meteorologist janet stein is tracking it all from the weather center. how bad is it going to get? >> you know, we are setting records all over the place in boston, leland and shannon. your average snowfall is 41 inches. you are at the third snowiest on record at close to 90 inches, and so far the snowiest 30-day period on record 7 feet. it just keeps coming and it looks like we have the potential for more snow tuesday and wednesday. we'll get to that but here's the system right now starting to taper off in the snow department, but we still have very gusty winds, so the blizzard warnings are still in place and the cold air, we haven't seen cold air like this in really a decade in some of these areas where it's going to feel anywhere from minus 20 to minus 30 across the northeast. your winter weather advisories, blizzard warning still posted for coastal massachusetts up towards maine. then we are going to be talking about this southern winter storm that's going to start to develop today through monday and tuesday. look at the snow. look at the ice that's going to move through oklaho

all right, thank you, janet stein, the weather machine.r spouses are watching now and it's just a big joke. hi honey. >>> anyway grounded -- chances are, if you are flying today you are being hit by this monster storm and you're not going anywhere. thousands of flights either cancelled or delayed. to david lee miller in the middle of it all at new york's laguardia airport. david lee. >> reporter: neil, so far more than 2,000 flights cancelled today, many at new york's laguardia airport. 322 at last count. that is more than half the number of scheduled departures. boston logan also hit very hard. two-thirds of all flights cancelled. there have also been significance legislations throughout the entire northeast newark, as well as jfk. and then of course the delays today. more than 2,000 contributing to the delays. aircraft have to be deiced before they can take off. passengers are frustrated, but most of them not too surprised by the travel woes. one couple who arrived at jfk from switzerland was planning to connect on to a flight that would

senior meteorologist janet stein joins us live on what we're all experiencing except if we're in california. >> i know. puffy coats for today across the northeast. these are actual air temperatures. we are shattering records across the ohio valley, the great lakes and the northeast. so new york city was 6 and that's without the windchill ins the poke nos pie ss minus 15. you get the picture. where is the cold air coming from? canada, blame canada moving southward. the next batch of air that's ready to set until but for much of the country well below average except for our friends in california where they're dealing with nice warm temperatures. we are dealing with the potential of more stormy weather across the south. taking a look at where we saw a mixture of freezing rain sleet and snow, north of atlanta, georgia moving into the carolinas, and this system is going to clip parts of new england, maybe bring boston a couple more inches of snow. they are almost at the snowiest season on record. they just have about seven inches to go. we'll watch it like deja vu across the south. more moisture