i can remember years we haven't had blizzard warnings. i talked to people at lake tahoe that could see 6 feet of snow in 24 hours. this system as it moves onshore is winding down and becoming closer and the heavy showers are right in here and moving off this way. the mountains won't get a break. snow levels have dropped and a cooler system and the snow keeps piling up. 80 will be shut down up and down all night. they have had blasts and avalanches and problems keeping the road open. the showers outside in the bay area just in time for the afternoon commute will throw in the moraga area and st. mary's and heavy rains and showers in the south bay. most of the activity is drying out. you see towards morgan hill and gilroy. this is a pretty impressive day of rainfall up to three and four inches of rain in some urban areas. that means more in the coastal hills. when i come back we will take a look at the flood watches and warnings, the wind advisory and a lot of snow to come in the mountains because this thing is not going to end today. it wil

blizzard warning is out. it's legit. seriously. the wind combined the snow and the white out conditions. forget it. i mean they are measured in feet. maybe about eight feet above the passes. at lake level. three to five feet is certainly possible here. you remember. great droughts replaced with great blizzards and floods. it looks like we are heading in that direction. a lot of rain has to go through. you can see what's happening in the searchy. forgett. 50 and 80 not happening today. some pretty good rain through part of the south bay. san jose, campbell and also on the peninsula from half moon bay over to redwood city and san carlos right there. looks like wood side as well. san mateo getting good rain and here is an area i'm concerned about. marin. when it starts to stack up that's a very intense line many that's beginning to form right there. justike to the west of mount tam that. can add up. lake county and northern sonoma. look at that. that's very heavy rain around calm, hidden valley lake. highway 29. eight inches of rain o

the blizzard buried dc in some 20 inches of heavy, wet, expensive snow. an audit released yesterday said it cost about $2 million per inch to remove it and dc overplayed saying they failed to negotiate with contractors hired at the last minute to supplement the city fleet, paying some whatever price they asked. >> reporter: do you worry at all we cleaners on this? >> i don't. when we had a blizzard facing the eastern sea board and we were in competition with jurisdictions up and down the east coast, it was very important to me i could assure residents of the district we had the equipment we need. >> reporter: the mayor argues getting the city and cools open for business was worth spending several times more than the snow budget and more than the district spent digging out from two 2010 blizzards. >> we are a $13 billion economy in the district of columbia we will clean up the snow and keep the city open. >> reporter: the audit says the district violated federal procurement law by spending half a million dollars on hotel rooms and 145,000 on meals for empl

a blizzard warning in effect.angerous conditions for those looking to hit the slope snooze and we are live in the santa cruz mountains and near highway 17 where it has been a very wet commute. we will have an update on the mudslides in the area. lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence i keep my fee-fi-fo-fum i keep my heart undone the strong in me, i still smile. life... is unpredictable. life is deaths. and births. sickness and health. love and heartbreak. and covered california is there for it all. not just to help keep you well. but to make sure the cost of being unwell doesn't ruin this whole life thing. because it's more than just health care. it's life care. >> 8:29. welcome backmornings on 2. take a look at this video from the north bay taken just this morning. the russian river is now about two feet believe the flood stage. expected to crest tomorrow at 36 feet. that is four feet above flood stage. there is more rain coming and t

a blizzard warning is out until noon on wednesday. they are going to measure snow in feet. . >>> good morning. come back. a soggy tuesday this is a live picture from our emoryville camr. look at all the traffic. with all that traffic there is rain. the newest storm is here. it has arrived. we are tracking for you. be careful. give yourself extra time. >>> good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. tuesday january 10 pght. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. the bay area still under storm watches and warnings this morning. you should know about. standing water on the freeway. let's check in with steve. how long will it last? >> untiling about thursday afternoon. >> wow. >> not continuous but today will be one of the main days. in fact heavy rain comes in tonight. i think the evening drive may be a little tougher sled home if you will. blizzard warnings out for the sierra. that is -- that is -- you don't see that very often here. only when it's a really wet pattern and cold air is in place and that

right now blizzards are sweeping across the uk driven by a blast of arctic weather.ut and transport services disrupted. further south, dozens of flights out of heathrow have been cancelled and several villages on the east coast have been evacuated after the environment agency issued severe flood warnings. our correspondent duncan kennedy is at heathrow. well georges there is a combination of sleet and snow here at heathrow. it is freezing! it has taken until mid—january for the whole of the country to be affected by this weather and what's happening is as the weather front sweeping down through south—east, northern ireland, scotland, the midlands, here around london and heading to the east coast. but it is notjust snow coming in. there is a risk that some places can be flooded. scotland, where where the gorgeous meets the treacherous and the place where the snow laid its deepest blanket. winds piled up the drifts. creating scenery beyond post card perfect, but sending temperatures below zero. it was enough to do this to the m71; near glasgow. drivers spent hours craw

. >> that and a blizzard warning. >> and a blizzard warning. >> it's legit too many white out conditions. 50 and 80. we have flash flood watches out. high wind watches are out. there is plenty to go around. its beginning of what looks to be off and on rain into about thursday. then we will get a break friday, saturday and sunday. until then kirkwood mountain unofficial redding of 24 inches to 30 as i type. white out effect. hammering. i know what we means by that. it's coming down big time. state it route 88 has closed -- is closed and there is gusts about 25 to 40 with heave withy snow being reported blue canyon. snow at truckee and south lake tahoet. will be he measured in feet. our rainfall, the last 24 over to -- that's about a foot of rain since january 1st which -- equals about an inch and a quarter per day. there is more today. more tonight and tomorrow. blizzard warning out. flash flood watches out. i mean again measured in feet. the snow level 5,000. down to about 4,000. it'll be really tough driving up there if at all. we have pretty good rain moving through. we will look up in

a blizzard warning out. there is advisories in the green for flash flooding. wind for us. that will take news to tonight and also tomorrow. rain has arrived. nothing to heavy although steady, sometime its can add up fast. sierra nevada already dealing rain on 50 -- snow up on 50 and 80. plenty of moisture stream across. temperatures in the 50s here. also to the north a few 40s but a lot of 50s and i don't think they will change to much. just to much moisture in place. the breeze really turning up heret. will give us that high wind watch for some and a wind warning. system today, tonight. the back eventual of that may give us some thunderstorms and then one more system has to clip us and that would be late wednesday, early thursday. then we will start to get a break-in to the weekend. today there will be about three to six inches. some of the wettest locations. especially coastal hill, 50s he on the temperatures. >>> its going to be a tough drive. there is no doubt about it. i think that this morning's drive is going to be busy if you are driving in solano. we will start th

a good old blizzard in the north of scotla nd good old blizzard in the north of scotland raging withperatures often below freezing where you have snow cover. in the north of scotland, in the early hours, little band of sleet and snow beginning to head out of their two eastern counties of england. it will give a centimetre 01’ so england. it will give a centimetre or so of snow inland. more rain and sleet on the coast but in time for the rush hour it had crossed the london area giving that another dusting in some places. wherever you are tomorrow morning, this could well be the scene. take care on the roads. warning in force from the met 0ffice. be aware of the risks tonight. i mentioned deals on the north sea coast and there is a real risk of that storm surge down the coast there. for the rest of us it will not feel warm. the brisk wind despite the sunshine will make it feel cold. 5 degrees if you're lucky in london where you have —— but where you have snow cover temperatures will struggle to get much above freezing. friday night and saturday after another hard frost will be a chilly

later, we will see blizzards. these snow amounts of rough.imetres. down south, it may be nothing. you may get five centimetres across the hilly areas. this is what it looks like a the north—west through rush hour. snow showers affecting northern ireland, wales. look at that across northern scotland, gales and blizzards. eventually through the early hours of friday, the skies were clear. these are the temperatures first thing on friday. pretty nasty in some areas. if you do get some snow and it melts through the day, this is what it could look like, at worst. this band of rain, sleet and snow will cross eastern counties into the south—east on friday morning which could give a covering of snow. for most of us, friday afternoon is bright, cold. this is the thermometer. some very strong winds down the eastern coast, big waves. saturday looks pretty bright. then things warm up as we head into sunday. take care. this is bbc news. i'm simon mccoy. the headlines at 2pm. the former england football team manager graham taylor has died. he was 72. ameri

a blizzard warning in effect through wednesday. white-out conditions have i-80 completely shut down between colfax and nevada. >>> the resorts, you can't even make them out because it is a complete whiteout. >> as long as we get that road opened up once again and start to clear. >> bring your snow shoes. have a workout. >> it will be warming up. there is definitely major changes in the forecast. as we get a look at some of the scattered showers that continue to move through this morning. still wet roads every now and then. the snow is still coming down. we have that blizzard warning in effect. it will continue to create whiteout conditions. we have measured it in feet. we will have the potential of a foot and a half in tahoe city. 23 inches in kirkwood. as we bring it back home, a live look at oakland. the driver is making it okay. 55 degrees in the peninsula tri-valley 52 degrees. still light showers. 49 in the north bay. 42 in san francisco. as we get a look at the radar and where some of the rain is is still coming down in the n

blizzard conditions shut down a major interstate.udslides an avalanching leave a trail of destruction. >>> we be again with today'ey

|j blizzards tearing across south—east england and feet of snow.t being nippy. we were built of stern stuff. vaguely recall it being nippy. we were built of stem stuff. thank you. sport now, and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's 0lly foster. good evening, the former watford, aston villa and england manager graham taylor has died at the age of 72. his family say he had a suspected heart attack early this morning — and that it was "totally unexpected". as you can expect hundreds of tributes have been paid from throughout the game from former colleagues and players. gary lineker described him as "‘an outstanding manager, lover of football and thoroughly decent man." patrick gearey looks back at his career. graham taylor will be remember as a be leering eengland manager but one of the best english manager, his time in charge came to exemplify its pressurings, a tv documentary called itan pressurings, a tv documentary called it an impossible job. pressurings, a tv documentary called it an impossiblejob. but pressurings, a tv documen

and blizzard conditions forecast close to us as virginia beach.lines which has a hub in atlanta has canceled 350 flights ahead of the winter storm. >>> what if you've got a flight out, let's say maybe tomorrow night. would you have a problem? >> you know, we'll be able to leave all our airports tomorrow night. i don't know if you'll be able to get into raleigh, for example or virginia beach. but i think by tomorrow evening some of you west of town could see the sunset tomorrow. but in the meantime we do have another snow map. this is cool. two snow maps this week. going to be kind of wimpy. a trace to an inch. straddling i-95. two to four into southern maryland. even southern charles county. extreme southern sections of st. mary's county and also southern calver county. 4 to 8 inches. last couple days this is the bulls eye. unlike last night's storm, there's no shortage of moisture with this one. this is a nor'easter. it's going to be a tight gradient in terms of -- you don't have to go far in terms of miles to go from two inches to eight inches.

near blizzard condition, blizzard warnings in virginia.en or eight years since they have seen something like this. and the feeft will northeast wi impacted. because the storm took westerly jog yesterday, we're anticipating higher snowfall totals in to the coastal areas of massachusetts. a lot of snow. let's break it down for you. 4 to 8 inches in charlotte, a little bit more toward the triangle area and into norfolk. watch out for the blowing and drifting snow with the cold temperatures. that's why we have the blizzard warning. for new york 2 to 4 inches in the city and suffolk county, gets more and more. montauk could see over a foot of snow and hamptons, as well. and a big bull's-eye is martha's vin yard. plymouth, we could see well over a foot of snow and even into boston, 7 inches plus. maybe close to 10. so here's where we have some of the colder temperatures in atlanta, so anything on the ground freezing over. making for icy situations. alabama, mississippi and the panhandle of florida, as well. more are ice accumulating expected int

. >> plus, a blizzard smashing through the sierra. >> we have seen it all today with the forms. it is about to change loudly in san francisco. there is a line of storms headed directly toward the city. we will take a live look at when the rain will finally end coming up. will be right there with you, as a citizen, for all my remaining days." a heartfelt goodbye to america. obama >> my fellow americans, it has been the honor of my life to serve you. i won't stop. in fact, i will be right there with you as a citizen for all of my remaining days. >> a heartfelt good-bye to america. tonight, president obama delivered his final speech to the nation as commander-in- chief. he gave his farewell address in his adopted hometown of chicago. a few buildings there were lit up tonight as a thank you to the president. our veronica de la cruz joins us now with president obama's final message for americans. >> reporter: tonight, president obama offered a message of hope for america saying he won't give up on his vision for progressive change. >> it's good to be home! >> reporter: president obam

blizzard conditions in the north of scotland.hat will be a bit of a problem by the early hours of tomorrow morning. for many of us seems like this tomorrow. be warned. nasty conditions and the cold spell will last into the weekend as well. it is 5:33pm on bbc news. the headlines:

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and the historic blizzard that moved the presidential oath indoors. fox5 photo journalist, jack frame, gives us closer look. >> one day i got e-mail saying there was this cash of 31 historic negative's had come up, available on ebay. so i bought them. they showed the inauguration of william howard taft, who was inaugurated in 1909. this is the furthest east we have, where you see the post office pavilion, now the hotel. and pennsylvania avenue running in front. you have the district building, known as the wilson building now. it is very soon after the building was built. it was brand new building. this is. this is the first inauguration that got to take part in. we believe that this is the taft's, we're excited that the president is in these photos at all. obviously not the best picture in the world, there happen to be a blizzards that day. they ended up having to move the swearing in of the president inside the capitol from outside. and here you get a little better look at the werth. it was only ten, 11 inches, but they still call it a blizzard, stil

blizzard conditions at times expected across cape qods as this enough to the i-95 corridor.land and eastern new england. we'll get the brunt of this as far as heavy snow and of course we're monitoring things as we go out west, pretty nice across the central part of the country, take that, all chilly in dallas with a high temperature of 36 degrees and the heavy rain out west. winter weather advisory and winter storm warning in effect for later this evening in the new area. here is why. >> this weather report is brought to you by carmax. studded tires wouldn't be a bad thing today and, guysers you know, with some of the leaves on the trees it's like wind chimes with the wind and ice that's drifting on these trees. there's that positive view of what's happening here. >> ergonomic wind chimes. thank you very much. rob, are you coming tomorrow? are you coming to the studio. >> we'll see, ground stop at atlanta airport so a lot of flights canceled. >> you have your wind chimes. >> he used to live in atlanta plus, ron wants him to stay for reasons i'm not quite sure. >>> coming up

so, we have blizzard warnings and maybe five to 10 ft. of snow.t would drop down to about 5,000 ft. so a ton of snow up there. with the avalon's snow. if you can avoid stay away from the high country. >> pam: thanks, lawrence. >> steve: we will be right back! (male announcer): now, here's stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. people behaving badly up next! >> reporter: to massive oak trees came crashing down onto homes and two different towns and the east bay during monday's storm. this one here on lme that and diablo, with this one on a list drive and lafayette. both homes were occupied when the tree came down. >> big oak tree, very pretty oakland street. >>--tree >> reporter: the neighbors big oak tree fell down on to marry haydn's home and diablo. >> we are all fine, everybody is okay, it is just the house and a rug and a portrait. --and the port poor tree >> my dad and one of my brothers was inside the home. >> reporter: mark says his brother helped his 88 year old father get to safety after a tall tree came down on to their ho

the tribune reports the blizzard was declare add tier 4 storm, the highest level.anche warning is expected to be lifted at 7:00 a.m. >>> wow. >> yeah, blizzard warning through 10:00 but then a winter storm warning from 10:00 this morning until 10:00 tomorrow morning, just means it's still going to snow, just not as heavy and blinding. >> but they're going to get more. >> in terms of rain here today, we're getting a break from that pounding rain. still a little bit of wetness out there. >> just some scattered showers as the day unfolds. we're seeing a lot out there, especially down across the santa cruz mountains and that's the area it's going to get hit again tonight heaviest so still some concerns with some mudslides, rock slides and possible power outages down there. right now, i've got live doppler 7 dialed up on san ramon, diablo, danville, pleasanton, livermore, stone ridge boulevard, all a little wet. some of our returns are heading towards union city. 880 and 237, standing water. we've got a little bit of wet weather 880 in milpitas. and palo alto, we're see

. >>> and winter storms. 70 million people in 27 states under alerts, blizzard warnings, up to a foot of snow, icy roads, hundreds of crashes, even snowplows out of control. >> oh, my god. >> flights canceled. palm trees pummeled. plus, the major storm out west and the concerns for catastrophe. >>> good morning. we have a lot of news this morning, and we're going to start here with the new information pouring in overnight on the suspect in that mass shooting at the airport in ft. lauderdale, florida. >> his name is esteban santiago. this is the photo taken overnight as he was booked into the broward county jail on murder charges. he's a 26-year-old iraq war veteran with a reported history of mental illness and alleged domestic abuse. his family told "the new york times" that he recently had been hallucinating. >> as investigators try to pinpoint the motive, we're hearing harrowing stories from people inside the terminal when santiago allegedly opened fire. look at these images. the gunman being led away by police, and there's the gun on the ground. we're going to talk to the passenger

. >> it's not a blizzard.ng home from the caps game? caps are playing blue jackets at verizon. >> that's a good question. i think the problem is, it's going to be snowing by about 9:00 being 10:00. if you stayed throughout the whole game, it will probably be a little slippery. not trying to scare you. but 10:00, 11:00 will be the worst. >> barb wants to know, will it snow all night? >> no. i would say it will shut off around 2:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m., depending where you are. 2:00 a.m. if you're west of town. maybe 3:00 if you're in prince george's county. >> no matter where you are, we wa alert. right? >> yes. >>> every state ranked by how miserable its winters are. >> coming in at number 4, north dakota, field by alaska and michigan. number 1 is minnesota. people wonder how people in minnesota are able to stay so cheerful during awful winters. maryland, 31. and coming in at number 50, no surprise, hawaii. >> i like 50. >> yeah. >> i don't think we'll be getting there any time soon, though. the 2015 consumer ele

and blizzard warnings this morning. can imagine the nightmare it has been trying to get up to the passes if anyone lives or works in these areas. so let's talk about the forecast. what we're going to deal with is this storm on the move throughout the inner mountain west. it's bringing warm, pacific air with it. the temperature in denver, 54. not bad. st. louis, 63. that's got a little taste of spring to it. unfortunately, our friends in the northern plains, not for you, at least not yet. the warm air is all the way up through boston and through new england today and tomorrow. we could get close to 60 degrees in new york city come thursday afternoon. atlanta at 70. so this is a nice, spring break here, from what was a very cold period. but the cold air is still sitting to the north. this is where we get the problem setting up. when we get a lot of warm air to the south, the cold air is still over the northern plains. it will push to the south throughout friday. at the same time, moisture begins to surge up from the north

i can remember years we haven't had blizzard warnings. i talked to people at lake tahoe that could see 6 feet of snow in 24 hours. this system as it moves onshore is winding down and becoming closer and the heavy showers are right in

number two, the blizzard. it had not been a bad winter, but that changed january 22.eled the area with many places getting well over two feet. in some ways, things were actually worse two nights before the blizzard when a dusting of snow turned to ice and it took some commuters eight-plus hours to get home. number 1 -- >> it is a mess. tom: the metro. it is a all electrical arcing fires, a one day emergency rail shut down, not to mention a derailment after inspectors allegedly lied on safety reports. then there was safetrack, desperately needing track work to begin in june that brought shutdowns and single tracking. plus, an earlier closing time on weekends. for its many issues that affected many commuters, metro is our top story of the year. tom roussey, abc 7 news. kellye: one comforting thought, much of that is behind us now. josh: some carries over into the new year, but at least metro was nice last night, letting peopleride. kellye: free, in some cases. bad winterr as the weather, looking back, it looks like things are still quiet as we get into the beginning of

blizzard warnings now in effect. inches of snow possible there. icing around portland. you could see half an inch today. and heavy amounts of rain into the west coast. 10, possibly 20 inches of rain. keep in mind you had a good 2 feet, some place as 7 feet of snow in the sierra. you add 20 inches of water, that's a huge flood. middle of the country, they're looking good. >> someone's got to look good. >> you look pretty good, sheinelle. >> all right. freezing. >> indra, thank you so much. thank you, thank you. >> this doesn't make me warmer. >> let's take a look at your local weather. >> oh. >> here we've got the snow falling. only had about 3 inches fall in southern maryland in st. mary's county. more to come there. the metro area, just a few flurries so far. a light dusting for us here. maybe up eastern suburbs today. by the time it tapers off by early afternoon. as the radar shows, just the light amounts here locally. but in this pink zone, that's in southern charles, st. >>> okay. we actually have a first timer h

a blizzard warning in the area and with good reason. overnight, we saw snow, sleet, rain and it expected to last throughout the day. a historic monster storm has brought parts of the south to a standstill. interrupting the lives of millions. in oklahoma, slick snow covered roads made for treacherous road conditions. snow plows working around the clock to clear interstates. in tennessee, snow plows not used to the volume are having problems. >> please don't hit the buses. >> reporter: this plow skidding out of control barely missing two stranded school buses before taking out several cars. >> snow plow. oh, my god! >> reporter: snow and ice paralyzing the south. states of emergency in alabama, georgia and carolinas. thousands stocking up. >> milk and eggs and hunker down. probably a case of wine. >> reporter: this hardware store sold 1,000 pounds of ice melt, but out of many supplies. >> snow shovels we are out of until this afternoon. >> i don't want to get too iced in. >> reporter: a concern for some, but not for lib moore who plans to

not going to be a blizzard man i don't want it. we haven't had enough to build a lizard let alone a dinosaur. >> a geico, the only one you're going to go see is on the weather maps. >> nice plug gary. ? i didn't say it. >> ok. it's close to gecco, >> you did it. now they're going to have to pay us extra. as a matter of fact, that's a pretty good idea. geico, geico, geico. i just raised my salary. as the cold came back here. here we are, january has returned and with it, there's snowit anything.ey not that today. dulles was 41 for a high temperature today. as well. we're typically january, and we're typical january for the weekend too. gaithersburg is 36. 40 for reagan national, quantico is 39, fredericksburg is 40, culpeper feels like 34. this is what it feels like when you factor if the sustained wind. gusts are input around 2530 but at the sustained are enough to keep the temperatures feeling like the 20's and 30's. evening forecast looks like this, breezy conditions fair skies, way. and here it comes settled in now. not only hav

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the blizzard warning has been replaced only a winter storm warning that goes until four.nother five to 15 inches of snow. maybe down to about three thousand feet. i know mammoth had 6 feet. snow. that was yesterday. two days ago. two days ago. just incredible totals coming in. believe me, there may be a little more as well. this is a colder system coming in. not a lot though. mixed precipitation up to the north and also right around out toward vallejo, maybe cordelia, fairfield the 80 split. you can see a little bit of a -- activity around loss altos. had a series of systems coming through and there is the latest line through parts of the san mateo coast also moving in to the santa cruz mountains on its way to highway 9 and 17. a little bit of a break from san jose. they could use it because they have had enough rain almost with everybody else. our system will give us a round of rain in the morning. 40s on the temperatures. they are running a little cooler here. some of this wrapping back in could trigger isolated area. maybe three quarters of an inch to an inch. we aren'

that goes up the east coast tost cape cod where there's ahe's blizzard warning in effect andtn there'sirginia beach andnd norfolk where highest windshestn will cause whiteout conditionson and wind chill advisories downon to along the gulf coast. cst that's that light blue color.lu pretty amazing hr.ow cold it is for it to be snowing in the southeast. wind chill advisory for the mountains where the cold will hill a be aer bigger story than the snow. snow. winter weather advisory foreadv washington baltimore 95re 95 corridor south and east that's ' a winter storm warning with the highest snow accumulation.u. let's check these temperatures. when you step outside if not you seeing flurries you're definitely going to notice the def cold. c it is frigid out there.s 24 infr washington, 22 inn baltimore. teens north and west and withh a our winds at about 15 miles an5n hour it feels like it's in thesn single digits north and west.ans l rigight. fox futurecast shows evenws though we're getting snowting so you'll probably just see j flurries along 66 and our northwestern suburbs through dan furt

this is where we have a blizzard warning in effect. slow is changing over sleet and some freezing rain in raleigh, not too much an accumulation in raleigh, but with what a gradient for the storm. you had just 25 miles north and west. you'll get a lot more snow in so many places, but that changes once you start looking to the east. the gradient we're talking about not existing on the east, kind of in the other way. further east, t more snow you get. updated recast tals anticipated like montauk, long island, islip, a little further inland, likely to see a foot of snow from this storm system and several inches in nassau county, even several inches, possibly up to 6 at jfk, 3 to 4, new york city. look at boston. a foot of snow expected. on the high side. nantucket, 12 to 18 inches. but 2 feet of snow is possible in plymouth, mass. it's snowing right now across much of northern new jersey into southern connecticut. you're also looking at higher snowfall totals in and around new london, connecticut, for example, but notice the temperatures b

blizzards of 96. we had 30 inches snore he here for philadelphia. so that's not what we're dealing with for this storm. just memory. it happened this time january 6th through the ninth, 1996. one of the most amount, big he snowstorms we've seen here for philadelphia. winds will kick up tonight. windchill values down around 12, later tonight, and then tomorrow, or later this evening, we will be into the single digit tomorrow morning it, may feel like zero at times, even below zero in a lot of the suburbs. well the cool pattern stick around tomorrow, even into monday, extended period, where we are below freezing, finally tuesday, cold air starts to move northward. we get a push of warmer air for the middle of next week, make a run at 60s, ahead of the next storm system, then see some rain. so for today, cold, steady snow south and east of the city, upper 20's at best for the high temperature tonight. clear skies, windy a colds, 16, feels like zero with the winds. here is the extended forecast, sunny and windy sunday, upper 20s again near freezing mond

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but the blizzard warning is a big deal. we don't see a lot of those.me areas four to eight feet and the snow level down to 4,000 feet by tomorrow morning. you can see where most of the activity is up on the west slopes of the sierra, nevada. it is snowing and 80, shutting down, coming on and off really all day. and they will continue to show you a quick observation. just check it out here. here is an observer saying 40 inches of snow, that is at 8:43 this morning, 40 inches of snow almost four feet of snow. so the snow is hammering especially on the west slope. the blizzard warning will stay in effect and travel all night through tomorrow morning. not out of the question, but i would avoid it. we'll see you back here with more rain in the forecast and nothing like we've been seeing. >> to the south bay now where lexington reservoir is spilling over after it reached capacity today. now parts of the trail are closed because of the spillover. azenith smith is live where this area was under a flash flood warning, azenith? >> reporter: julie, take a look at

virginia beach this weekend has a blizzard warning. we don't see that often. look at the latest advisories. prince george's county, most of maryland. except is st. marries with a winter storm warning. tonight is cloudy and on the cold side with the temperatures in the middle to the upper 20's. we will look for the snow to develop after midnight. mainly south and east of d.c. the future cast, 12 hour, no the evening hours. as we head to early tomorrow morning the snow will begin. especially across southern maryland. the temperatures are well below freezing. the snow will begin to inch its way further off to the north and west than the earlier models have shown. for the immediate metro area, dusting and maybe one inch of snow. a lot of dry air that will move in from the north and west to ease accumulations around the immediate metro. southern maryland, you will see a lot of snow. our updated map, the d.c. metro, around a dusting to an inch. a little further toward the south and the east, inch to three inches. then extreme southern maryland, st. mary's county, fo

blizzard-like conditions there, kirkwood ski resort closed only two lifts available right now at "sierra at tahoe." the winds are up to 80 miles per hour. that's the same system that sliced true here between 2 and 4 a.m. -- sliced through here between 2 and 4 a.m. in its wake we have -- we have lingering showers. we'll have plentiful rainfall for the bay area over the weekend. we are going to be talking about a foot of rain right here in the bay area. we'll show you where coming up. >>> the break between storms is giving crews in the bay area time to clean up especially in the santa cruz mountains. kpix 5's maria medina shows us the damage left behind. >> reporter: at the height of the storm, there was a flash flood washing here in the santa cruz mountains. in fact, the public works director tells us one of his employees discovered a foot of mud in his garage as the san lorenzo river rose. the storm may be moving on but they know they are not out of the woods just yet. the saturated ground gave way in several spots along socal san jose road leaving behind a mess on the main alternate for

a blizzard warning conditions until noon today, and then it will go into a winter storm warning. 50 degrees, very windy, and two inches of rain from this 24- hour period. that's a lot of 0 rain. there's still some rain in the mix here, but not heavy, heavy. hayes, over to half moon by a, san francisco. the biggest hills look to be around morgan hill down to gill row, and then a little bit now approaching, arizona if they need -- as if they need it be, into the santa cruz mountains. so flash flood watches are out. 40s and 50s on the temperatures. east bay temperatures will continue to be in the 50s here. wouldn't be surprised if we get a few upper 40s, and temperatures will he be in the 50s at benefit. one more system has to rotate through tonight, tomorrow. it will not be as strong, but will still give us some rain. 50s on the temperatures. all right. sal. where do you want to begin? >> we're starting in solano county, steve. if you're driving on 80 westbound, the freeways are okay 0. we do have a little bit of a commute for you. obviously there's a lot of standing water, but right now thro

. >> the national weather service has a blizzard warning in effect until 10 a.m.or the tahoe/truckee area. a winter storm warning will continue until tomorrow morning. >>> in the sacramento area, wilton residents hope levees hold up before the consumnes river goes into downtown it. it's rising quickly and low- lying areas have already seen flooding. some locals have been traveling by boat to their businesses. many set up sandbags to prevent major damage. >>> we have a lot of traffic alerts because of mudslides. roqui has the latest. >> thank you. let's take a look here in the vallejo novato area where we do have highway 37 closed down but we have an alternate route for you so let's take a look. highway 37 between high 101 and lakeville road is closed from flooding. take 580 as an alternate to the richmond/san rafael. and that can be accessed from 101 new are in novato or 80 if you are in the east bay or 101 if you are in novato. the other traffic alert of the morning, highway 17, we have been dealing with this all week long between vine hill road and the glenwood

and in virginia, a blizzard warning keeps most people hunkered inside. except for flan si and her soon-to-be husband matt edward. >> it's cold outside, but i had no cold feet. >> reporter: only 40 of their expected 200 guests made it through the pounding wind and snow to the church. >> you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: but that didn't stop this couple from having truly a white wedding. tam >> >>> well, the southeast doesn't usually experience this kind of snow, but it's practically routine in boston. did you go out in this? >> no. >> i mean, come on. some nbc crews saw families walking outside in blizzard-like conditions in massachusetts. up there, this is just what you deal with up there. it's still snowing there, can you believe it. >> nice accent. >>> while much of the country is dealing with scenes like that, heavy rains and floods are plaguing the west. this is some brand new videoyou're lovide video you're looking at out of yosemite national park. people are preparing for even worse storms. >> reporter: i'm steve patterson in northern californi

whore here in blizzards -- was here last year? raise your hand.e are here in blizzards, subzero temperatures, we are like the mailman. we are here, but we are here because we know abortion is the human rights abuse of today. [cheers] >> there has been a lot of talk about numbers this past week. [cheers] the women's march has talked about numbers in facebook likes and people keep asking me, journalist keep asking me, what are our numbers for the march for life? add up so many numbers after 44 years, because there has been a lot of us. ms. mancini: but that is not really the point. the only number i care about, and the number all of us here care about, is 58 million. since 1973, 50 8 million americans have been lost -- 58 million americans have been lost to abortions. we stand here for them today, for the innocent children who have lost their lives, and we stand for their mothers, who regret being involved in abortion. [cheers] speaking of and mothers, i would like for a minute to address the women that are here in the audience, and the women watchi

blizzard-like conditions closed many of the ski resorts. high avalanche warning will remain in effect at least through today. >> you know i-80, we'll check with you on that. >> we have seen a lot of rain here and snow pounding parts of the sierra as well. now here's a look at scattered showers here. you see the snow still coming down there. and it will be happening throughout the day. once again, we have seen the blizzard warnings with low visibility and high wind speeds for the mast can couple of days. there are no trails open today. it will be up to 28 degrees. the lows dropping down to 12. still scattered showers tomorrow. therefore, squaw valley and alpine meadow thes up to 103 inches. up to another foot at least in spots like the incline village. right now we are at 51 degrees as we bring it back home in the peninsula. spotty showers. wet roads in the south bay. for much of the area, rain off and on. temperatures on the cool side. san rafael, over 11 inches of rain. napa, five inches. anywhere from 8 to 15 inches of rain. just really h

the white is a blizzard warning in effect for the high sierra. so let's walk you through this. flood warning for the small creeks in sonoma and santa cruz. flood warnings in effect for napa river and saint helena russian river which is in guerneville. flood watch for just about the entire bay area. coastal flood advisory for the blue highlighted area around the bay and the coastside. astronomical high tide causing flooding. we'll continue to see the rain throughout your evening commute. heavy rain there in and out of the showers through your morning commute tomorrow. more rain showers lingering and that's another storm coming this way wednesday night through your thursday. we buy a break right there thursday 8 p.m. how much rain? up to 6 inches to the north, 7 to the south. in between one to four inches of rain. there you have that extended forecast. boy! the computer does not want to play with me today. it does not. but basically the bottom line, we'll have plenty of sunshine on your friday. and then we'll have cloud cover saturday, partly cloudy sunday, and cloud cover for th

blizzard conditions across northern japan. be careful, especially if you're traveling into the mountains. avalanche risk is going to continue to be high. >> thank you very much, meteorologist roger speta will join us with more updates. >>> russia is front and center for trump's cabinet pick. his nominee for secretary of state rex tillerson was in the spotlight as senators raise concerns over his business ties to russia. tillerson said russia a danger to the united states and listed recent aggression. >> it has invaded the ukraine, including the taking of crimea, supported syrian forces that brutally violates the laws of war. our nato allies are right to be alarmed at a resurgent russia. >> tillerson also said the u.s. would maintain sanctions against moscow. but he suggested he wants to cooperate with moscow in areas of common interest, like the fight against islamic state militant group. the former exxonmobil ceo has been involved in oil business in russia and is reported to have close relationships with putin. now, on anothe

blizzard-like conditions closed many ski resorts. and a high avalanche warning will remain in effect at least through today. if you're headed to tahoe, be careful. sunny skies will prevail. >> assuming the roads open. >> i don't know how you're going to get there. it will be treacherous. >>> as we look at what's happening out now, our temperatures are in the low 50s. milder weather now. in the north bay, down to 48 degrees. and at times rain still falling. you can see that golden gate bridge camera. we have yellows and reds indicating heavier rain. just a few spots we will see throughout the morning. redwood city, 101, dunbar ton bridge, rain falling there. farther east around union city, some rain falling near whipple road, moving east of 238. still tracking rain moving in. coastal flood advisory in effect as we will see the water levels coming up near the coast and the inner bay shortly before noon but reaching the peak right about 10:00 this morning. we will have also flood warnings in effect for the russian river and the napa riv