sean: now on "daybreak," breaking news, a car crashes in to a home in claremont. now state police are investigating. live with an update. kevin: a rather chilly day today. all eyes on the next system which looks to be the widespread accumulation, the first of the season. sean: the same storm system has devastated other parts of the country. dozens of people dead and countless homes damaged or destroyed. the clean up will take a long time. have you seen this woman? police in dover say she's been missing since before christmas. family members are worried. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do.

daybreak." sean: it is monday of vacation week. good morning. i'm sean mcdonald. more out of the breaking news in just a moment. first everybody talking about the weather. we're expecting for tomorrow snowfall and considerable amounts. >> it is a huge change. the colder air continues to rush in this morning gusting over 25 miles an hour. winter storm watches posted for the northern third of the state and winter weather advisories elsewhere starting during the overnight hours tonight and continuing through the day tomorrow. for now still some lingering light snow, flurries out there this morning, not associated with the next system which starts to arrive after midnight tonight in south western areas. not much of a move upward today. we'll get in the lower 20's up north. mid 30's for southern spots with the breeze and more clouds filing in. we'll have the latest timeline coming up. let's look at your morning ride here. we're joined live by deb davidson. good morning, deb.

should take advantage of the nice clear roads before the mess comes in tomorrow. we aren't seeing hardly any traffic at all at this time. if you are heading out, it is a nice easy ride. we're seeing some slow traffic on 95 south at the 101 merge and getting off of the 101 west ramp. be alert. if you are heading in to massachusetts, all is clear as well. this report is brought to you by honda's nissan and kia of nashua. sean: we start with the breaking news from claremont. a car has crashed in to a house on maple avenue. the scene remains very active right now. let's get out to amy coveno who is live near the scene with what we know. good morning, amy. amy: we don't know a lot. things are changing here. we're on maple avenue at

the road is closed. we're told it was going to open up any time. the tow truck is on the way. the call came out about 3:00 in the morning. you can see the video of the car in to the house. it didn't breakthrough the house. it is right there on the front steps. it looks tick a late model compact car. two people were inside the vehicle. they were transported to the hospital. no word as to their condition. when we arrived, state police were candid in saying they were still trying to figure out what was going on here, how the car ended up in the situation. talk about a rude wakeup call. every light in the house is on. although we have not been able to get on to the property to talk to the residents to see what they experienced. the road here due to minutes. a tow truck on the way away. we're still waiting on state police to fill us unfolded. that's still the latest. back to you.

the storm that is headed our way has already caused serious problems in other parts of the country. tornadoes killed 11 people in texas over the weekend. 13 died in flooding across the midwest. hundreds of homes have been damaged or destroyed. even on the snow hasn't arrived, the weather is already having effects. look at the live look at the arrival board. several flights will not be landing, canceled, as you can see. megan hughes is tracking the weather. reporter: twisters landscape. the twister that hit garland was an ef4. the survivors count themselves lucky. >> i'm lucky we're arrive and safe. all of this can be reporter: in mississippi, flooding like this led to several deaths and led the governor to declare a state of emergency

in oklahoma, west texas, and new mexico snow created whiteout conditions. >> just last week it was 60 degrees in roswell. today everything is covered in snow. reporter: trucks out of control rest. more than 20 motorist were stranded. in western oklahoma the national guard has been destroyed to help people stranded. all of the weather impacted air travel too. more than 1,000 flights were canceled. more than 4,000 delayed. >> the storm system is on the move. there's a winter storm warning in chicago. it is expected to make a northeast tomorrow. megan hughes, abc news, washington. sean: we'll be tracking that throughout the day. dover police is looking for a woman that hasn't been seen since wednesday, two days before christmas. 28-year-old jennifer santos didn't come home and missed several things planned around

she's 5'6" with brown hair and brown eyes. she was last seen driving the 2001 gold mercedese-class sedan. a farmington man is accused of leading police in maine on a high speed chase. they tried to stop christopher archambault. she took off topping more than 85 miles on back roads. he faces several charges receiving stolen property and reckless conduct. the 21-year-old woman is recovering from what appears to be minor injuries after she was struck by a van. police say the woman was in a crosswalk with a walk signal when she was hit on south main street yesterday. the driver has not been charged. turning now to politics. christmas behind us. six weeks left, the

to pick up again. republicans donald trump and john kasich are both in the granite state today. jeb bush and hillary clinton will visit later this week. we and expect to see candidates like christie and bush here because they have staked their campaigns on strong showings in new hampshire. donald trump is focusing more on social media than pounding the pavement. >> there's some speculation he will politics. what often happens in january is the big rally. candidates want to show they have momentum. >> we have a lot of undecided voters. it is donald trump's to lose at this point. sean: they say that christie and kasich are important republicans to keep an eye on, on the democrat side they say it is hillary clinton's race to lose. they will start sending out the first new hampshire medical marijuana patient cards today.

40 patients so far. no dispensaries are opiate. that's expect to change within the next few months. the cards allow qualifying patients or their designated caregivers to legally buy up to two ounces of marijuana from dispensaries in new hampshire. the chip chip possibility lay restaurant blamed for an outbreak is open again. they blame a sick worker. the entire store has been scrubbed and disinfected. they will also now face extra inspections at chipotle. >> my staff will go out and do spot checks. they are scheduled for inspections every three months. we'll do this for six months to a year. sean: the commissioner says he's confident it is safe and clean, he plans to eat there today for

still to come, thousands of children struggle with asthma. the number are actually dropping morning some age groups. olympic champion, hannah kearney, is going back to her roots. you have to chance to meet her. thousands of people continue to move to new hampshire as part of a find your sweet spot today with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories. america runs on dunkin'. praised as one of america's best mayors who governed as a pragmatist. bernie sanders passed more amendments in a republican congress than any other member. cracked the gridlock with john mccain to strengthen veterans' healthcare.

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morning. all of the details and how many to expect with the first widespread snowfall of the season coming up. sean: the number of children in the u.s. can asthma has fallen slightly. according to a new government study this morning, about 8.3% of american kids under the age of 18 have asthma. after peaking at 9.3% just five years ago. most of the declines in recent years are in children younger than five. numbers are rising down south and among teenagers. farmers in many parts of the country are facing a potentially serious problem. there aren't enough bees to go around. the wild bee population has fallen by a quarter since 2008, especially in places like california, pacific northwest, plains, and west texas. that's putting more strain on crops and honey bee colonies. the presidential task force is working on ways to help boos the bee population.

to meet hannah kearney. she will be at waterville valley, returning to the mountain where she trained growing up. hannah kearney has competed in three olympics and won gold in vancouver in 2010. she's spending days on the slopes and taking pictures with fans at the base lodge. tickets are available online or attic et office. right now it is 6:13. crowds continue to clock to see star wars. plus several parts of the world are dealing with historic flooding. tens of thousands of

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sean: a massive wildlife destroyed 116 homes in a popular area along the southern coast. firefighters say it could take weeks to actually contain the

some residents are being escorted back to what used to be their homes in order to look at damage. evacuation orders remain in place. more hot/dry weather is week. in south america, water. nearly 100,000 people in paraguay have been homes because of flooding. many others are trapped by the high water and unavailable to leave. northern argentina is weather in more than 50 years. the government is promising to help residents rebuild their homes. hundreds of troops have been deployed in northern england to help deal with flooding there. thousands of homes and businesses are in danger. several rivers have reached record highs. some by three feet or more. that's overwhelming. systems installed in recent years. china has officially ended its long standing policy of allowing people to have one child.

to let couples from two children. the one-child policy had been in place since the 1970's, though it will been eased in recent years. they decided to overturn the rule because china's population is aging. a credit union in quincy, massachusetts is restricting debit card and atm activity because of suspicious activity. several people at quincy credit union say their accounts have been drained or hundreds of dollars withdrawn or charged without their knowledge. it is unclear how many accounts have been compromised. they have been working non-stop to fix the problem. officials in the european union are trying to make water more affordable for travelers. you can't take more than 100 milliliters of liquid in security. prices are sometimes

now 1 -- "star wars: the force awakens" continues to rule. the movie took in a staggering $153 million in the second weekend on the big screen making it the best second weekend in movie history. it doesn't open in china for another two weeks. lots of more money. kevin: they blocked in 15 seconds to talk about how great it was. mr. star wars over here. sean: i haven't had a chance. i've been busy. it is the holidays. come on, want to hug me still? kevin: no. we have a mostly cloudy sky out there this morning. eventually going to partial sunshine in to the afternoon. still some flurries out west in central parts of the state and some snow showers in the north

hour or two. beyond that we're looking at a blend of sunshine and clouds today. even some breaks in the overcast up north. a pretty brisk wind this morning. certainly making its presence felt. winds gusting over 20 to 25 miles an hour initially. we'll start to lighten through the afternoon ahead of the system. winter weather advisory posted even winter storm watches ahead of the system as it tries to ride in early tomorrow morning starting in south western areas first. the last of the snow shower activity this morning still going up through higher elevations. temperatures have slipped back in to the teens this morning. notice the minus six on top of mt. washington. that indicates some very cold air in the mid levels of the atmosphere. as the wind continues through the day, it mixes down. it doesn't allow temperatures to jump all that much in to the afternoon. we have the gusts early this morning at times over 25-20 miles an hour. temperatures this afternoon lower 20's up north.

just above the freezing temperatures just aren't moving all that much. with the wind, it is going to feel colder than that through the afternoon. tonight more clouds build in. we're looking at light snow to develop after 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. then overspreading the area from there by 5:00 or 6:00 tomorrow heaviest centered around the morning commute. looks like it will be snow at this juncture. temperatures continue to rise. they try to change over the snow and end any sort of accumulation for state. as a mixture of some sleet, snow, or freezing as rain. up north, it continues as snow there. a little bit more in the way of the snowfall accumulation before wrapping up tomorrow night. mostly cloudy sky on wednesday. small chance of a shower around in the afternoon. relatively quiet going forward. this isn't the beginning of a stormy pattern. looks like it is a one off.

for the end of the week. a general four to eight inches after accumulation. there will be lesser amounts where the mixing occurs earlier. up north where you are not expected to see much until the things wraps up, five to ten inches. the toughest of the travel will be centered around the morning commute before wrapping up thereafter. the chance of a passing rain shower on wednesday. partial sunshine thereafter which includes thursday and a fairly mild evening for your new year's eve. we're talking temperatures generally in the 30's dipping in to the 20's by the time we get to midnight thursday night. from there, we're talking cooler conditions by the time we get toward friday. you can notice the temperatures continue to slip back. any snow we get there's a pretty good chance a lot of that stays around on the ground. there will be some melting going on. you have to bear in mind the four to eight is before any sort of a change over. for southern areas, the three to six could be matted down by any sort

sean: going to be the hard packed stuff. let's check out the top stories with amy coveno. amy: good morning. we're on maple avenue. re-opened in the past five minutes or so. you may be able to see the tow truck behind me. the call game in around 3:00 this morning. a small car crashing in house. state police are running the investigation. they were candid saying they are trying to figure out what happened here. two people inside were transported to the hospital. no word as to the injuries. they will bring us information as soon as they figure it out. the car being towed away. live in claremont. back to you. sean: thanks. dover police need your help finding a woman that hasn't been seen for nearly a week. 28-year-old jennifer santos didn't come home and missed several things planned with family and friends

they will start sending out the first medical marijuana patient card. they have approved about 40 patients so far. coming up, astronauts get to do a lot of fun things. one of the men at the space station is apologizing after making

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>> no one covers new hampshire like we do. sean: good morning. monday, december 28th. the first day or first vacation week. memorial bridge there lit up in the christmas colors. 33 degree. in case you haven't snowstorm on the way. claremont. a car crashed in to a house on maple avenue early this morning. a serious crash in

investigation. two kids crawled to safety after the truck they were riding in went off of the road and slammed in to several trees. and the first snowstorm of the season is heading our way. the storm is expected to hit new hampshire early tomorrow morning starting in the wee hours; right? kevin: 11 degrees above normal. for a lot of folks, this isn't just purely snow. after several hours of snow, we'll be going over to sleet and ending as a little bit of sleet up in the north country. there's the next system. it arrives give or take 2:00 a.m. in south western areas and by 6:00 a.m. up north. today we should be from elsewhere. a pretty good wind ushered in the colder air to put in place. sean: the big story will be the commute for the folks who have to work. meantime this morning, let's check out the roads for the quiet look at i-93 in windham. kevin: for a look at the morning drive, joined live by deb

good monday morning, deb. deforming good monday morning, kevin and sean. all major wows are moving well and up to speed. it is a nice, quiet ride. the only part we're seeing delays is northbound and southbound around the airport. if you are commuting in to the massachusetts area, all major roads are moving well. this report is brought to you by peter's honda, nissan, and kia of nashua. from the traffic network, i'm deb davidson for 95.7 wzid. sean: let's get back to the breaking news we've been following out of claremont. a car crashed in to a house on maple avenue. it happened around 3:00 this morning. a crash near the front door of a home. we're told two people were in the car at time. they have been taken @ hospital. you can see semicid owe of the scene.

model sports car that there. it doesn't look like it had any major impact. quite a wakeup call. car. we'll have the latest throughout the show. we're following a developing story out of morning. right now police are searching for the driver who slammed in to a cafe. the accident reportedly started with a traffic stop following a report of a stolen vehicle. the driver took off on foot. the suv kept going and crashing through the wall of the walnut street cafe. no one was hurt. the same storm system that's heading our way is causing major problems in other states. the governor of new mexico declared the state of emergency after the storm dumped up to 21 inches of snow. snow drifts as high as ten feet are making many roads impassable. one interstate was shut down to the texas state line. they activated the

with stranded drivers there. here in new hampshire many people are preparing for the snow, including local landscaping companies. the owner of noble landscaping and snow management spent yesterday checking his snowplows and snow blowers. his team has been landscaping and doing yard work well in to december. now he says he's ready for winter to start. >> i feel it was half of the business really. usually in a good season you are doing some plowing for a few months. when it slows down, it is different. it is good to always have something else to do. sean: you can track the winter storm by heading to the web site or by downloading the storm watch 9 weather app. state police are investigating a serious crash in alexandria that send one man to the hospital. the accident happened around 4:00 yesterday afternoon at the intersection of bog road. troopers say a pickup truck was heading east when it went off of the road, hit a guardrail,

several trees. two kids were able crawl out of the wreckage. the driver, 64-year-old frederick temple, of newport, was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. a movement to bring tens of thousands of libertarians to new hampshire has almost reached its goal. for years, the free state project has been trying to get $20,000 libertarians to move to new hampshire. 18,000 people have pledged to come here. the move. our growth rate is accelerating faster. for the first time we can really reach a new audience. we've been doing advertising. that's been working out great. sean: in february it will hold its liberty forum. the speaker will be edward snowden, the contractor who revealed information about surveillance programs.

russia via computer. the trial for a man accused of kidnapping a 14-year-old girl will be pushed back. it is now going to start on june 20th. it was originally going to begin in march. he is accused of kidnapping and teenager and holding her captive for nine months. these charges carry penalties that could sent him to prison for life if he is convicted. berlin police are asking for your help in tracking down an armed it happened shortly night. a man walked in armed cash. the suspect took off after getting money. south. anyone with information on the robbery is asked to call berlin police. new hampshire is stepping up its efforts to prevent suicide. they are using a $100,000 three-year grant to expand an

the program lets faculty, staff, and students hold simulated conversations with computer-generated avatars to learn how to better identify and refer at-risk students. coming up on "daybreak" this morning, a tragic situation in san diego. authorities say a man fell to his death while using an electronic device on the edge of a cliff. and it is the call many patriots fans are questioning this morning. here what bill belichick has to say about making the decision to have the pats kick rather than receive to start overtime. kevin: brisk wind this morning bringing the colder air in place tomorrow morning. how many we'll see with dunkin's chicken apple sausage sandwich. enjoy sweet apple and savory sausage together for under 400 calories.

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uplift your mood. indulge in a hot or iced macchiato today. america runs on dunkin'. kevin: monday morning, december 28th. snow showers continuing to fall. snow out west and central parts of the state. that's ahead of the next storm system that arrives. snow likely heaviest tomorrow morning for the morning commute. wrapping up as the possibility of a wintry mix. the latest timeline in the system arriving tomorrow morning with your forecast coming up. sean: a massive storm system to the south is blamed for killing two dozen people over the weekend. in texas a series of tornadoes left behind a massive path of destruction. you can see right here. as cnn's andrew spencer reports, people are

hold themselves together. >> yup. >> is that one over there? reporter: only when lightning flashed in the darkness could people see a tornado in the distance. you can see the damage easily now after one of the tornadoes hit texas ripping this house in to the house. >> i was pretty, pretty traumatic. we just came out to assess our own damages. he's over there yelling for help. >> we realized that he was running across the road with his baby. reporter: beverly king's neighbor asked her to take his baby to the hospital. his wife was in the home. >> she was pinned in there between a wall and the door. reporter: she survived. her baby did not. a it were destroyed an elementary school in red oak. just a few blocks away, willard jordan and his

>> i can't get the sound of my head. to hear some wood, buildings cracking, ripping stuff up. all we could do was run to the closet and pray. reporter: around the area the damage ranging from light to devastating. eight of the deaths happened in garland. the national weather service says was hit by an ef4 tornado. food and clothes keep coming in to shelters. reporter: it is not exactly cozy. she's happy to have her family with her. >> as long as they are safe, i'm happy with that. regardless of where i'm at. reporter: a sentiment with the survivors. >> damages can be fixed. i'm thankful everyone is alive.

review crisis training. they shot and killed a 19-year-old man early saturday morning while responding to a domestic disturbance in which a teen was threatening his father with a bat. as the shots were being fired, the 55-year-old neighbor was hit and killed. the neighbor was opening the door when she got caught in the line of fire. they are now damaging answers. >> why you got to shoot first and ask questions later? >> she should not have to come outside, open the door, and be shot down by a police officer. reporter: chicago police have not explained why responding officers opened fire. the officers are on desk duty while the shooting is investigated. sean: authorities in california say a man plummeted to his death using a camera or cell phone on the edge of a cliff. the 33-year-old fell 40 feet. witnesses reported seeing him looking at an electronic device before he fell. the mother said her son

>> i heard the guy that fell yelling help. please god save me. my mom ran out and then someone yelled at her and pointed at her can you please call 911. sean: bystanders climbed down the cliff to perform cpr on the victim. he died at the scene. an irreplaceable item was recovered from the rubble of a fire in massachusetts. the fire destroyed a multi-family house in boston. everyone did make it out safely. yesterday salvage crews discovered an american flag that one of the residents was presented with after her father's funeral. he was a veteran. >> it was in a closet that had some water and smoke damage. the fire didn't touch it. he was historical and crying and laugh laugh laugh -- pretty joyous. sean: crews also recovered photo albums. the fire was started by a flammable liquid that

turning now to sports, the patriots game against the jets went to overtime yet. before the ot, there was a coin flip which the patriots won. the pats elected to kick the football away rather than receive. that's the big story coming out of this one. that was game number 15 of the season. late in the game the jets were up by seven when tom brady passed to james white for the touchdown. the pats won the overtime coin flip. coach belichick elected to kick. after the game, it was the coaches orders. the jets had a chance to win with a touchdown and eric decker caught this touchdown pass right here. runs right in to the crowd there. the jets went on to win 26-20 in overtime. they can clench with a win next weekend. >> why did you elect to kick on the coin toss at the time? >> we thought that was

>> there may have been some confusion after the coin toss where slater thought perhaps -- >> there wasn't any confusion. just answered that same question. there was no confusion. >> whatever coach decides, that's what the team does. we as players, we have to play better. i don't think there's, you know, if we were tracking it up and down the field. it is not certainly an easy decision. sean: no confusion. next up the patriots take on the dolphins this coming sunday in miami. to the ice now, the boston bruins played at the ottawa senators. mark stone scored to make it 1-0. the puck bounced off of the skate making for the first power play goal. in the second, david krejci tied it. they had to review it.

the season. krejci left the game later. celtics hosted the new york knicks. jae crowder scored the first points by sinking a three pointer. kelly olynyk also got a three pointer. celtics win. they host the lakers wednesday night. check out this incredible video out of japan. a giant squid was spotted in shallow waters on christmas eve. normally these creatures deep ocean. the diver who shot the video estimated the squid was about 13 feet long. something for the storybooks. they are down there. huge squid. for -- i don't know. a view of the shallow waters. kevin: trying to stay away. sean: do you want to swim with those? kevin: you are assuming they friendly. sean: they have arms that could grab you. kevin: they could. i would want to

we start off with the showers. a pretty good breeze out of the north. that gusting at times you'll notice to the south and west the next storm system starts to make its way in to south western areas. for the here and now, the clouds continue to decrease this morning. it will be a blend of sunshine and clouds as the next system clouds try to work in later on this afternoon. some scattered snow showers up north. temperatures this morning in the upper teens and parts of the north country and seven up in pittsburgh. we're in the lower half of the 30's right now in southern areas of the state. not much of a move upward. there will be a lot of areas that may go up a couple of degrees. you have to bear in mind with the wind out there early this morning gusting at times over 20 miles an hour, it is going to feel chillier than these readings. eventually the wind starting to lighten as a weak area of high pressure sits in control of the weather through early this evening. then more clouds start to thicken up tonight.

the teens up north and likely back in the low to mid 20's, snow showers giving way. central and southern areas back and forth between sunshine and clouds in the low to mid 30's. here come the clouds. we have winter weather advisory posted for central and southern areas starting overnight tonight and winter storm watches for coos, grafton, and carroll which will go over to an advisory or warning. you'll notice the snow continues to advance in anywhere after 2:00 a.m. in south eastern areas of the state. by 5:00 or 6:00 a.m. up north. some of this could be locally heavy. then you'll notice the transition. milder air in the mid levels of the at nos peer. a change over to sleet. for central and southern areas by lunchtime. up north, it continues to snow. that's why we're thinking just more in the north country out of the system than in southern areas of the state. it wraps up by mid

partly cloudy to mostly cloudy sky on wednesday. that will continue through the weekend. it is not the beginning of a stormier pattern at least as we can see. it looks like it is the first widespread snowfall for the state. high temperatures today making their way up in 30's. there will be a breeze out of the north and northeast. lightening up later this afternoon. snow develops after midnight tonight. we'll continue to travel from there. we're looking at the potential of a widespread four to eight inches of accumulation. lesser amounts in the south eastern than up north where you may not see much. you have to bear in mind the numbers will be before any sort of the switch over to sleet. it will have a tendency to mat some of that down to a much lower amount by the time it all wraps up by mid to late afternoon tomorrow. there will be the chance of a passing shower on wednesday. quiet conditions for traveling around for new year's eve and new year's day and in to next weekend as well. sean: we needed the snow. skiest.

hampshire ski resorts are up for sale. cnl lifestyle properties is selling more than a dozen resorts from maine to california. it won't meet its deadline of completing sales by the end of the year. the company is still trying to find buyers for loon mountain. once the resorts are sold, they will not see changes. the operators will remain the same. right now it is 6:51. still to come, a final check on your top stories, including breaking news in claremont where a car crashed in to a house earlier this morning. now time for our u local hot shots. it is a beautiful shot of the covered bridge in cornish on a very foggy morning. you can submit your pictures and video and

sean: time right now is 6:54. we continue to follow breaking news in claremont where a car crashed in to a house. let's check in with amy coveno. amy: good morning, sean. that happened around about 3:00 this morning. the new information is maple avenue is back open. you are looking at wreckage in front of 67 maple avenue. a late model compact went in to a house. state police are leading the investigation. they were candid saying they weren't clear what exactly happened. two people were inside the vehicle. we're told they were both alive when they were transported to the hospital. no word as to their condition at this point. sean: a serious crash in alexandria is also under investigation. two kids crawled to safety after the truck they were riding in went off of the route 104 and slammed in to several trees. the driver, 64-year-old frederick temple, was

dover police need your help in finding a woman who hadn't been seen in nearly a week. 28-year-old jennifer santos did not come home and missed several things that had been planned with family and friends around christmas. the first snowstorm of the season is heading our way right now. the storm is expected to hit new hampshire early tomorrow morning. kevin: there will be several hours of potential then a switch over to sleet and or freezing rain limiting amounts and matting down any possible accumulation. up north it stays snow. there could be some spots in eight to ten inches. a lot of the heaviest portion of this likely focused around the morning commute tomorrow. that's something we'll be tracking with any changes to possible amounts throughout the day. sean: get your snow driving skills ready. coming up next, they will have the latest on the severe weather that's been causing major problems down south, including a series of tornadoes that hit texas over the

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