more thanl 136,000 are still in the dark there now let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking the storms for us what a mess. good morning to you, michelle. >> good morning, guys. yeah, what a mess. we're going see this all moving east we're going to see the severe weather threat decreasing. but still there is going to be a severe weather threat. we're watching for the chance of snow even new york city could see some snow tonight into tomorrow. we're looking at ice accumulation as well as we wake up on this monday morning, 42 million americans under a winter alert we have a system in the west throughout the upper midwest, the great lakes, into portions of the northeast where you see the blue is the winter storm watch winter storm warnings in the pink and the white is weather advisory even a blizzard warning out west windy in many spots. 71 million people impacted where you see the blue, that's your wind advisory, and a high wind warning is in the purposeful this system is moving off to the east as we go throughout the day, we're going track that and snow too por

while we were up there, michelle grossman, it did snow. i haven't seen that much in the northeast.the forecast. great to see you. >> great to see you. we r you'll have to post a picture. >> i tweeted something yesterday. you can take a look. >> you did? i'll take a look. awesome. >>> well, you are going to see some more snow tonight, jonathan, because we're looking at new york city, seeing a few inches of snow overnight. i do think we'll miss the evening commute. 56 million americans under a winter alert, weather advisories and winter storm warnings. that is in the pink. we do have blizzard warnings out west. we have it all the way to the northeast. as you can see in the northeast, we're looking at winter storm warnings in new york city. you're under a winter weather advisory in a rather snowless winter. this is the storm system we're watching. it's getting its act together as it moves to the northeast. jonathan, you may see some snow, sleet overnight in new york city. >> it looks like it will be an unpleasant morning around here tomorrow. michelle grossman, thank you so much. >>>

. >>> time now for the weather, and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the forecast, notedhia eagles fan. michelle, tell us about the forecast and how you're feeling about the game >> i was talking to dylan. he's leaning toward the eagles. i don't know. i just hope the ankle's still hurting. we'll see what happens. weather wise we're looking at wintry weather. a warmup in the southern plains. into texas, the 70s and 80s. that's the big weather front today. we're looking at rain developing from the ohio valley into texas. stronger storms are possible along the gulf coast. and we say stronger storms, meaning the chance for tornadoes, certainly some heavy rain falling as well tomorrow. and then this will all move to the east of wednesday and we're going to see rain falling in the northeast. look at this. a big-time warmup. this is welcome. we're looking at temperatures feeling spring light in many spots. little rock, 18 degrees. six degrees warmer than typical the time of year. new orleans, 73. tallahassee, 73. and we're looking at temperatures into the 60s and 70s. also in po

. >>> and turning to michelle grossman tracking a cross-country storm for us this morning. hi, michelle. >> great to see you. another week, another big powerful storm we'll see impacts reaching most of us in the u.s. as we go throughout this week with snow some rain. some really gusting winds and also a chance for severe storms. going throughout the day winter alerts and quite a bit of them 14 million people impacted from the west into the western and northern plains, parts of the great lakes and these alerts are through thursday a winter storm warning in the pink winter storm watch, in the blue. winter weather advisory you see the white. wind gusting up to 85 miles an hour couple that with snow seeing whiteout conditions in some spots. 26 million people at rick. these alerts stay in place through wednesday. here's the setup today a serious of cold fronts a powerful storm getting its act together going to see heavy snow and rain continuing as the next storm arrived and then very windy, gusting up to 85 miles an hour strong winds leading to blowing snow and whiteout condition

we have to bring in meteorologist michelle grossman, sad eagles fan, michelle grossman for the forecastloss and our appreciation for getting up so early. >> i had about 25 minutes of sleep. i'm so mad i stayed up for that game. it was a good game. when the philly lost, we're on the brink of it. the phillies, the union and now the eagles. the offense played well. it was a bad way to end the game. weather-wise, we're looking at an active week again. two systems in the west are going to bring stormy weather to the west. and moving to the east as we go through the next couple of days. above average feeling spring-like in the south, southeast, in the mid-atlantic and the northeast. we're looking at the system moving off to the east. snowshowers from the southwest, all the way the northern plains. severe storms in the south. record warmth throughout the northeast once again on wednesday. then, as we near friday, we're looking at a soggy end to the week in the northeast. could see snow where you see the blue in parts of new england, and here's the temperatures today. 55 in philadelphia. that's

nbc news meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking this arctic freeze for us. michelle, how long do we expect these icy temps to last? ese icy >> either katie i just looked up your temperature, 65 degrees in miami, i hope you're enjoying that. i'm in the northeast and we're looking at temperatures so brutal this morning, we've already broken a lot of records in the northeast, parts of new england, and into the mid-atlantic. it's gonna be a story as we go throughout the day. the good news, is we have a quick rebound, so it's really just through the rest of saturday before we start to see that rebound. let's take a look at the temperatures, because we're looking at temperatures well below normal for this time a year. we're looking at alerts to this morning. 26 million people under wind chill alerts, where we're seeing a winter chill warning, that's in the hot pink. we're also looking at wind chill advisories, you can go to weather six hour be perfect, because we're looking at these wind chill advisories all the way from maine into portions of new hampshire, vermon

time now for the weather and let's go to meteorologist michelle grossman who i'm pretty sure won't be hi, jonathan. i do have to say that congratulations to them. and also the weather looking good for that so that's good news for everyone celebrating today. otherwise looking at a pretty powerful system bringing a chance for rain, snow, and also tomorrow it's going to intensify. as we go throughout this wednesday today severe weather expected in portions of of the mid-south. we're talking heavy rain and chance for thunderstorms and some could be intense. particularly dangerous when it does happen overnight. and by tomorrow we're going to see this area of low pressure move off to the north and east and severe weather to the gulf coast all the way to the ohio valley. that's 3 out of 5 on the scale of a threat. and we're talking many cities. today memphis, greenville you're likely to see those storms. but where you see the yellow that's where we're expecting strong storms. 14 million people at risk today. >> michelle grossman, thank you so much. and a rare note for a philadelphia sports f

>> there is a cross-country storm threatening several states let's turn to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman, who is tracking the latest. hi, michelle happy monday >> hi there, guys. happy monday we're tracking a few spots with wintry weather out ahead of the system really warm air compared to last week, over the weekend, a big temperature swing. let's start with the winter-like weather. snow falling in parts of the intermountain west freezing rain stretching from the northern plains. we're going to see some rain and snow also in the upper midwest the cold front will move slowly. rain developing from texas through the ohio and we could see the chance of stronger storms along the gulf coast. that would be strongest with the potential for tornadoes on tuesday. and also the chance for heavy rain this all moves to the west on wednesday. even the northeast you lee is some wet weather ahead of the system, we're looking at really warm temperatures spring-like in many areas. there is the bulls-eye for the rain locally 3 to 4 inches of ra normal for portions of the midatlantic, the northeast temperat

. >>> let's turn now to nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking wicked weather in the forecast. good morning, michelle good to see you. >> good morning, guys. great to see you yeah, we're tracking wintry weather in portions of the intermountain west good to see snowfall there chance for freezing rain, rain, even some snow in the northern plains that will move off to the midwest later on the robert confront is going to move to the east as we head throughout tomorrow. chance for strong to severe storms in portions of texas, louisiana, even into mississippi. and some really heavy rain falling in portions of the mid mississippi valley and eventually this cold front will move further east as we head towards washington, d.c we're going to see the chance for heavy rain, especially where you see the darker colors throughout memphis, st. louis, portions of the missouri area an texas and above normal temperatures in the atlantic 53 in d.c. all right. big difference in terms of the temperatures compared to the frigid temperature last week we'll take a look at that and also our week ahead

let's check in with nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who is tracking the latest hi, michelle. >> we are tracking wintry weather in the intermountain west, heavy snow falling, wind as well and also watching a long stretching cold front from portions of the northern plains into the south we will see the chance for freezing rain and rain in the northern plains. that's going to move off to the upper midwest and also parts of the great lakes as we head throughout the afternoon and evening hours. then this cold front will move off to the east as we are looking at rain falling from the ohio valley into portions of the southern plains. it could be heavy at times, too, throughout the mid-mississippi valley, also watching the chance for strong to severe storms along the texas coast, louisiana and even into mississippi. wednesday into the northeast we're going to see that rain falling. we're also looking at the chance of heavy rain, where you see the brhter colors that's wigheks above average, too, in the mid-atlantic and the northeast, temperatures into the 50s in philadelphia all right. guys

nbc meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking it all for us hey, michelle. happy monday >> hey there, guys great to see you happy monday an active week of weather. a one-two punch out west this will eventually move off to the east today we're looking at heavy snow really gusty winds throughout the four corners as well the cascades we're looking at mountain snow winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour and another storm on deck tomorrow moving into parts of the upper midwest. it will bring snow and heavy rain and the second storm impacting the rockies and portions of the cascades tomorrow. by wednesday, difficult travel throughout the planes with heav 70s. 73 in houston. 71 in san antonio. all right. it's going to be warm for many of us during the workweek. we'll take a look at this forecast in just a bit >> warm sounds like a nice word. michelle, thank you. >>> the kansas city chiefs weren't the only big wins on sunday team fluff is also celebrating >> tom barkey goes for the tackle but vivian reverses field and she takes to it the house for the game-winning to

more than 134,000 are still in the dark there now let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman, who is tracking these storms for us good morning to you, michelle. >> good morning to you both. it was a busy weekend for. many today is going to be busy too, weather-wise. we're looking at two storm systems, one out west, one in the east that is going to bring the chance for snow. even some freezing rain, rain, gusty winds once again that could add to the power outage number and the chance for severe weather. so this morning, 42 million americans under a winter alert the pink is your winter storm warning. the blue the winter storm watch. even a blizzard warning, that's in purple out west and looking at winter weather advisories in the white. we're talking about the northeast. new york city expecting snow overnight into tuesday could see a couple of inches there. upstate new york into new england where we could see over a foot of snow in some spots this is what it looks like now on radar still seeing lightning not as much, though. we're going to see the severe weather threat decreasin

let's bring in michelle grossman tracking the severe weather. those are incredible images from the destruction. >> it seems like it's week after week of relentless weather there. we're seeing a new storm system today. we'll add to the snowfall total. today we're watching two storms. reports overnight in oklahoma, texas, arkansas, tornado reports, hail reports, wind reports. will we'll see really windy conditions in some spots today this is what it's like on winter radar. that is snow falling this is heavy really rain falling. and we're going to see a chance for severe storms. that is decreasing as we go throughout the day in terms of your winter alert wee we're looking at 44 million people from the west, great lakes, eastbound northeast we'll talk more about the storm system to the west and east in a bit. >> nasa was forced to scrub a launch yesterday the launch was aborted due to a problem with the ground systems. nasa expected to try again tomorrow >>> three years since covid was declared a pandemic, another member of the u.s. intelligence com

know the eagles fans are having a tough time today but we are glad to have nbc meteorologist michelle grossman after having watched the game, licking her wounds she is tracking severe storms. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, guys. so good to see u yeah, we are a little heartbroken in philly today. it was a good game and nice to see jalen hurts do a great job glass half full this morning we are still fighting those wounds as you said we are looking at two storm systems in the west, one today, one tomorrow bringing wintry weather, gusty winds as well 7 million impacted by a winter weather alert. wind alerts, winds gusting over 60 miles per hour, that could cause power outages along with that snow. these are alerts in place through 60s and 70s, 75 corpus christi, 71 san antonio. all right. it's a monday that means we need to look at that workweek forecast and that's coming up in just a bit. >> glad you have at least the weather as a distraction after last night for new philly. michelle, thank you. >>> coming up in 60 seconds, we are up in the air with the coast guard's high-tech plane pat

. >>> hey, it is a rough monday for eagles fans, especially our very own meteorologist michelle grossman huge eagles fan. i don't know if you have been sleeping at all or want to put it behind you. the weather looks like it's getting a one-two punch as well. >> yeah, it's not a good morning. our hearts are broken in philadelphia i got 25 minutes of sleep. that's okay. i'll sleep later we are looking at a one-two punch in terms of the weather. today in west, the first one today, the second tomorrow this is eventually going head to the east, and we're going see impacts all across the country today we're look at heavy snow also some rain, wind, really gusty winds. gusting up to 60 miles per hour in portions of the southwest as we move towards tomorrow, snow and rain stretching into the meth, and that second storm comes deck into portions of the rockies. we're going to see more snow there and then looking at the eventual impact for severe weathes and warm too in the southern plains 75 in corpus christi all right, guys. better days ahead. hopefully we're looking at our weekly forecast in just

great >> [laughter] let's bring in nbc meteorologist michelle grossman who's tracking all this. ple talking, people are out and about experiencing, but this is dangerous cold, michelle. >> it is dangerous we're looking at really frigid temperatures, we have seen some improvement terms of air temperatures. we've seen improvement terms of the, wind but still you need to cover up. george was out about, you saw their face, their arms, their hands as what you want to. do it you can get some frostbite as you are headed out. today we are still under wind chill warnings under wind chill warnings that's mainly now in the state of, maine more vermont, new hampshire, into upstate new york. many have dropped out that's because we've seen the winds relax. but we're still looking at very frigid air. an arctic front still in place. this is starting to move out. it will move out tomorrow. a big difference we're gonna have a huge rebound, but where you see that jet stream dip so far to the, south that is slugging your front door open and letting all this cold canadian air. in this is what you're

mora barrett in california and nbc meteorologist michelle grossman has a look at the threat that remains. morgan, what sort of damage are you seeing? >> reporter: an absolutely terrifying night across oklahoma with this fast-moving storm, unleashing a reported seven tornadoes here, another two in texas. we're seeing the damage firsthand today. debris scattered everywhere on this farm just outside of norman. you can see pieces of a roof thrown up into this tree. walk over here with me, lindsey. we know there are straight line winds topping 100 miles an hour in certain areas. in other areas hit by the tornadoes, officials are still trying to see the power of those winds. but this is the power witnessed firsthand, lindsey. this was a horse riding arena here on the farm that has been absolutely flattened. scattered like match sticks here. trees knocked down as far as you can see, limbs ripped up. unfortunately, this is an all-too-common sight here particularly in norman, lindsey, from everything we've been hearing. this community took the brunt of this storm that just whipped through last ni

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let's bring in msnbc meteorologist michelle grossman checking it all. george says the worst is over, it's going to be quick, right? >> yes, it's a quick hitter. that's the good news. either lindsey. the worst of it is over. we started as the temperatures climb a bit. so very frigid, but compared to what we saw, even just a few hours ago, the winds were dying as well, and we're seeing 10 million people impacted by winter alerts. the starting to drop out. we'll see them drop out in the next hour or so, and the big name that you're gonna hold on to those windchill warnings until we go into this evening. still, we see the bright pink, that's where we're seeing windchill alerts. burlington, watertown, but boston, bangor, maine, you're seeing the winter alerts. we saw temperatures get down to ten below zero in boston today. that broke record. we saw wind chills down to 39 below zero in boston. that also broke a record. and this is staggering. i think it's so hard to get your head around this, but mount washington got a windchill today of minus 108. that broke

here is michelle grossman as well. i hope you got a lot of layers on because it is freezing out there. talk to me, you have a lot of folks there who are having to deal with these frigid temperatures, how are they keeping people safe? >> epic generational outbreak, living up to its name. i have a thermometer here that i've been using to monitor the conditions this morning. i think actually broke because it's been stuck about 20 degrees since we've been out here. bitter, bitter cold of course. we are actually balmy compared to some of the temperatures that have been occurring upstate, up in the northeast, the new england area. washington, that ridiculous number, minus 100 right with the observation center out there. but here in new york, people are still going about their day. they are taking some of those recommendations with health officials. limit your time outdoors, and if you're going to be out here, exactly like i am, bundled up to the nines. the hats, the gloves, that coal blew emergency. people without homes -- p

michelle young was born and raised on long island new york. >> she was smiling all the time. she was the life of the party. >> -- grossman knew her from childhood. she didn't like being the center of attention, but created a great atmosphere. >> michelle was a cheerleader in high school, a straight a student. jennifer powers felt drawn to her. >> she had this kind of book or inside to her, where she was very studious and goal oriented. she was also just a great person to be around. a fun, happy spirit. somebody who i wanted to spend a lot of time with. >> lots of people did. and when she chose a college far from home, north carolina state, she was soon surrounded again by an admiring group of women. that's friends, buddies. fiona child was her sorority big sister. >> there's this one picture and it just came out beautiful and we like that because we thought we kind of looked like charlie 's angels posed without intentionally doing that. >> it was sometime in 2001 when friends started hearing about michele's new guy. a fellow student named jason young. heard how he had grown up in the north carolina mountains, i loved to