we get the latest from meteorologist angie lassman. angie.et. we need it today in southern california. we still at this hour have a flood watch from santa barbara to san diego. we will see additional rainfall working onshore as the system is impacting them there. here is the radar. heavy rain from fresno to bakersfield. the santa barbara mountains and picking up additional snowfall. los angeles dealing with heavy rainfall. i think the heaviest is behind you. we will pick up on a little more through the day today. san diego, you really have not gotten in on the action yet. again, today, more on the way. how much more? it looks like we will see 1 inch or 1.5 inches in oceanside and stretching to san diego. a little less the farther north you go in san luis obispo. not a dry day. hourly rainfall rates of 1 inch. we have the concern of flooding across the area. the snow here with the mountains in san bernardino may be up to local amounts up to 24 inches. we will see 6 inches or 1 foot. still really hard for travel. how about the southeast? the wa

angie lassman is tracking this arctic blast for us. >> we have canadian air working in making a difference for how people are waking up this morning in places across the midwest and great lakes. 14 for detroit but feeling like minus 20 these temperatures are accompanied by strong winds over the coming days, so those kwind chills are going to be brutal. boston, 20 degrees below for what it feels like and make a note that some of these temperatures that you see as highs for the day are going to be felt in the morning hours. here's how it place out for places across the northeast as we go through today by the time we get through the overnight hours it will be 16 degrees in places like new york. >>> president biden met with the congressiona congressional black caucus amidst continuing call force police reform after the death of tyre nichols >> you're doing it with your service. >> reporter: president biden at the national prayer breakfast, calling for unity and justice. >> my message to you and the nation is we go forward. we go forward together >> reporter: his words come after an emotional f

pushing east, bringing rain and snow to parts of new england let's bring in nbc meteorologist angie lassman, who's been tracking this for us >> the good news is that the severe threat has significantly diminished but we're not done with the impact we're still going to deal with the rain it works to the east as the system eventually works offshore but with it comes to the rain that will be up and down the i-95 corridor, and we'll also be dealing with snow, specifically in parts of the interior new england area namely maine that's where the warning is in effect the snowfall amounts not all that impressive for a lot of places unless you're in northern maine, six to eight inches as far as the rain, a quarter of an inch possible from raleigh to new york you'll deal with that mainly through the early morning hours, guys >>> new this morning the five former memphis officers involved in the fatal traffic stop of tyre nichols are due in court today facing a number of charms including kidnapping and second degree murder he died after a brutal beating during a traffic stop. it has garnered national at

. >> let's bring in angie lassman who's tracking this storm for us >> you heard gabe say that second wave. we're still dealing with some of the impacts from it today, stretching from the great lakes to the northeast and of course we have a secondary storm system that we're going to watch working onshore for the west coast 62 million people still under winter weather alerts the here's what's left of the same system we were tracking yesterday plenty of snow working through the northern tier of the plains. can you see into the great lakes, places like alpena, green bay. buff ro buffalo seeing some of the icing. this is going to be something we'll see through the day today. can you see where the highest totals are the u.p. of michigan and maine, that's where we'll see four, six inches, isolated spots up to 8 inches of snow and here's what i want you to watch for if you're going to be out and about on the roadways, rochester, buffalo, out car, manchester even boston, we'll see isolate accumulation >>> a string of shootings has left three people dead, including a journalist in orlando. pol

. >>> let's get a check on the weather and a big welcome to nbc meteorologist angie lassman. good morning. great to have you. >> a pinch me moment if you will. we have a couple of things to talk about. let's get into it. radar with not a lot going on. we have snowshowers in the rockies. we have lingering snowshowers in the lakes and up into the northeast. as we look add at the exiting cold front, that has left behind bitter cold temperatures. a difference from 24 hours ago. teens in places in the interior area of new england. syracuse at 18 degrees. new york at 28. that is a 30-degree temperature drop from this time yesterday. if you don't like that forecast, just wait a little while. say later this afternoon. temperatures will return to the 50s for washington, d.c. 40s for new york. those are more seasonable temperatures. it gets warmer from there. still feeling like spring for the next workweek. we finish out the weekend and >> good morning. it is 5:47 on this saturday, overlooking the beautiful golden gate bridge. temperatures feeling like winter. we have 31 in santa rosa.

. >>> time now for the weather and for more on that let's go to angie lassman for the forecast. good on the east coast where we've been dealing with busy conditions for the past day or so now we're going to see things wind down there. as we wait for this next storm to start to impact the state of california, many areas already seeing those impacts. into parts of the pacific northwest we've seen record setting snowfall in some spots. now we turn our attention to california where this storm system continues to intensify and bring with it heavy rain and snow. we're going to see snow in places we often don't see snow, maybe the hollywood hills, maybe the hollywood sign, we could see that. here's some of that rain as we work through the day later today. we're going to see of course the flash flooding concern that will remain specifically for places like los angeles, and additionally see maybe 3, 5 up to 6 feet of snow in parts of the sierras. meanwhile it's going to be much quieter in the east. >> angie lassman, thank you so much for that. >>> and still ahead mike pence criticizes ro

nbc's gabe gutierrez is in minneapolis, and also joining me is nbc meteorologist angie lassman. gabe, the twin cities, they're used to snow. they could get as much as 21 inches, one of the most in the state's history. how prepared are they? >> hi there, lindsey, good morning, so yes, this could potentially be one of the top five snow storms in minneapolis, the region, of course, as you said they're used to wicked weather, but this is quite significant according to the national weather service, which is warning of potentially impossible travel conditions later today. so lindsey, i want to give you an idea. i mean, we went through the first wave of snow overnight, about 3 to 5 inches here, but the much more intense wave of snow is expected later on today. in just a few hours, we could see wind gusts of 45 miles per hour hear and a significant snowfall well into tomorrow. overnight, we also saw powerful winter weather and high winds in california, which knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people. and travel has been treacherous in many parts of the country, montana, north

. >>> time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman. >> it's pretty good.spots going to be pretty troublesome but also some warmth. let's start with the winter weather. 27 million people are dealing with winter weather alerts right now and you can see. we're expecting a couple of systems to intensify bringing snow snow including potentially record breaking snow for places like minneapolis. we'll see anywhere from an inch or two interior areas but really the west that will deal with the most active weather over the next day or so with wind gusts up to 30, 40. 86 degrees in dallas. we'll have it potential to set record highs in over 100 cities across the southeast and east over the next couple of days. >> february. >> yeah, it's spring basely. >> angie lassman, thank you so much. still ahead here on "way too early," we're going to run through the republican reaction to president biden's surprise trip to kyiv yesterday. >>> plus russian president putin is delivering a speech this morning ahead of the one-year anniversary of the war in ukraine. we'll be back wi

nbc's kristen dahlgren is in windsor, connecticut, and nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking the weather. >> reporter: it looks a lot more like winter in new england than we have seen in year. you can see it's still coming down. it has been falling at least like this, if not more, since sometime early last evening. and so about 4 or 5 inches on the ground where i am, just north of hartford, connecticut, state police say they have been called out on 40 motor vehicle accidents, luckily just minor injuries, but definitely some slippery roads. this is the first significant snowfall of the season for many places, like here near hartford, also boston getting some of its highest snowfall totals of the year. new york city only had half an inch to date this entire season, and it now has 1 to 2 inches on the ground. and so for a lot of people kind of welcome news that winter is back, they were ready for it. plows here, hundreds of plows in connecticut, out on the roads, keeping things clear. they pre-salted the roads. so traffic is moving, although people are being told, if you don't have

. >>> here to track more severe weather is angie lassman >> we had a couple reports of hail, strong winds across the south here over the past 24 hours and we potentially could see more of that as the system works its way to the east. we have snow stretching toward the four corners, the storms that have already fired up some of these watches and warning already this morning and these likely will be something we'll see through the day today. 29 million people impacted by winter alerts. so there will be some snow a couple inches of it. travel will be a little difficult stretching from the four corners to the midwest. right now we're watching parting of the south and extending into much of the midwest to be dealing with the potential for strong to severe storms. the impact also remainparts of t back in the midwest, chicago ending up 34 degrees with snowshowers. >>> and that system, guys, is going to eventually work its way to the east and bring a brief cool down. i know it's been so nice across the northeast, we'll have a bit of a break from that here. i'll tell you that coming up >> i'm read

>> where did winter go, i don't know. >> angie lassman, have a great weekend. >>> still ahead here onial primary. we're digging into those new numbers and what they say about the potential state of the race. >> plus what we're learning about senator john fetterman's health after he checked himself into a hospital for clinical depression, severe clinical depression. we're back in a moment with that. depression we're back in a moment with that all in one and done. cuh-congestion? better. cough? fever? better. mucinex all in one relieves 9 symptoms in 1 dose. it's not cold and flu season. it's always comeback season. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. enjoy the go with charmin. (psst psst) ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. i occasionally get bladder leaks. i tried always discreet underwear. it a

tonight's draw >>> now to a looming threat of severe storms in the south here's nbc meteorologist angie lassman tracking the latest. good morning >> good morning, guys. it's going to be a couple days with us for this potential for strong storms mainly focussed to portions of the south and tennessee valley this is the system we are tracking it will likely bring heavy rain. it extends from texas to tennessee. here's bull's eye for today. it is a lower risk it is into the later parts of the day and overnight hours. watch for that we do have a tornado or two possible the threat increases as we get into tomorrow and again shifts off to the east, including parts of louisiana, mississippi and up into arkansas. that will be under a slight risk so we'll watch for strong winds, damaging hail as welas thel m o coast but tracking a system that will bring strong to potentially sof severe storms. we're going to take a look at your day coming up in just a bit. >>> love is in the air at cracker barrel the southern-themed restaurant has kicked off a valentine's day contest. they're looking for couples willing t

so we're asking everybody to plan ahead >> our thanks to gabe for that report >> angie lassman is tracking this storm for us. >> it's really expansive and has a lot of impacts, not just for the northern parts of the country but even as far south through the ohio valley and into parts of the southeast there's setup. we're going to see this snow stretch from basically bismarck to buffalo, extending out a little farther into the northeast. that's where we'll see the heaviest of snow mainly focussed into the high plains but also the icy mix notice what's going on from chicago to detroit we'll see freezing rain working through a wintry mix there's that snowfall forecast can you see the highest amounts of course, closer to places like minneapolis where we could see a foot of snow, foot and a half or close to two feet by the time this is through. also rapid city. anywhere between 8 and ad 4and 4 inches blowing snow always makes it worse on the roadways. this is something to watch for not just today but tomorrow. >>> let's head to poland where president biden continues to shore up support for ukra

still have the illusi illusion of an oasis in the desert >> let's get a weekend forecast with angie lassman >> rain is going to be in the forecast that's what we're tracking especially over the next couple days a weekend kind of thing, but it might interrupt plans, other places dryer and still warm in the east here's issue over the next day or some of the system is going to continue to intensify as we get into tomorrow. you sea see the heavy rain. and we do get into snow in the appalachians upmeanwhile in the northeast, a quieter day, a record my boston of 62. and of course lots of plans for the weekend. warm in the east and we'll talk about the super bowl forecast. a lot of preople are headed to arizona. >>> we are smitten with these third graders who made valentine's day cards for seniors in the community >> not everybody has a friend. >> i think that you should let people know that people are supporting you >> they got out the construction paper and glue to make homemade cards to be dloelivered to nursn homes and whhospices they got 3,000 cards last year >>> we're back in a moment with r

angie lassman is tracking the latest for us. >> this is something we're going to track over the next couple days, because we have a few days to deal with the impacts of in winter storm 27 million people included from the west coast through the midwest. and here's why we're going to see snow working into parts of the rockies. that storm system will intensify and continue to trek to the east can you see the rain that will be brought totten ten valley as we go through tomorrow and this continues to move to the east we will eventually see some snow falling in parts of the northeast, the interior areas as well not to mention we have gusty, really gusty winds up to 50 million people are under alert for the 20s ins in. > meanwhile, folkson the west coast are dealing with a winter storm system we'll talk about that coming up. >> feels a little bit flipped. we are back in one minute with disturbing footage of a street women. being harassed by four women. being together. celebrating together. ♪ ...without letting anything keep you apart. walgreens pharmacists are here to help you stay well. an

for more on this wicked weather moving across the country, let's go to nbc meteorologist angie lassman. >> it's been quite a couple of days for folks in the south central united states. some sleet, that extends into the carolinas. this is the same storm system we have been dealing with for days. as we get through the day today it brings heavy rain across the southeast. the rainfall rates will give us the potential to see flooding across that area as we go through the afternoon hours. here's where the highest amounts will be. jackson, montgomery, hattiesburg all included in this one to two inches of rain is possible that's why we'll be keep ago close eye on the potential for fliedi flooding later today >> thank force ws for watching , angie. >>> jurors heard key testimony cast doubt on alec murdaugh's alibi the night his son and wife were murdered. >> reporter: prosecutors argue a cell phone video taken by paul murdaugh places his father alec murdaugh at the crime scene minutes before he and his mother were murdered. >> he's got a bird in his mouth! >> reporter: prosecutors say this vid

. >>> let's get the latest on the storm with nbc meteorologist angie lassman. >> the same area that was impacted yesterday you saw all those visuals from in morgan's feed is going to be the same today. more ice will be accumulating. the radar's already busy out there with snow, sleet and rain. here's where the alerts are currently up where you see the bright purple. that is where we have ice storm warnings at this hour. 30 million people included in those alerts through the day today. be mindful if you have any travel on the roads out of airports that could be impacted. this is on top of what we already received yesterday we could see the highest amounts centered into texas, west of the parts of dallas, san angelo, and that comes in at about a quarter of an inch we know that with a quarter of inch of ice we could see downed trees and power lines and the roads will once again be a mess. we have heavy rain that's going to work into parts of the southeast over the coming days today it look like dallas sits at freezing with snow, sleet and hail possible. and over the next couple days, we're

in arkansas and forced multiple highways to shut down let's get the latest on the system from angie lassmanod morning >> we're not done with this system just yet. it's still going to still goint p impact parts of the south we'll be looking at an isolated potential but it's not zero, especially if you live in the eastern gulf coast, florida panhandle into alabama is where we're looking for the potential threat we have the potential for gusty winds with do you wned power lis and trees. we also have the heavy rain threat that could lead to flooding that will be something that will be stretched across parts of, again, the florida panhandle into georgia, alabama and stretching into the carolinas. anywhere from an inch to two inches is possible we will watching for floodin concerns for folks in the southeast today. >> angie, thank you. >>> turning to the tragedy in the middle east where skerescues are braving bitter cold temperatures the state department says three americans were among the thousands killed in turkey teams from more than two dozen countries are joining tens of,0of thousands of eme

wreaking havoc as millions hunker down >> morgan, thank you let's get straight to nbc meteorologist angie lassman who is tracking that system for us and where it's going to linger and stay >> we're going to see this system and another one work on for folks in the west coast. it's a bit after busy week weather wise here's what's going on satellite and radar wise can you see some of this rain moving through new york city new york city starting to get intothe wintry mix we'll start to see the rain working through here as we go through the rest of the morning hours. but still you'll weak up to snow on the ground and the cars additional snowfall could be as high as 8 inches the farther north in new england you go. places like southern maine, vermont, new hampshire will see higher amounts especially in the higher elevations. we'll see things quiet down as we get into tomorrow but in the meantime t , it wille a difficult commute in boston and hartford >>> more than six months after it was first introduced, the supreme court will hear oral arguments today over the legality of president biden's proposal t

let's now turn to meteorologist angie lassman for the forecast but first let's get angie's predictionh the eagles. you see my green today. i honestly don't care but we'll see who wins this bet. weather wise, jonathan, a little busy for folks who have plans in the south the next couple of days into sunday. heavy rain at that. the flooding concern will be there, so just be aware. atlanta, montgomery, jacksonville, charleston, all on the table to see flooding concerns with anywhere from 2 to 3 to upwards of 4 inches in some locations, also a bit of snow, and you can see where the bulls eye is for the heaviest amount of rain mainly focused into places like georgia and south carolina and the panhandle of florida as a low pressure system works through that area. that's going to make it a little tough for any outdoor plans the next cup of days even as temperatures remain warm in that area. they also remain warm across much of the northeast, and the rest of the east coast 56 for richmond, way above normal and places like boston could see a record high today. they could blow past it with a hig

angie lassman is here with the weather and frankly i don't care if my team loses if i'm walking out withne. >> we've got a lot to talk about weather wise. you can see more than 60 million people are included in these winter alerts already up extending basically from the west coast to the east coast, and we're expecting ample amounts of snow especially in the northern plains. minneapolis could deal with historic snowfall amounts, up to 2 feet in some spots. and you can see as we get into the northeast and new england area we will have a couple inches, boston an inch or snow. also expecting ice accumulation. this is going to make power outages and difficult travel for the great lakes and extending to the northeast. and also have severe weather for parts of the south and not to mention potential record breaking temperatures. warmest temperatures in some spots, jonathan, for the entire month of february. 90s in orlando possibly for the next couple of days. >> i know what you're going to have for breakfast. still ahead here on "way too early" a look at the different strategies some republican

angie lassman, thank you so very much.ouncing a run for the white house nikki haley takes a not so subtle dig at older politicians like joe biden, and yes, donald trump as she calls for mandatory mental competency tests. i'm not sure that'll go over well. we'll take a look at those remarks next. we'll take a look at those remarks next it's on our terms. blood pressure and cholesterol screenings are available at minuteclinic. here. healthier happens together. my husband and i have never been more active. shingles doesn't care. i go to spin classes with my coworkers. good for you, shingles doesn't care. because no matter how healthy you feel, your risk of shingles sharply increases after age 50. but shingrix protects. proven over 90% effective, shingrix is a vaccine used to prevent shingles in adults 50 years and older. shingrix does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients or to a previous dose. an increased risk of guillain-barré syndrome was observed after getting shingri

meteorologist angie lassman with a look at how long it will all last. take us through the conditions zplort we're expecting about a foot of snow. we're in the second and final round of snow here in minneapolis, and this last one has been a doozy. about 6 inches overnight with more to come, and it's been coming down fast. about 1 to 2 inches every hour. so here in minneapolis, roads are completely covered, despite the fact that snowplows are running through here constantly working 12-hour shifts. luckily the message that the governor has been putting out to minnesotans which is stay off the roads unless absolutely necessary has finally broken through and people are listening. now that the roads are completely covered, we've seen driving to a minimum and because of that the crashes have significantly decreased. before that, although a lot of snow was all over the roads, people were still driving causing hundreds of crashes for the last several days. but even then people are still minnesota tough. just about a minute ago, i saw someone riding a bike past m

. >>> time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for the weather. >> we'rehy. we still have some snow draped across basically the northern tier of the united states from the midwest to parts of northern plains and into the northeast. we're still going to be dealing with some of that snow through the day today. you can see the highest totals in places like the up of michigan and into maine. nothing so impactful, but then we flip the switch and look at what we're dealing with as far as the freezing rain. you can see burlington, albany, hartford, boston maybe going to see 0.10 and power outages and difficult travel on roadways expected. we're also dealing with wind chill alerts for much of the plains. and here's why. that arctic air has settled in. feels like minus 31 in rapid city right now, so pretty incredible cold. on the flip side we also have record heat in a lot of spots. we're well below normal in the west and in the east you can see washington, d.c. headed for 81 degrees today, current record for the high, 78 degrees. that was way back in the 1800s, so

. >>> time now for the weather and meteorologist angie lassman is here and here in new york city we actuallyuary for us to have something talk to about with winter weather. we had some of that snow working late last night and into the overnight hours. now for new york seeing much quieter conditions. not the case up to our north where we'll continue to see snow falling in that air. as far as the winter weather alerts there's still 38 million people included in those. again, additional snow is expected especially in those higher elevations and places like maine you could see up to 6 maybe even 8 inches of snow by the time we wrap up today. and we will wrap this up today. this system would have pull moved out and taken all that precipitation with it, so we'll see things quieting down. it will be a difficult commute, though, for places like boston and hartford through this this morning. then we turn our attention to our next chance of maybe some snow, maybe some rain and that comes by the time we get to the end of the week. thursday into friday this is for the northeast, places again in new engl

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let's go to meteorologist angie lassman for a check on the frigid forecast. angie, we mean frigid. what's going on? >> yeah, dangerously cold for a lot of people. looks great in boston right now. over the next 24 hours, we could be talking about record lows for them tomorrow morning. we have plenty of alerts up. they are wind chill alerts. advi advisories, watches, warnings, all on the table. 56 million people will be affected by the alerts right now. check out how many people will see wind chills below zero by the time we get into tomorrow. 100 million people are included in that. 18 million people are going to see wind chills below 20. 20 below zero. bitter cold temperatures settling in. for some, we're waking up to minus 8. what it feels like in detroit right now. minus 13 in chicago. washington, d.c., not bad, when we consider where we're going to go for tomorrow. especially in places like northern maine, where we could see minus 50, minus 60 degree wind chills. temperatures, actual temperatures well below zero for a wide swath of the northeast. 10 degrees is what you'll wake u

angie lassman has the latest. >> busy across the country.n duluth and the plains. advisories in a lot of places through the weekend. look at the radar. we will start to see improvements for places dealing with the snow for past 24 hours and seeing some snow exit in the northeast. seeing improvement. through the day today we could pick up 4 to 6 inches like the upper peninsula of michigan and maine. dealing with ice accumulation. in places like hartford, boston, bulling on the. that will improve as the system moves out. dealing with records lows in a lot of places. still 10 million people in parts of the plains and out west dealing with the frigd temperatures. 33 below it feels like in rapid city. the southeast with record highs and for days, dozens of cities could see the record setting temperatures this afternoon. knox new york city 81. that would beat the most recent record in the 1800s. we gear up for a storm system. rain, snow. we have a blizzard warning set up for parts of los angeles county. that's rare. >> my goodness. thank you very