snow pushes into kentucky tennessee. this is assumelating ahead of it. furries aloft over southwestern virginia. about 12 hours away of any accumulating snow around the metro area. 5:00 this afternoon, we'll see it mooifing in. here's the timing as of 3:30 4:00 this afternoon, may show up in the shenandoah valley. into the metro area around 6:00 7:00 p.m. it continues to snow tonight. and the heaviest snow around 11:00 p.m. to 2:00 or 3:00 in the morning. then it will taper off and end by 8:00. it's mostly east of the pay and pulling away tomorrow morning. four to eight inches in the metro area northern-western suburbs. over eight inches in southern maryland northern neck fredericksburg, and the lower part of the eastern shore could be 8 to 12 inches there. panhandle of west virginia out there towards western maryland. but fourommon amounts around the metro area. our windchills are 5 to 10 below zero. temperatures are in the single digits right now. that's what showed up on melissa's dashboard this morning. single digit temperatures. and our dry roads wi

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>> it's snowing pretty hard down in tennessee and kentucky.ff to our coldest morning of our winter season so far. it is down into the low single digits. around the metro area. that includes prince georges, montgomery and fairfax county. that snow now, is falling heavily. this heavy snow zone is the one that's going to be passing just to the south of the metro area. but not until later tonight into tomorrow morning. we have a big area under a winter storm warning. most of west virginia all of virginia the district and most of maryland. 4:00 p.m. today until noontime tomorrow. winter storm warning in effect. four to eight inches in the metro area. lighter amounts in the pennsylvania border and into western maryland. a look at when the snow will be heaviest and when it ends on the 1s at 6:51. melissa has a disabled car. >> 270 northbound at west montgomery avenue. it's blocking the right lane here. past what we're seeing with the taillights headed northbound on 270. 95 looking good. the earlier problem has headed out of the way. no the issue nort

and the leading edge of the snow now, into kentucky and west virginia. heaviest snow in tennesseethwestern kentucky. it's about 11 hours getting away from the metro area. here's the timing. new model just coming in here showing timing of the snow arriving in the shenandoah valley around 4:00. and getting into the metro area the darker colors may be coming down harder. this is of 8:00 p.m. noticing it's coming down hard including southern maryland much of virginia. shenandoah valley. panhandle of west virginia. won't be snowing as hard in this white zone. but moderate snow in washington to heavy snows, northern neck, eastern 11:00 p.m. by 2:00 a.m., snowing heavily. and it tapers off and ends. by 8:00 a.m. most of the snow is gone. on the eastern shore. but leaving in its wake over eight inches of snow from stafford and spotsylvania, to fredericksburg and toward culpepper and southern fog here. calvert, st. mary's southern prince georges. 12 inches of snow. the higher amounts may be in the northern neck st. mary's county lower eastern shore. and the western and northern suburbs get

those are moving through the midwest into kentucky tennessee and west virginia. scene that's the snow that is coming our way. and some periods of heavy flow likely. it's already happening in southern missouri and into kentucky and northern tennessee. and that's destined for our area. by late this afternoon, we'll watch it on the radar. d.c. gets the first snow at 5:00 today. then during the evening hours, the snow moves in and it will be light at 11:00 p.m. in philadelphia. but steady accumulating snow at that hour in delaware and south jersey. by 4:00 in the morning when we go on the air, it will be coming down and accumulating in delaware and south jersey. the lighter snow north and west is where it's going to end first by 9:00 in the morning. it will be a fast mover, but we'll have some shoveling to do by lunchtime. in fact, before lunchtime we'll have shoveling to do. for today, bundle up if you spend any time outside. temperatures will be struggling to get into the upper teens to 20 degrees. the strongest winds will be this morning when it feels as cold as 20

right now storm team 4 radar showing those nufing in to the ohio valley, kentucky tennessee. they are advancing to the east. but not arriving here until late afternoon. here is the timing, leading edge of this, this area in lavender about 2:00 this afternoon coming into the panhandle of west virginia. then into the shenandoah valley around 4:30. after that they sweep east. 5:00 frederick, loudoun and fauquier county. and 7:00 p.m. is when they will come right in to the district. and some of these could produce some brief whiteouts. gone doing a whole line of it from the pennsylvania border all the way done to south of fredericksburg. and then sweep east of the metro area and east of the bay after that. but as they come on through, they're moving quickly. they could unload a quick dusting to as much as an inch as these sweep on through. so be aware of that similar to what we have the near white jous conditions saturd. we're in the single digits. so morning commute staying very cold. watch out for the patchy ice this morning on the untreated surfaces including your front steps

there is the snow moving into kentucky, tennessee, southern missouri, illinois and indiana. that's the system that is going to be coming into our area with accumulating snow that will start late tonight. the future rain and snow shows the evening commute today will be just fine. but then by late tonight. that's accumulating snowfall moving into the area at 11:00 tonight. then overnight tonight at 4:00 tomorrow morning, that snow is going to be heaviest in delaware and south jersey. but it will also move into philadelphia. by 9:00 in the morning, the snow will start to taper off. so accumulation you can count on it. look at the numbers, by 5:00 tuesday morning, just over 24 hours away we'll get 3 inches on the ground in philadelphia with additional accumulation in delaware and south jersey. by the time this one rolls through the morning commute, as much as five inches will be on the ground in philadelphia and tapering off quickly at 2:00 in the afternoon. we'll see totals ranging from 3 to 8 inches in our region from the storm that's coming through tomorrow. for today, we hav

tennessee and kentucky having ice to snow. some hefty snow.s inches in the lighter pink and tomorrow it's going to be here from washington d.c. and new york city and even boston more snow on the way. a place that has it's snowiest month on record. more than 60 inches happening already. our rob marciano is right there again this morning. rob. >> reporter: minus 1. windchills minus 24. we're inside the truck. nick is at the helm. these guys are busy. no doubt. with another foot yesterday. seems like it's never going to end. this morning the northeast digging out again. >> we're not getting out of here soon. >> reporter: buried by a new bounty of blinding snow and powerful winds. windchills dropping to 30 degrees below zero. frostbite setting in after just five minutes outside. storm surges sunday flooding massachusetts and downing power lines and 21 inches of new snow pummelling maine. >> there's nowhere to put it. this only throws so high. we're running out of places. >> reporter: snow drifts up to six feet collapsing this new hampshire roof. o

kentucky kentucky, tennessee, north alabama and georgia. and all snow north of there.ston all getting more snow. this is a couple of inches. looks like 3 to 6 tops in some places but more like a 1 to 3 event for a lot of fol >>> good morning, i am meteorologist mike nicco, with a sea breeze developing this afternoon bringing clouds to the coast and keeps you in the 60's and the rest of us are in the 70s. the seven-day forecast shows the clouds are more extend on leading to our two cool of >> all that weather brought to you by sprint. >> cold. >> nice try, ginger. >> those poor folks are bundled up but they're here on a mondaymonday morning. wave. it's your big moment there. >> all both it now. >> all five of our viewers out there this morning. >> coming up dangers on the road. what you need to know from driving through black ice and whiteout conditions. >> and a message from princess kate. how she's helping to keep children safe. ♪ elevator music ♪ [goat screams] ♪ elevator music ♪ [donkey braying] ♪ upbeat music ♪ bring in your verizon or at&t bill and we'll cut your

look at snow totals we got across the south mid-south kentucky, 14 inches for you. parts of tennesseeveral inches there. d.c., 5.3 inches of course, which shut the city down this morning. west virginia, over a foot in a lot of these areas. the power outage problem will be ongoing because we have another storm waiting in the wings as we head into the weekend. this is our latest system. it is exiting the coast which is great news. however the cold air behind it, some of the coldest air of the season, we could set records as we head into the latter part of this week. this is the storm system that brought measureable snow to portions of d.c. boston, i think we could be into our second snowiest season within the next 24 to 48 hours. we're seeing potential for more quick-moving systems across the northeast. not jackpot snow totals but enough to get us to the second snowyist season for boston. another 10-inches will be first snowiest record for boston of the. cheryl: poor people. >> what are you going to do? cheryl: janice, thank you for the update. janice dean in the weather center. >>> whe

i am watching loosely these very light showers moving through ohio and eastern kentucky and tennessee because they may greet us by tomorrow money. the bulk of the precipitation will hold off until tomorrow evening. it will bring in some warmer air to the south. that is the start of wintry mix and then transition to rain tomorrow. then a rainy start to the work week on monday. clouds continuing to increase in the overnight hours. working up to more that mostly cloudy -- tomorrow to mostly cloudy conditions. i want to emphasize that the majority of your sunday will be dry. it is the lady evening hours that we start to track the potential for wintry weather. precipitation begins north and west. purple and blue, there may be snow, sleet and freezing rain. any roads that are untreated bridges, overpasses, etc., may be a little on the slick site. notice -- slick side. notice the sea of green overhead sunday into monday. a rainy start to the monday morning commute. and then the cold front slides through. temperatures will be the warmest on monday in the 40's and fall into the 30's lay throug

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see this guy coming across kentucky and ohio and tennessee?tent little storm will be here betweed 8:00. temperatures today 30 to 35 but watch out. when this thing comes through. it's going to create some slick conditions. let's check in with larry miller at 6:29. he has the latest timesaver traffic. >>> good morning, everybody. hope your wednesday is getting off to a nice start right now. we're keeping a close eye on this accident that's blocked the shoulder on the outer loop of the beltway at colesville road causing some backups there. sky 9 is in the air right now giving us a bird's eye view of the situation. you can see emergency crews there on the scene. the delays caused by that accident there. so you want to be mindful if you're going to be traveling along in that area. we also want to let you know about how things are shaping up on 66. traffic on both the eastbound and westbound side moving really nicely for the most part. so no issues, no accidents to report on 66. mike and andrea, back to you. >>> the main roads as larry is saying jus

winter storm warnings across kentucky and tennessee.hat's a storm that will primarily go to our south. it's got enough moisture and plenty of cold air in place. snow is likely. wake-up temperatures tomorrow morning, single digits across most of the area. here is where my concerns comes in, after about lunchtime tomorrow, a cold start, 7:00 a.m., plenty of sunshine. by 7:00 tomorrow clouds in place. our computer models are trying to increase our snow chances. this is 2:00 a.m. tuesday morning. this is overnight monday night into tuesday morning. acquit hit of snow coming through here and there's a lot of disagreement about how much snow, but you do need to know we have all the cold air in place. the start will be real close. accumulations are looking possible to likely. the american computer model gives us three to six inches of snow. that's not my specific forecast but it's a possibility. you'll need to stay weather air wear for the next couple days. there's your seven-day forecast. it doesn't get any better any time soon. another shot

right now we're getting those in ohio, kentucky tennessee.hey are advancing off to the east tracking toward us. and the leading edge of that coming into the panhandle of west virginia about 2:00 this afternoon. timing very similar to the earlier run. still has it in the shenandoah valley around 4:00 to 4:30 and then advances east into our western/northern suburbs. comes right into the metro area away around 7:00. and all the way down to fredericksburg. after 7:00 it quickly drifts off to the east. by 8:00 p.m., prince george's county calvert, charles apnne arundel. and then we begin to clear out and turning much colder leaving in its wake maybe a dust to going to an inch. temperatures right now hovering in single digits to near 10. drive time forecast later today, through the morning in the teens. afternoon just near 30 degrees with those snow showers coming through. frigid start tomorrow morning near 10. teens during the day on thursday. blustery winds, windchills near 0. maybe a new afternoon flurries. near record cold friday morning, after

. >> snow and ice brought treacherous travel conditions to kentucky, tennessee and virginia. >> weather has been proclaimed postponed. >> this is mardi gras. >> until wednesday. >> it doesn't seem like many are staying inside. even with temperatures a bit colder than normal. >> in washington, when you hear "snow is coming," everything shuts down. >> federal offices are closed. schools are closed. it's a snow day here in washington, d.c. >> oh, boy! >> tonight, a member of the iraqi parliament tells nbc news that 45 iraqi security personnel were kidnapped, locked in the back of a truck, covered with gas and burned to death by the islamic state militants. a senior defense tells nbc news tonight that the united states will begin providing equipment and small arms to syrian rebels fighting against the islamic state and against the syrian military forces. only rebels trained and vetted by the u.s. military will get the assistance according to that official. today, representatives from 60 nations met in washington for a summit on countering violent extremism. >> we're here today because we al

states of emergency put in place in kentucky tennessee, north carolina and virginia and some 200,000n the south are without power right now. back in boston it seems a lot like groundhog day yet again. more snow expected in the city today and again later this week. joining us now, boston mayor marty walsh. mayor, it's great to hear from you. unfortunately i feel like we have to give you a new title as chief snow correspondent because you've been dealing with this so much. how is the city -- >> i was laughing when you called this groundhog day. it's actually snowing right now. >> is it snow or frozen tears? i don't know what it is at this point. how is the city handling this round of it? >> you know we're back at removal phase right now. we're getting snow today, which is going to be a dusting, i hope. we're in removal phase just every time we get these piles in our streets and trying to widen streets, once we finally make some major headway, we get hit with another storm and so we're going to continue at it. >> absolutely. that's all you can do at this point. when you think of how man

it's humidity in this area across arkansas and parts of kentucky tennessee north carolina where they're in a stripe that's under a winter storm warning for the day on thursday and potential of heavy snow. here's how it shapes up in the futurecast. this version of the computer model shows a fair amount of sunshine around the area. temperatures around 40 degrees. clouds increase late at night. we get into thursday morning early and it analyzes through snow but notice the darker blue and this is what we think is probably closer to what is going to happen. any measurable snow. lower eastern shore we might see a little bit of light snow. there's also a chance we could see no snow at all. depends how sharp of a cutoff that we have develop. the reason that we're concerned at all it can happen early on thursday morning, just in time for rush hour. snowflakes, rush hours don't go well so much together. find we'll clear it out a bit. tomorrow, 40 degrees with a high temperature and a little sunshine. next seven days we'll turn it colder again. right now, holding with a 50% chance of snow on thurs

storm team 4 radar showing moderate to heavy snow in kentucky and farther south into tennessee. heaviest snows in northern tennessee, southwestern kentucky and out ahead of that some moderate snow. all of this tracking off coming our way. we'll enter virginia getting near the district by late this afternoon. right now these areas in the dark gray just a few flurries trying to reach the ground. shenandoah valley around the metro area just have clouds and it is cold. this is one of the things that may be keeping totals down a little bit. so cold and so dry. we're just in the teens right now. barbara? >> all right, thanks tom. >>> a developing story now. egypt launch add second round of air strikes against isis targets in libya. a libyan air force commander says the air targeting weapon depots and training libya says at least 40 militants were killed. the air strikes are in retaliation for the extremists beheading of a group of christian hostages on a beach. condemning the mass murder calling it despicable and cowardly. >>> the 22-year-old gunman police say killed two in denmark ma

winter storm warnings extend all the way back to kentucky and tennessee as the storm begins to push off to the east. it looks like it's snowing pretty close to us but right now it's above us. it's methodding before -- it's melting before -- it's evaporating rather. on the bread-o-meter on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being one of our favorite storms back in february 20 10rbgs it's a legitimate -- 2010, it's a legitimate storm. we'll give it a 6.5. i think everybody is prepared for this storm. we're coming off a three-day holiday so i think we'll be in pretty good shape. salt on the road from saturday, too. carmageddon, that was the 48 hours on a scale of 1 to 10. i think this is only going to be a 3 or 4. i think we're forward this storm. we'll give you individual city forecast for snowfall. howard joins me. right now back to andrea. >>> snow in the forecast usually sends people rushing to the hardware store to stock up before the snow piles up. so we sent delia goncalves to take a look. >> reporter: they're hauling in the extra ice melt for all the folks who are stocking up. >> i have a chur

tennessee and kansas. also about 35,000 people are said to be without power in arkansas, kentucky and tennessee.light cancellations are piling up. alison, anyone in the south who's been looking up at boston and elsewhere in new england thinking they were going to squeak by without any suffering, sadly mistaken. >> dangerous cold. susan mcginnis in washington, stay warm, susan. thank you. >>> an example of the extreme cold, it hit three degrees in new york city, cold enough to freeze parts of the hudson river, breaking the previous record of nine degrees set 12 years ago. >>> meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz is tracking this morning's weathermaker. >> we've been watching this really potent storm move across the mid-south. impressive snow totals and a lot of ice. that icing for the morning hours across north carolina. the snow stretching up toward long island and new york city. limited amounts of snowfall there. you notice the brunt of the storm slides off to the south. but it will bring additional snowfall across southern new england, a place that's been shattering snowfall rec

across the region tomorrow, and in the morning, here are a few example, and in lexington, kentucky nashville, tennessee, minus two. and i know that you have a map with all of the temperatures on them, e jeff ra neri. >> yes, when you factor in the temperatures and the chill factor, it is going to be 27 in daytona beach. so a lot of the east coast down to the gulf coast will be very cold. most recently this front has given us record highs. we have had 71 innapa. and 70 in pleasanton the and down right hot compared to the east coast. we had sunshine this afternoon, and low clouds for tomorrow, and patchy earareas of fog and a real mix in the south bay, and so for the san jose the east bay towards san francisco, the area of fog and to san francisco and 46 expected in the north bay, and as we head through the microclimate forecast, thursday once we hit the noon hour, we should see a lot of sunshine built into the forecast, and that is is going to catapult the forecast forecast, and we could see the numbers jump 5 to 10 degrees. looking tomorrow at san jose morganhill and check it out, 70 tomorrow and possi

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this is snow moving in from the ohio valley kentucky and tennessee. there's the ice, the pink color. that's the ice moving across the south and farther to the south where it is rain. this is going to be moving in late tonight. and falling through the night and through the commute, jillian mele. tomorrow morning it's not going to be easy to get around. the future snow totals show it pretty quiet at 7:00 this evening. so the evening commute won't be a problem, but by late tonight, 11:00, the leading edge of the snow is just moving into philadelphia. by then still going to see an inch of accumulation. by early tomorrow morning at 5:00 we could see three to four inches of snow from trenton through philadelphia and wilmington. the heaviest amounts appear to be headed for delaware and san jose. six inches of snow on the ground by 5:00. and by the time this one tapers off, i will not be surprised to see 8-inch totals in delaware and south jersey where we could see four to six inches in philadelphia. lighter amounts to the north, but significant amounts near

the it is snowing at a good clip over portions of kentucky and tennessee but by the time it reaches usin the dealing with much more than just scattered snow showers into tonight. the lets walk you through this. on future weather, nice wide zoom there is that snow. it is more than anything a system drawing in the cold air but notice how it gets more the scattered. some people may in the see anything out of this. it will be very slight. they should not accumulate much of anything. i don't think you have to break out the shovel at all. it does send us on another nose dive. we are in the upper teens tomorrow and friday. look at these low come friday saturday morning. these are both record challenging numbers. we will see how we do but bottom line is, vittoria, it will get cold outside. >> i thought you were going to a a in the freezer, i'm sorry. >> i will break it out this morning, don't worry. >> good morning, traveling out and about right now the biggest problem you have is throughout the neighborhood. if you are traveling in the northeast. other than that we are not dealing with anythi

kentucky tennessee, virginia maryland crippled by a winter storm. federal offices in washington d.c. will be closed today as they brace for snow. airports in north carolina and tennessee look to be the hardest hit and we'll have a live report from the weather channel in about 20 minutes, scott. >> here's the big stories we're watching today. two economic reports of note. 8:30 a.m. eastern time the new york fed releases it's february survey of manufacturers and then at 10:00, a read on housing from the national association of home builders. they'll attend negotiations in the west coast. drawn out talks between dock workers union and their employers have come to a assault and as a result sports are clogged with cargo. facing the deadline among the filings we have already seen city group, aig and delta airlines while exiting positions in bed bath and beyond. among green lights new positions, time warner and east side technologies. they took a stake in american realty capital properties in the fourth quarter while exiting it's holdings and city group, h

all the way to central kentucky and tennessee. that's the reason we will be changing to rain. on snow through the daylight hours and think twice about it. snow and ice from 5:00 to 8:00. ice and rain between 8:00 to 11:00. when does this start to clear up? the seven-day forecast just ahead. >> thank you. this weekend crews are repairing the heaters in nearly half a dozen public schools. this was one of the number of students to call home complaining about how cold it was inside. his mother picked him up while the school system worked on the repairs. >> i can't even focus. >> i came to get something because of the temperatures. they were very cold and i reached out to me and i came to feel the temperatures myself. >> they closed four schools and i hoped to have the repairs done by monday. you can be prepared with the nbc washington app and all you have to do is download it for free. the forecast and the latest local news. >> new this morning, a devastating crash on the beltway sent one person to the hospital. crews tweeted out this picture. hard to tell but this is what's left

>> all right, matt gutman who traveled from tennessee to kentucky today for us. matt thank you. >>> and totonight. images of the misery from there. all that snow and with record-breaking cold none of it melting. look at the commuters today. massive delays adding to the frustration there. and across the region increasing fears over collapsing roof tops. the number already staggering. just today, a shopping plaza coming down. abc's tom llamas is there. >> reporter: tonight, this drone's eye view revealing boston's endless crippling snow, and a hidden danger, massive rooftop icicles. falling ice to blame at this hospital in quincy splitting a gas main. 40 people evacuated. >> i just want it gone. keep the winter but get rid of the snow. >> reporter: all that snow leading to at least 80 reports of roof collapses or buildings damaged. like this one today at a shopping plaza. and mass transit a nightmare. some train states aren't even operating. can you see the sign here. for what it's worth, no trains. the bathrooms don't even work. everyone blaming this on the snow.

kentucky. and even minus 2 in nashville, tennessee. and in chicago, they're shivering through the coldest february since 1875. but it's not just the cold temperatures causing problems. it's the snow. in east port maine, they've had a record 109 inches of snow in just 23 days. >>> happening today in bucks county the trial is set to begin for a teenager accused of trying to rape another student at knifepoint in a school bathroom. cody hendricks was just 15 at the time of the arrest. he's charged as an adult and facing charges that include attempted murder. police say he chased a classmate at penridge high school with a knife, dragged her into a bathroom and tried to rape her before a teacher stopped him. >>> also today, authorities will arraign a man accused of trying to vandalize a septa bus. this is david toledo. police say he propped a mousetrap with nails poking from it under the tires of the vehicle back in november. and at the time of his arrest toledo was on probation for slashing the tires of dozens of cars in philadelphia's mayf

we're looking between this swath, kentucky and northern tennessee, eight to ten inches possible as this system moves through. ice will be a concern through arkansas, central part of arkansas memphis and then eventually through south carolina. we could see a quarter of an inch of ice. windchill advisories through much of the northeast. that's what it feels like. minus 25 right now in boston. that is bone-chilling. the cold stays through the rest of the week. >> no it doesn't. that's awful. minus 25 in boston. thank you so much. greatly appreciated. coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe" we're going to speak with an artist about the attacks in copenhagen and we'll also talk the u.s. and israel, the problems israel is having. we're going to be speaking to the israeli ambassador to denmark. we're going to wrap it up with all of the best moments from the snl's 40th anniversary. plus, the jackpot for one weatherman. >> oh yes! yes! yes! we got it baby! we got it! we got it! whoa snchblt whoa! we got it! yes! listen to that! oh, again! that's a two for. that's a twofer baby! yes! ye

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in kentucky tennessee, florida, as far south as key west breaking records and of course a broken recordwe are looking at another winter storm. this could impact a lot of areas that were impacted earlier in the week that ice that brought down trees and power lines around western tennessee, that does include nashville, you could get hit with another round of ice. keep in mind a lot of people in these areas with temperatures in the single digits and teens woke up without power this morning. so more ice on the way as early as tomorrow. it will linger into saturday. push up the east coast by saturday night, looks like new york's going to be mainly rain. boston is right on that wintry mix line. could see a little bit of snow but a wintry mix as well. so we are worried about extra weight of course on top of those snow-covered roofs. wolf this is far from over. it's going to be a big mess as we head into the next two days. >> how cold did you say it is in nashville, tennessee? >> yeah. this morning, they woke up in the single digits. temperatures are going to dip back down again, could be even

snows aparts of arkansas, tennessee and kentucky they can see a foot of snow. winter storm warning has beens posted. sliver of ice there in parts of alabama, and georgia and tennessee. go out west if you want the warmth that's where the good stuff is, although they would like to see rainfall. here's a look at what's going on in your area. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. that same storm rob was talking about this is the back end of it, we have snow showers in monmouth and ocean county. the major of it is out to sea. we're ten to 15 degrees below zero and the poconos 20 degrees below zero. 16 today. windchills below zero all day long record-cold temperatures by tonight. place is in the summertimes. daddy's dogs. that looks delicious. they're closed right now. >> frozen. frozen dogs. >> paul larks back over to you. >> it made me sad when he said welcome to my life. may your life improve, rob. >> rob, we thank you. >> letting you into my world. >> thank you to the crew, as well. >>> and coming up on "

to be here on this very special day. 200 years ago, the planes back with volunteers from kentucky and tennesseeand african population who courageously defined the country they were not born in but adopted them via the louisiana purchase. the transforms our nation and america's relationship with fellow countries. as president of st. bernard parish it is an honor to host this event. since 2012 my administration has worked with our workers the national park service, the state of louisiana, the will louisiana living history foundation and many other groups that help reduce a commemoration that brings attention to this consequential battle and honor those who fought here. thank you for being here at st. bernard today. thank you. >> thank you, parish president peralta and mayor landrieu. the united states postal service has issued three postage stamps to commemorate the war of 1812. the stamps depict the nations sacred landscapes, national flag, and vivid images conjured by the u.s. national anthem. here today with a special announcement is peter argentine, citizen stamp advisory committee member and

tonight, further south another big area of concern is the storm that is about to hit arkansas tennessee, kentucky carolinas. tom tom sater and will ripley is driving to boston. tom, let me begin with you. are we going to finally see relief of the cancellation of the blizzard warning? >> at least with the snowfall. it will still blow around ar are a little bit and the coldest air of the sen is moving in. the record low temperature in central park is 1 degree and goes back to 1888 and in jeopardy of falling and the wind chills minus 20 to minus 25 degrees. coldest of the season. from burlington to boston down into the blue ridge, if you look at the last four storms boston should only have 28 inches so far and half way through february we're at 95.7. we're a half inch away from the second snowiest season and one foot away from the snowiest season. missouri oklahoma significant icing across parts of arkansas and tennessee. those warnings will continue to move into the carolinas and possibly up the eastern coast. a half inch of ice, significant. extremely dangerous. it will probably close down interst

in southern missouri and illinois and indiana and kentucky and tennessee and arkansas, some areas you do not assimilate with heavy snow such as arkansas and tennessee but that is what they are getting from little rock memphis, to nashville, and this is going over to the carolinas and turn left and try to go up the coast the next couple of days. if you head that way it is quite a change from us. we have a light breeze at seven children and no fog for the commute. it will be cooler at the coast. the clouds will gather. they are lurking off the coast. it will be warm. the clouds will come into our neighbors tomorrow and wednesday. that will set us up for the cool of the afternoon. the weekend will get another 50 shore breeze so warm sunshine to the coast. if you missed it this weekend we will do it again this. cog weekend. our thickest cloud cover is in the central valley and right along the peninsula coast and notice how it moves north and hugs the coast as the winds will turn on shore this afternoon. that will keep you in the 50's and the rest of us in the low pressure 70's. we will be

so heavier snow in southern missouri, illinois and into western kentucky and northwestern tennessee. that's destined for our area. by 5:00 this afternoon, it will be dry. but the snow to the southwest is falling in washington and moving to baltimore. it will move into the philadelphia area during the late evening hours. at 11:00 this evening, snow will be falling and accumulating in south delaware and jersey. by tomorrow morning, inches of snow on the ground. at 4:00 we could see 3 inches on the ground in philadelphia. and it will still be coming down. so today, during the day, it's the cold. bitter cold with windchills of 20 degrees below zero. and then tonight here comes the snow accumulating. i'm looking at 3 to 8 inches in the area. 8 inches for delaware and south jersey. four to six possible for philadelphia. then a few scattered snow showers won't appeal to much on wednesday, but you will notice the record cold to make a return later this week for thursday and friday. morning low temperatures back down near zero. sunday afternoon, a chance of rain and snow. >>> all right. 5:21.

as well as north carolina virginia mississippi, georgia, kentucky and tennessee.ome 1,400 flights canceled and parents told not to send kids to school. >> the snow outside the windows in my classroom, 7 1/2 feet above the adjoining roof covered the windows to the top snoshgs kai visible whatsoever. >> reporter: roads slick with ice sending cars sliding and an even bigger skating rink a frozen hudson bay, seen here in this photo from nasa. >> i am sick and tired of it. everyone is. >> reporter: communities in new england were already dealing with record amounts of snow before this latest storm's arrival. in boston rail and bus service was halted by the weather. officials say it will be at least 30 days before everything is fully operational. frustrating for those who rely on public transportation. >> it's been like this three weeks. >> what are you going to do in sn. >> it's going to suck. >> frustrating. >> reporter: forecasters are warning a bitter cold coming to the midwest and northeast. day-to-day life frozen until it passes. temperatures could dip below 30 de

snows across parts of arkansas in through tennessee and kentucky, through tomorrow night. they could see up to a foot of snow. and winter storm warnings have been posted. also a sliver of ice there. that includes northern mississippi, alabama, parts of tennessee. and georgia also. go out west if you want the warmth. they've got it. that's where the good stuff is. they would love to see a little bit of rainfall. that's a look at what's going on in hull, massachusetts. >> oh, it is just a beautiful day for a stroll on the boardwalk. you mentioned how awesome this place is in the summertimes. daddy's dogs. that looks delicious. they're closed right now. >> frozen. frozen dogs. >> paul larks back over to you. >> it made me sad when he said welcome to my life. may your life improve, rob. >> rob, we thank you. >> letting you into my world. >> thank you to the crew, as well. >>> and coming up on "gma," a terrifying road rage attack, a woman shot and killed on her way back from teaching her daughter how to drive. why was she targeted? >>> plus, forget megamansions. now it's giga-ma

the next major storm hitting missouri kentucky and tennessee with snow ice and freezing rain.re told to stay inside. what's the problem, nic? >> reporter: look around me alisyn the snow-covered streets, a thin layer of ice. this is broadway. the pain drag in nashville where all the news and entertainment happens, these streets are empty. because the residents were told to stay inside. precipitation started at 3:00 a.m. it's been consistent. three-to-seven inches predicted. not ased be as in new england. certainly for this area an odd winter event. nevertheless we heard reports of accidents on the interstates. so if you are watching us in the tennessee area be sure to keep in mind what your mayor has told you to stay inside. already some bad conditions on the roads, but the crews were hard at work this weekend, salting, brningining those roads. this is expected to continue into tuesday. so prepare for more here in nashville. alisyn. >> oh my goodness nick thanks, so much for. that stay warm. >> soaking and brineing it sounds like you are in the kitchen. it's the needed tools fo

as well as north carolina virginia mississippi, georgia, kentucky and tennessee.e 1,400 flights canceled and parents told not to send kids to school. >> the snow outside the windows in my classroom, 7 1/2 feet above the adjoining roof covered the windows to the top, no sky visible whatsoever. >> reporter: roads slick with ice, sending cars sliding, and an even bigger skating rink a frozen hudson bay, seen here in this photo from nasa. >> i am sick and tired of it. everyone is. >> reporter: communities in new england were already dealing with record amounts of snow before this latest storm's arrival. in boston rail and bus service was halted by the weather. officials say it will be at least 30 days before everything is fully operational. frustrating for those who rely on public transportation. >> this has been like this for three weeks. >> what are you going to do? it's going to suck. >> reporter: forecasters are now warning a bitter cold coming to the midwest and northeast. day-to-day life frozen until it passes. >>> and temperatures could dip to 30 degrees below

look at this system it's big extending to the west into kentucky and tennessee so we've got hours of this snow yet to go. the biggest storm of our season so far, the winter storm warnings up they cover the area. we'll have a little more on which arias will receive the highest amounts with the storm. i can tell you everyone will have just enough to shovel and we are looking at hazardous roads later this evening. it's not going to take much. we'll be getting those snow-covered roads now. camdoug kammerer as more on temperatures. >> extremely critical. we've been so cold over the last couple days and just showed you that camera along i-95 in fredericksburg, the sides of the roads covered here. it will not take much at all to see accumulation on the roadways. take a look at the temperatures. those temperatures still in the teens in most locations. we're talking about the low to midteens as we continue to move through the overnight hours. we'll see those numbers rise just a little bit, but most areas will stay below 20. we're 17 in d.c. only 12 right now in gaithersburg and 16 in leesburg