and back to wtnh, new haven, connecticut, erika martin. ning, erika. >> good morning, everybody. this is the last sunday of winter 2013-2014. so, let's take all that all in. on the west coast, it's feeling warmer than that. late summer, if you will, as temperatures are about 20 degrees above average. 85 in fresno. sacramento, 82 degrees. however, in the midwest, and on the east coast, it's a much different story. colder air in place. it looks like we could see anywhere from two to six inches for parts along the eastern seaboard. why is this? we have a cold blast sliding on through. is it another polar vortex or a polar plunge. simply colder air moving in from timeline, fonts this afternoon, and then later today rain changed to snow, two to four inches by morning. one to three additional tomorrow. >> this weather was brought to you by zillow.com. >> thanks, erika. >>> coming up on "gma," a radical notion. is it possible to make yourself a nicer person? there may be a lot of spouses and co-anchors out there who are interested in this particul

. >> time now for a check of the weather and welcome back erika martin from our affiliate wtnh in new haven. good morning, ericka. >> right now we are tracking a low developing in the southern states. now this is of interest. and it's been all the buzz on social media simply because, of course, it is st. patrick's day weekend, so everybody wants to know, how is this system going to behave come monday when everybody wants to grab a cocktail or two and have a good time. now, we are seeing some rain developing in the south. but we do have some colder air in place here. so by monday or sunday into monday rather we may see some light snow moving across the mid-atlantic and then the system continues to push offshore. so really it's all about how this system will behave within the next 24 to 36 hours. otherwise, for today and tonight we are seeing some severe weather across texas including hail and some strong winds. an isolated tornado or snow. so right now tracking that severe weather, but more importantly, warmer weather across california, conditions are getting warm out there. feels more

and back to wtnh new hampshire, connecticut, erika martin. morning, erika. >> good morning, everybody. this is the last sunday of winter 2014. so, let's take all that all in. on the west coast, it's feeling warmer than that. late summer, if you will, as temperatures are about 20 degrees above average. 85 in fresno. sacramento, 82 degrees. however, in the midwest, and on the east coast, it's a much different story. colder air in place. two to six inches for parts along the eastern seaboard. why is this? a cold blast sliding on through. is it another polar vortex or a polar plunge. that's the national weather. >> this weather was brought to you by zillow.com. >>> coming up on "gma," a radic radical notion. is it possible to make yourself a nicer person? we'll tell you about that after a quick break. >>> and a little goat with a big voice. and we're not kidding. >> oh. >> yes. by the lumin did you get my? i did. so what did you think of the house? did you see the school ratings? oh, you're right. hey babe, i got to go. bye daddy! have a good day

. >>> time for another check of the weather and meteorologist erika martin from wtnh in new hampshire good morning. this is all about st. patrick's day weekend and we want to know how cold will it be? nasty out there. will we have a good chance to party? the good news at least it will be warmer for today getting colder by tomorrow and into monday, so new york city seeing 20s by monday. to start the day eventually topping out in the 30s. d.c. also seeing cooler temperatures so a warm trend to colder air unfortunately and we're just five days away from springtime so something to keep in mind but we do also have severe weather going on across the southern portion of the country, some rain anywhere from 2 to 3 inches locally. that is your national perspective. here is a look at your local weather. >> this weather report was brought to you by target. >> hi. this is adorable. all right. enough said. enough said. change the subject so copping up on "gma," the new clues in the 50-year-old mystery of paul fronczak kidnapped at birth. the man who claims he knows who did it. wait until you hear