let's bring in meteorologist jennifer grey. jennifer, good to see you. forecasters like yourself are calling this a once in a generation daep freeze. can you put this in context for us and how dangerous is it? >> yeah. it's going to be really dangerous. these are temperatures that we aren't used to seeing. a couple areas will see the coldest temperatures they've seen in decades, and so we could see areas, big cities across the northeast and new england where frostbite could set in as little as ten minutes at times. i want to show you one extreme example. this is mount washington observatory right now where the temperatures are 35 below zero, and it feels like 92 below zero. this is at 6,000 feet. they have wind gusts over 100 miles per hour. no one lives up there permanently, but we have scientists that stay in the observatory 24 hours a day. there's a couple of people up there right now monitoring the situation. it is wild. across the rest of the northeast, and new england, we have temperatures in the single digit its for boston, new york city at 10, it

. >> jennifer grey is here with the storm track. what are you seeing?re weather event and, as you mentioned, a wintry side to this. the area we're watching is back here across portions of colorado, texas. this is where all this is going to get going. already snowing here as this continues to push to the east. things will start to amplify over the next 24 hours. we're looking at an overnight threat tonight, severe weather across portions of texas, arkansas, pushing into memphis and tomorrow shifting east. you can see a lot of cloud cover, even some spotty storms ahead of this mainline. tonight the main threat is little rock to memphis. this area shaded in orange here. we could see storms as far south as lake charles, dallas. this is going to be the main threat for tornado. we have the greatest probability right there three greenville, memphis. that's the area to watch throughout the overnight hours. late evening into the overnight storms will be popping up. this threat then shifts to the east tomorrow. the threat won't be over today. guys? >> jennifer gr

jennifer grey thompson is being recognized for her work helping thousands of people after the wine countyy advocates for ctim by wildfires. right now, homeowners are hit with a big tax bill, meaning a lot less of the money goes toward the intended purpose. gray thompson will be the special guest of napa congressman, mike thompson. also attending is dr. belinda arriaga. she supports peninsula farm workers and their families. their work is especially important in the wake of the half moon bay shootings. you can watch the state of the union address live right here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay area starting at 6:00 tonight. join us at 10:00 for bare politics. a full hour of state of the union analysis, and also perspectives from both sides of the political aisle, plus an in-depth look at how the issues discussed effect us right here in california. i can't talk today. meanwhile, amanda, we're following other top stories this morning, and looking at some new video in the newsroom. >>> a lot to get to. a homeowner in san ramon cleaning up a lot of damage after a run-in with a tesla. the

. >>> jennifer grey thompson from the north bay was invited to attend because of work to help thousandsfter the wine country wildfires of 2017. her company slow indicates for communities ravaged by wildfires. homeowners who accept financial settlement get hit with a tax bill meaning a lot less of the money is available for its intended purpose of rebuilding. >> those funds are subject to full income taxes which means that the people who use their settlement funds to rebuild, because 70% of people are under insured and need the money, they now have to pay a huge, huge tax liability. >> thompson will be a guest of honor at tomorrow's address invited by mike thompson. >>> first alert meteorologist jessica burch joins us for a look at our weather. it's been such a mixed bag. >> it has been. yesterday was a good example of that. i was looking on social media on twitter and so many people were showing rainbows in the bay area, rain storms, sunshine in the bay area all in the matter of 24 hours. here is some news for you. it is more mild as we kick off today. this morning there is a frost advi

jennifer grey thompson was invited because of her work to help thousands after the wine country wildfires. her company advocates for families who sometimes lose financial settlement for losses of a fire. >> funds are subject to income taxes. the people who use settlement funds to rebuild, because 70% are under insured and need the money, they now have to pay a huge, huge tax liability. >> thompson was invited to tomorrow's address in dc by napa congressman mike thompson. >>> let's see what our weather is like. we had a mash up of so many things. what's it looking like heading into today. >> that's e niout what's happening. it's mild across the bay area. over the weekend we had a mixed bag of weather. taking a look at this morning, a frost advisory is in effect in the north bay until 9:00 a.m. chilly conditions there. throughout the week what you see behind me is what we are getting. upper 50s and lower 60s for daytime highs no matter where you live in the bay area. if you don't have the opportunity to get out and enjoy beautiful sunshine today, you are in store for good news. throughout t

cnn meteorologist jennifer grey is here. this could be a generational artic outbreak. how long? >> reporter: guys, we're talking windchills 60 below 0 in maine. new york city could be 20 to 25 degrees below zero as far as the windchill goes. we have windchill advisories for the northeast, new england. current feels like temperatures, not too bad across the eastern half of the country. the artic air will sink down by the time we get into friday and saturday morning will be the big morning we're talking about these dramatic temperatures. that's as low as the temperatures will go. the artic air will reach the northeast. this is thursday evening. friday morning here temperatures and windchill feeling around 1 degree or so in maine. burlington, 16 below. boston 26 below zero the windchill by saturday morning. new york city drops down to below zero windchills as well. here's a look at boston over the next couple days. friday we drop to 5 below zero. friday morning -- these are actual temperatures, not the windchills. you'll have strong winds across new england and new york city droppi

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