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at this point, yes, the bullseye is the midatlantic.e'll continue to beat those sunday into early monday morning. this is our current satellite and radar. if you live-in northern or certain traditional -- central virginia ice is the big concern. this will continue to be a snow event. there could be more snow before it's said and done. this has been extended. everything in the pink is a winter storm warning. it's been bumped back to midnight tonight. this will wind down through the overnight hours. the last few hours it looked like it may be in this afternoon. it will run into tonight into tomorrow morning. again, fairly widespread across the entire region. this is a look at maryland and northern virginia. we have seen five to eight inches of snow so far. not a ton maybe another one to three inches of snow in some of these locations. the heaviest snow has moved on and will become an icy vent for those farther. pay attention to the time stamp up in the corner. from noon to 1:00 it will linger until 8:00 p.m. there is snow along the coastl

north america, that's why they're getting all that subzero temperatures across the northeast and midatlantic. we're tracking more of that at nbcbayarea.com, get more information. eyes at home probably going to the rainfall edge of the screen. looks impressive. red, orange, yellow, heavier pockets. in storm ranger now, we're absolutely dry. storm ranger is active with the red scan. put this in motion. talked about this earlier but make sure you're up to date tonight. two main points. rainfall is moving south to north, will take a while to fill in across the bay area. second thing, south to north motion, lot of the coastal elevations, mountains, will steal the heaviest rainfall. eventually get into the bay area, take time to work through the bay. 7:00, still heavier pockets offshore. that's what we mean by taking its time. 10:30, heavier rain. by 1:00 in the morning, best chance of south bay and peninsula, hit that more than the north bay, showing not much in heavier returns. start to clear out 7:30 in the morning tomorrow. cloud cover through friday, generally dry. then focused in on what cou

where the rain and snow hitting the midatlantic right now will make for a treacherous rush hour. >> vulnerable populations are especially at risk. >> we're talking small children, the elderly, and those on certain medications, especially if they're on antidepressant or cardiac medications. the bitter cold also a threat to animals. overnight, pets should be brought inside and dogs fitted with footwear for outdoor walks. a brutal stretch of cold that's just getting under way. and we're learning tonight because of all this cold weather, the u.s. postal service is planning to suspend services, delivery services tomorrow in minnesota, iowa, and parts of wisconsin and illinois. simply too dangerous for those carriers. lester? >> all right. ron mott in chicago's lakefront tonight, thanks. let's turn to al roker out in the elements. al, where are we going to see the worst of this? >> lester, from montana down to north carolina and into the northeast, 59 million people at risk for dangerous windchills. we are talking about windchills that for tomorrow morning will range from anywhere from 54 below in m

its scope, and the fact that it goes from the great lakes into the midatlantic. windchills at 20 below, 30 below, it's dangerous to be outside for a long period of time. the door is now open for this arctic air to drop all the way into the deep south, and it's behind this storm in the northeast. in d.c., it's dropped 27 degrees in the last 6 hours. our windchill in the park is now 3 degrees. low of 8 in philadelphia, and look at the windchills. 24 below, 22 below, 10 below in philadelphia, 14 below in pittsburgh. here in new york city, by the way, the windchills will be below zero for 24 hours straight at least. tom? >> sam, thank you. >>> we move to the government shutdown. the tsa saying so many workers are calling out because of financial issues. the agency says they're in uncharted territory. they're issuing a warning about the impact at major airports. and on day 30 of the shutdown, the democrats already saying no deal to president trump's latest offer. lana zak is at reagan national airport. >> reporter: tonight, the tsa telling abc news the agency is in un

tomorrow, the snow spreads into the midatlantic region. the track of the low will determine where the snow goes and how far north. chicago, st. louis, washington, new york stays out of it. with the high pressure pushing down, we'll have to wait and see when the coastal low develops to determine the snowfall. there will be a fairly wide area of 12 inches or more. st. louis gets double digits, first time in five years. as we move east, the two to six-inch widespread snowfall starts to taper off as you get into the appalachians. we are going to see two to five inches there. airport delays tomorrow from missouri all the way to pennsylvania, atlanta as well. up into chicago and on sunday, we look for basically more into the northeast. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. and i'm a little bit rock 'n' roll. i'm a little bit of memphis and nashville. with a little bit of motown in my soul. i don't know if it's good or bad. but i know i love it so. with a little bit of country. a

today across the midatlantic and towards the northeast, ohio valley, not bad. chilly day.ems on the roadways. just take a little extra time. out across the west, things looking dry as well. almost no precipitation, significant precipitation anywhere, and the pacific northwest, you are dry into wednesday. back to you guys inside. katie: thank you. pete: it's cold out there. katie: get back inside. pete: roger stone vowing to fight the charges in special counsel mueller's russia so-called investigation. >> it is a politically motivated investigation. i look forward to being fully and completely vindicated. pete: alan dershowitz says it follows a disturbing pattern in the probe. he comes up next. dean: can you name this theme song? don't guess just yet. pete: i got nothing. dean: i don't know this one. make it easier. ♪ you see me. but if you saw me before cosentyx... ♪ i was covered. it was awful. but i didn't give up. i kept fighting. i got clear skin with cosentyx. 3 years and counting. clear skin can last. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you. cosentyx is prove