are able to uphold on this. well no one else has guessing it. and these are not people who have necessarily trained as well. correspondence they have people to whom all has come. they have become jo, jody. why why, why don't, why aren't they getting in? it's because israel will not allow them in because he wants to control the narrative. a. hi the israel. no. egypt is allowing janice in absolutely with let me those douglas who have been allowed in i will be permitted to go in to is there a i've had to insight to be in bed with the is ready on me in any go on a very sort of to rates it's to of the country. so yes, absolutely. that's why no one else is getting in to cover this a western media organizations jodi afraid of being accused of anti semitism. if they stand up and speak out and support a palestinian journalist, so they afraid that they, they go to be accused of taking sides. first of us and we have seen west to meet the organization, stand up and support. we

my sister in kansas janice dean said the system was awful. >> janice: all moving eastward. across the south for alabama in towards georgia and the florida panhandle. take a look at it where we had earlier tornado warn storm several of them for the florida panhandle zooming into this one near decatur that is a confirmed tornado on the ground. tornado watch. means conditions are favorable for tornadoes the florida area, the panhandle, up toward georgia and alabama and that severe threat is going to move up towards the mid-atlantic. the snowy part of the storm still blizzard conditions for parts of the midwest and then the northeast is getting in on the this. starting this afternoon, overnight tonight, into tomorrow morning, you have the heavy rain, the potential for flooding. strong winds, 60 to 70 miles per hour. all of that snow melt is going to melt and cause some major issues. so heavy rain in the forecast. we'll could see on order of 3 to 4, even five inches of rain in a short period of time. and then the snow melt is going to contribute to the issues. now power outage f

senior meteorologist janice dean is here. it was icy yesterday, that was my story. >> janice: good point. slush and mush in the northeast has frozen to the ground. if you don't have salt on the ground, there is possibility of slipping, i almost did it this morning. current national wind chill, feels like 10 in new york, 8 in dallas. little rock 7. below zero in duluth, negative 14 in new york. big 73s stretching from minneapolis to mobile, alabama, corpus christi, texas. we will get a reprieve heading into the weekend. then the next shot. next winter storm trajectory starts in midwest, around portland and to central plains, midwest and northeast on friday. we have winter weather alerts and ice storm warnings for port land r land. winter weather moves east. here is future radar and clouds going through thursday and friday. couple systems here combining in toward the northeast. most of this is happening during the day on friday for . reinforcing shot of snow. not a lot of snow, could impact travel. here is forecast for tnorthea

check in with senior meteorologist janice dean with the forecast. >> janice: devastating, rescue missions underway. 7.5 magnitude is a strong earthquake. we'll continue to provide coverage. tsunami warnings have been lifted in the area. devastating situation for those folks. across lower 48, temperatures are cold, setting up active weather pattern for the first week of january. happy new year. quiet right now, we have more rain in the forecast for wests coast and area of low pressure developing over southwest and that will kickoff active weather pattern this week. west coast, several systems moving onshore along the coast and snow piling up over the sierra moving toward the rockies and some energy will give us potential for a coastal storm for the east coast this weekend. there is rain forecast for the western u.s. that snow is going to spread inland. here is forecast for today, fairly quiet. west coasts, first storm system this new year and area of low pressure for parts of texas. area of low pressure off coast of east coast bringing blustery conditions, nothing too severe yet. active pa

bret: art janice dean at the "fox weather" center, janice thanks. ♪ franky breaking tonight antitankle fired from lebanon killed two israeli civilians in northern israel today. the attack raises new concerns of a second front in the war between israel and hamas. also tonight palestinians report several civilian deaths from israeli airstrikes on central gaza. to date marks the 100th day of the conflict between israel and hamas. while democrats are not participating in the iowa caucuses this year there is a significant new player in the biden reelection campaign this evening. john it carry himself a former democratic presidential nominee is leaving his post to join the biden team. there is more immediate concern this hour for the president increasing dissension over his policy regarding israel and hamas. but it's pretty loud last night outside the white house. lucas tomlinson has details from the north lawn. >> thousands of anti- israel protesters at times violently attacking the temporary fencing the secret service erected outside the white house. chancing law live and f joe bided spr

check in with janice dean for fox weather forecast. janice? >> janice: hello, good morning. bit of wintry mix, some rain, a little bit of snow in central long island. let's take a look at the maps. this storm is exiting, which is good news. do you know what the big story record temperatures. potential record warm lows. lows overnight that are surpassing what they normally are this time of year. and as you look today, tuesday, wednesday, this will move across much of the country with close to 200 million above average. so, feeling almost like the beginning of spring instead of the end of january. the storm system across the northeast, that's going to exit. we do have some delays and some cancellations at the airports. keep that in mind. then we have a clipper system going to push across the great lakes and the upper midwest. you can see that slug of moisture making its way across the west coast over the next couple of days and that's going to be our next storm we are going to be watching. travel trouble as i mentioned. new york looks like we have got delays and cancellations

. >> janice: that's true. >> steve: j.d., thank you very much. >> janice: see you soon. >> steve: at state anthony blinken will have talks with the mexican leaders about the border which is power of attorney. expected to discuss the impact of the migrant crisis on the cities. they are going to ask for money and is he going to say yeah, let's talk about it thousands will gather in nation's capital for the 51st annual march for live. find carley shimkus live with jean mancini march for life president. and abuse and human trafficking survivor who now directs a pregnancy center in vermont. carley, i know my diocese, historically, always sent busses to. this they are going to have a big turnout today despite the bitter cold. >> carley: yeah. that's right. and when i was coming in from union station, steve, yesterday, i saw a bunch of priests ready to go all bundled up already. a lot of nuns. and you are expecting, jeanie, 100,000 people to march in march for life this year. even in this weather. >> even in this weather. yeah. i'm reminded of 2016 blizzard get. in and we still had a huge c

janice, i was looking at it looks like the airport in milwaukee is also close. >> janice: yeah, i believeme of these big cities across the upper midwest stretching to the plains. look look at he is active weather alerts right now. every single state on this map has some sort of weather alert, including hell's, by the way, across the mississippi river valley. is the wizard that is affecting chicago and milwaukee. we have gotten 33 as the temperature right now. put cancellations upwards of 800. and hardly any visibility and the winds are gusting to 30, 40 miles per hour. that is problem, is you got the heavy snow but then you have the blowing snow which makes travel difficult if not impossible. ended when she com. was coming. man, were going to feel when she was of negative 30, negative 40, look at that. as low as in parts of the northern rockies. and there's demined. so monday is the big carcass they. a blizzard will be over but we will have when shows of negative 34 on sunday into monday. so that is going to be a big story we're going to follow and then the tornadoes across the mississipp

senior meteorologist janice dean joins us with our fox weather forecast. >> hey, janice. >> janice: here the wings. let's take a look at what we have got brewing right now across the central u.s. blizzard warnings in effect. and you can see the colder air and then the relatively warmer air. that's key. because we have the potential for not only a blizzard but severe storms along the gulf coast. including tornadoes. so let's talk about the blizzard warning for areas across the plains from texas through to nebraska and then winter storm swatches and winter weather advisories and winter storm warnings. some areas could get easily 8 to 12 inches of snow. because we are going to see wind bust gusts. make travel impossible in some areas. severe strorntion including tornadoes in areas shaded in red. a potential for a tornado outbreak. know where you are going to get the watches and warnings. this is a major system that's going to continue to move across the east coast. and by the way, for the northeast, not so much snow but flooding rainfall. several inches of rain and that's giving us a huge w

let's check in janice dean for fox weather forecast. hi, janice. >> janice: lots going on.ezing rain and ice across portions of the ohio valley and great lakes. heavy rain threat for the southern u.s. the southern plains. as we zoom, in you can see the potential here, we is a severe thunderstorm warning in effect for central texas and then that heavy rain in rounds coming today and tomorrow and thursday and friday. some areas could easily get 5 to 8 inches. so flooding is going to be a big concern on the silver lining side of this, they need the rain. >> we need to fill up some of those reservoirs. here is your forecast today. watching that storm system develop across the plain states, we still have the risk for the severe weather and the potential for icing across the ohio valley in towards the northeast and the great lakes. florida, you are getting wet today and another round of rain for california. so, very busy pattern. look at the temperature change. it's going to feel like springtime in a lot of these areas where we were in to the deep freeze. nashville this last week

senior meteorologist janice dean is here with the forecast. >> janice: did you feel -- 33 in chicagoer they were in a deep freeze across northern plains and upper midwest. 36 in new york. dallas, 40, feeling better. potential of heavy rain and more ice in the forecast as we have freezing conditions and rainfalls through thin layer of freezing air, it freezes on the ground. you see pink in the live raider in the ohio valley. that is dangerous part of the storm. some snow over great lakes and toward new england and upstates new york. mainly a rain event for many hours starting today through friday. winter weather alerts from kansas to burlington, vermont. snow combined with rain and freezing rain will make travel tricky. southern side of the storm, heavy rain and moisture moving in from the gulf of mexico across mississippi river valley. rounds of heavy rain and potential for severe flooding. three to five inches, some areas could get five to eight. foot of rain through saturday and there is severe storm threat today, texas through louisiana could see gusty winds and hail. there is for

if janice waring was suspicious about heather back then, the a-team was doubly so now.e enough, a few key strokes on the cold lobby that mothers intuition was right. >> i told her she'd been arrested for forgery, and in indiana, she had been arrested in other states as well. >> essentially, if you just google her name, i suppose, you could find out -- >> that's how i found her. she had been impersonating a doctor. in fact, a gould her. >> even wouldn't be her first husband. she had been married before, and had four children. now they know about heather, a few fuzzy details were suddenly clearer. for one thing, the bill for kates last dinner with ethan made sense because there are three bills on that bill. the other diner was heather kamp. more important, not check even try to cash, no one that teller flagged, maybe that was another heather forgery. >> right away, point man shames randall fresh that information here to police headquarters. surely, somebody here put two and two together, a win known to have committed forgery, indiana and other states. a so-called best fri

over the last 24 hours. >> janice: i know.h. they have canceled a lot of flights, steve. let's take a look at the maps. tornado warn storms. warm part of the system moving across the mississippi river valley where we have several tornado warnings for arkansas over towards mississippi and then we have severe thunderstorm warnings in effect. that's going to be potentially an issue throughout the afternoon as well as we go through louisiana and arkansas and mississippi over the tennessee river valley and then up towards the southeast. that's the tornado risk. then the cold side of this storm is bringing a blizzard for our friends in iowa right now. and nebraska up towards green bay where you see the orange blizzard warnings and winter storm warnings for millions of folks upwards of 12 to 18 inches of snow then cold air behind it is going to break some records. forecast lows for saturday, sunday. watch how far the cold moves southward so parts of texas in towards arkansas. mississippi river valley. we actually might see some snow

this morning she is in new york. >> janice: i am.ing to be above average. we will see if he sees his shadow. if he does six more weeks of winter. even though it's warm outside. let's take a look. 35 in new york. not too warm. eastern not enjoying like the friends central plains and midwest where 10 to 15 even 30 degrees above average. we'll finally get in on that as we get through the weekend. cold air will start to move in. i think we're going to start to see some of that artic air in the next couple of weeks. today's forecast, we have the next storm system moving in to the west. so that's going to be the big weather maker traveling across the country over the next couple of days for now. heavy rain along the coast. mountain snow, feet of it for the sierra, nevada in towards the rockies over the next couple of days. that's the big story on fox weather.com. we will keep you up to date. flooding, certainly, the biggest concern for california. [siren] >> janice: all right, i ron wonder if they're coming to take me away. >> carley: run.

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janice dean has more. >> janice: don't blame me. we have flight cancellation and delays. system brought inch and a half of snow to new york city. we are excited, it broke the snowless streak in philadelphia and baltimore. still to come in northeast, one to three inches. parts of maine could get six to eight. in north carolina, north carolina over foot of snow. in tennessee, 9.5 inches. in kentucky, 7 inches. these southern states have more snow than new york city. here is current wind chill. look at dallas, negative 7 there. 5 in houston, negative 1 in nashville. that is arctic air mass, here is coldest wind chill. negative 45 in nebraska and wind chill alert for 100 million from canadian border to north florida. there is forecast today. one in the northwest is the one that will visit the northeast on friday. check your air carrier. over to you brian kilmeade. >> brian: thanks. this morning, gop candidates turning to new hampshire after president trump's win in iowa. including next guest who calls this a two-person race. there in concord, new hampshire, nikki haley. gover

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janice dean has the fox weather forecast. >> janice: temperatures below freezing anding 28s, negative 31, will remain cold as people head out to the caucuses. if i are outside, bundle up, exposed skin. cedar rapids negative 38, storm lake negative 38 and across northern plains and rockies, wind chills of negative 50. frost bite time when you are outside and you could get frost bite in a matter of minutes. we have a storm system bringing snow and ice to texas, louisiana, alabama and tennessee and snow in forecast from d.c. to boston. fox weather.com, we'll keep you updated. >> brian: scary stuff. thanks. coming up, not maga enough is what donald trump is saying about vivek ramaswamy. >> ainsley: he is live in iowa with his wife dr. ramaswamy with their responses. y♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" i'm thinking company wide power nap. [ employees snoring ] anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs for the next an

be. >> steve: j.d., thank you very much. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: so today is january 2nd. americans and they are estimating between 15 and 35% of americans started what is called dry january. which is you try to make the -- you try to go through the whole month of january without alcohol. and it started in great britain and now it's really taking off. and in fact, it's taking off with kids. >> ainsley: we were asking y'all if you were all interested in doing this at home. theresa emailed us said the number one resolution for the 2024 year start with dry january and reduce my alcohol intake the rest of the year. maybe even stop drinking completely. good for you. >> griff: susan says i participated in dry january in 2023. i continued through the entire year. i have no plans to go back to drinking any type of alcohol this year i am giving up sugar for january. >> ainsley: wow, impressive, susan. >> steve: daniel emailed i feel great since switching to nonalcoholic beer. 2024 making a big difference already. congratulations to all of you. so i said that with the kids, with the

hi, janice, a snowy one. >> janice: yes a snowy one for the northern tier of the country and anothermaps. take a look at new york right now. 24 degrees but it feels colder than that with the wind chill. feels like 14 right now. negative 8 in minneapolis. negative 14 in fargo. 25 balmy degrees is what it feels like in st. louis. the snow moving across the plain states, the ohio valley. and that's what we're going to be watching through saturday. i am concerned with ice from oklahoma city up towards chicago. and then the snowfall totals here in the northeast, you know, some areas could get 1 to 3. some areas 3 to 5. maybe you in new york city and then we could see maybe a bulls eye in central new jersey and across the appalachians as well as the great lakes. so, watching that one very carefully. i know brian kilmeade is probably going to be texting me about whether or not dawn should shovel the driveway, steve. back to you. >> steve: she should probably go ahead and get some advil right now because she will need it after she scoops. >> janice: hi dawn kilmeade we love you. >> steve: th

fox weather's janice dean is with us. janice, are we in for this frigid cold all week?reprieve and then another dive of arctic air. so winter is here, definitely. look at some of the potential record cold highs that we're going to set through today for texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama. areas that have received more snow than new york city. here's the wind chills right now, what it feels like with the cold wind. i mean, it's very dangerous across the northern and central plains, of course, the coldest caucus on record yesterday. but it feels like 6 in houston, like -5 in dallas. you get the picture. it's cold, it's dangerous if you're out a great length of time, you risk getting frostbite and hypothermia. and you can see wind chill alerts for over 100 million across the country as a far south as the gulf coast, texas through even florida, up towards the southeast. here are the coldest wind chills in the u.s. right now, -49 in fort morgan, colorado. -43 in montana and wyoming, so that's really the biggest story, right? the cold air. continues today, wednesday. thurs

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. >> janice: it's terrible to watch. i'm so glad everyone is okay. okay. so it's raining, it's tough driving out in some areas, especially across new england. take a look at it. it feels like springtime though. 51 now in new york. i can't believe it. we have some of this moisture working its way into the new york city area and boston. the ice is my biggest concern for travel for upstate new york and northern new england. so just keep that in mind. there is the rest of today's forecast. we have the southern part of the storm bringing a ton of heavy rainfall for the gulf coast states and then the chance for a wintry mix for parts of the midwest. the rockies getting ♪ the west coast getting wet again and there are the flood alerts for the south and southeast as we are expecting 3 to 5 more inches on top of what we have already experienced in the neighborhood. so, keep that in mind. and fox weather.com will keep you up to date. there is some of the rainfall totals. here in the northeast, by the way, ainsley, another shot at