and back out to brad nitz of atlanta's wsb in central park. you know, i love the southern charm when you volunteer to go out in the freezing cold. >> i dig it. you know, it's fun to have great weather to talk about. and to be here, in new york this weekend for the cold is fine. but it is cold. we have temperatures, now, in the low teens. but some good news if you're looking for a bit of a warm-up in the days ahead across the northeast. high temperatures are going to get close to freezing this afternoon and headed up towards the 40s for high temperatures in the days ahead. you do have a bit of a warm-up across the northeast. and then, from there, we're going to have temperatures continue to warm. and then drop off. as we head through the days ahead, we're going to be looking at very cold weather in the northwest. midwest, rather. temperatures in the midwest, in the teens and 20s for high temperatures after morning lows in the negative 30s to 40s. here's the southern chill. the freeze warning for south georgia, the florida panhandle. 25 degrees

i want to bring in meteorologist brad nitz from ourtation in atlanta, wsb, tonight.t reaches further south than atlanta. >> in the florida panhandle, we have already had cold weather watches and warnings and in metro atlanta, a winter storm watch has been issued. >> you are watching the snow accumulating in places with snow already. >> that's right. a developing snom will produce heavy snow in spots. half a foot in st. louis. chicago, already a foot to a foot and a half on the ground and an additional 8 inches there and 10 inches around grand rapids. this is a leading edge of a very cold air mass that is settling in so behind the snowstorm, some of the coldest air we have seen in decades. these are high temperatures. in fargo, 17. and 19 below. minneapolis, 11 and 15 below. in chicago, 12 below for a high temperature monday afternoon. >> but when you see 15 below in minneapolis on monday you got to wonder is that a record? >> it's very close to an all-time record low/high temperature in minneapolis. cold that hasn't been seen in decades. >> all right, brad nitz, see

we want to welcome back brad nitz from our atlanta affiliate wsb. channel 2 action news.e's been tracking it all. a very busy weekend for you, brad. >> absolutely. the very cold air that we have been forecasting is now moving in across parts of the nation. look at these wind chill readings this morning. we're looking at 52 below in duluth. 40 below around fargo. and that cold air will continue to dive to the south and east. wind chill readings tomorrow morning 61 below in bismarck and fargo. 48 below windchill in chicago. that means exposed skin freezes in about five minutes. very dangerous weather conditions there. the cold, not confined just to the north, over two dozen states under these warnings and advisories for dangerous wind chills, extend all of the way down into the deep south and this arctic blast reaches the gulf coast. look at the forecast temperatures in the deep south, in birmingham, 36 this morning, single digits by tuesday morning, same story in atlanta, and even 20s as far south as new orleans and tallahassee. we'll be looking ahead to wind chills reachi

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and back to meteorologist brad nitz of wsb of atlanta. >> good to be inside out of the cold. and teens across the northeast. this is the snowstorm, the wake of that. this is a nasa satellite picture. that's not clouds on the ground. that's the snow cover. you can see how massive it is. i have some video, very interesting look at the ice. ocean city, new jersey, as the snow and ice really piled up there, as the snowstorm came through. that was through thursday night and into friday morning. now, we have another developing storm system, as we head through the weekend. area of low pressure, riding up along a cold front. rain along ahead of that, but arctic air. bitter cold coming in behind. that's going to allow for another swath of heavy snow in areas that already saw it. you saw a foot, to a foot and a half in chicago. you could see another 12 inches in chicago. and an arctic blast coming in behind that system. we have high temperatures. 13 below in minneapolis. 10 below in chicago, for highs >> good morning look for a mostly sunny day todaday. not as frigid as yesterday. 327.

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. >>> time now for weather and over to our atlanta affiliate wsb brad nitz. >> another snowstorm, thethree days, in chicago, depending on where you were, a foot to a foot and a half. the snow continues to fall, and the winds are blowing with this arctic air. look at these wind chill temperatures this morning, 52 below in duluth, 48 below in fargo and the cold ar air will continue to dive to the southeast. tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m., wind chills 57 below in minneapolis. with these type of temperatures and wind chill readings, your frostbite will set in, your skin would freeze in about five minutes. that cold goes all of the way to the south. deep south, temperatures in the 20s from atlanta even houston, 29 degrees. as we head through the next couple of mornings. wind chills and that cold air tracks to the east, by tuesday morning, we have 15 below wind chill readings. all of the way down to 13 below in atlanta where some wind chill advisories have been issued and into the southwest, much warmer, a little bit of a problem there, it's been so dry, gusts between 30 and 50 miles an hour,