. >> thank you mr. rokere weather. >> well, it's like a weather whiplash comi up. we have record breaking weather bedayreoing aws possible. houston, oklahoma, atlanta, detroit, d.c. and tomorrow the cold air starts i into providence and by thursday afternoon we have snow from boston all the way down to new york. it pushes through. we are looking at generally about 2 to 4 inches on eastern long island a on up toward boston we could see 2 to 6 inches of snow. that's what's going on around the country. heres what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. partly to mostly cloudy sky. a couple of rain drops as we're looking southbound. brighter skies to the south. rain chances are lower south of town today and higher to the north. light rain along the 270 corridor a be the case for the remainder of 69 degrees this afternoon. enjoy >> don't forget any time you need your weather go to the weather channe on cable. >> are you okay? >> i'm here to defend you. >> i mean, really. >> coming up on trending, t

. >>> as we just heard there from mr. roker there is a nor'easter hammering the northeast corridor right now. covering roads, highways, sleet, ice, what could be as much as a foot of snow in some places. governors in three states are pleading with drivers to stay off the roads all together. our report rrs spread out across the region covering this very pourful storm. let's start with blake mccoy. he's in boston. what are the conditions like there, blake? still snowing it looks like. >> reporter: we are really just starting to get the worst of this storm as it moves up from new york city now into the boston area. the snow is coming down pretty hard. the win blowing as well. you can see people shoveling across the street trying to stay ahead of this. when all is said and done in boston we could see well over a foot it's expected to continue snowing like this until 9:00 tonight. hey there -- you can see about two inches on the ground right now. over here are kevin and kim. they were walking. what do you think of the weather today?

. >>> mr. roker? >> we got a ton of snow. thankfully it's gone. we may see more. these are some of the numbers. central park, 10 inches. islip, 4 inches. and boston more than 10. prove denls, 11 inches of snow. a clipper is going to fire up lake-effect snow. on saturday, 1 to 3 inches of snow for boston. it moves through the snowfall totals from 2 to 6 unchs of snow. guess what. there's another storm behind that coming into sunday into monday. it forms off of the new jersey coast. snow and ice for new england. by monday, we may see a potential blizzard for new england. look at the numbers that will stack up on top of what happens. boston, three to six inches by monday. and back through upstate new york and parts of new england, 3 to 6 more inches ♪ contrary to ancient wisdom... the sun doesn't rise, we do. yet, the more we travel, the more the world pushes back, coralling us and controlling us. so, we seek a place where we're given a choice... ...not just to get up, but to rise. ♪ a blustery day ahead. 32 degrees the high temperature. in philadelphia this afternoo

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mr. roker. >> reporter: good morning.ing a storm system getting itself together down through texas later today and on into the middle of this week. we watched this storm the east. it's going to rain and snow for new mexico and heavy rain and storms for texas and continues to the east tuesday and wednesday with the potential for flooding moving into the southeast as well. rainfall amounts from two to three inches of rain and six inches of snow. here's what's happen not guilin neck of the woods. >>> 38 in district. feels like 29. sustained winds and could be gusting to 60. and this is going to continue through about 6:00 p.m. today. high wind warning through the area including the district could see tree limbs or power lines down. sunny and dry through the week. >> reporter: make sure you check out our friends on the weather channel. coming up, a surprise proposal on our marry me today series just in time for valentine's day. >> we look forward to that. >>> the birth order battle proof with the advantage that first borns ge

. >> mr. rokerwers and thunderstorms as the cold front moves across. low pressure comes out of the gulf of mexico. you'll get the heavy rains with storms and the threat of flooding. along the eastern coast of florida, daytona, heavy rain. the rain is out in time for the daytona 500 >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley, a cloudy start and a few rain showers, but you won't need the um brel la all morning. the cloud hs linger in the afternoon and late this afternoon that we this is see enough sunshine to warm to 63 in philadelphia. low 60s with sunshine in the suburbs and new jersey and inland areas to top out at 60, and the ocean is chilly. some breaks of sunshine this morning and more later today. you will see some breaks in lehigh valley and delaware, too. have a great day. reports, new allegations against popular candy companies. >> are they shortchanging you by underfilling the boxes you buy? "today" investigative national correspondent jeff ross season here with more on that. >> good m

mr. roker? >> good morning, guys.tem getting itself together in the southwest for parts of new mexico. looking at heavy rain, going to make its way in through texas later today and into the middle of this week. we watch this storm push to the east. it will bring rain and snow for new mexico. heavy rain and storms for west texas. and continues to the east, tuesday into wednesday, with the potential for flooding, moving into the southeast, as well. rainfall amounts anywhere from -- two to three inches of rain, with up to six inches of snow back through the >>> goorge. high winds. winds gusting 50-60 miles an hour this afternoon. we'll really limit our warmup. 41 degrees in philadelphia. 30s for the suburbs and lehigh valley just 36 degrees. few clouds blowing past easton this morning. for new jersey, 41 degrees inland, just 43. winds gusting to more than 50 miles an hour at the shore. delaware tom out at 43 degrees. wind dying down this evening. have a great day. >> get your weather anytime you need it. check out our fr

. >>> mr. rokerhere with us now with his first check of the weather. >> good to see you. >> nice to see you. you just took yours off. i'll take mine off. >> okay. >> oh, i can't see, i'm sorry. ma zoo ma, montana, big snowstorm coming out of there. pushing in whiteout type conditions and guess what, that system is making it's way out of the rockies and heading toward the midsection of the country. where we have a risk of severe weather for seven million people tonight. little rock into st. louis. then for tomorrow, it moves to the east, 22 million people at risk. columbus, louisville, down to birmingham, atlantat on the outside. one inch hail. 60 mile per hour wind gusts with isolated tornados. your local forecast t nt 30 secos. >>> good morning, gde start to our monday morning outside. skies are mostly clear out there right now as you look at the u.s. capital building. it is cold outside. temperatures right now are mostly in the upper 20s and low 30s across the region. 35 in washington, 28 in fairfa

. >>> mr. rokerhanics" this month. >> nice. >> thank you very much. more rain into seattle, mountain snows. more heavy rain moving into northern california today into tomorrow. late tonight, that rain moves in and continues on into thursday, causing big problems. thursday into friday, rounds and round of rain coming into southern california this weekend. this could be really a very difficult situation for both the northern section of california, upwards of 5 to 6 inches around the oroville area by the time we get into sunday. also friday to saturday, down through southern california, 4 to 8 inches of rain possible for the south facing mountain slopes. we're going to be watching that very, very closely as those storms move through. rest of the country, developing storm coming across parts of northern new england, bringing more snow. some places in maine could see another 8 to 12 inches of snow. severe storms along the southeastern coast. unseasonally mild conditions through the planes that stretch dow

we're looking forward to talking to tracy. >> mr. roker a check of the weather?day, we're looking at strong storms along the southeastern atlantic coast. heavy rain moves into the pacific northwest. unseasonably mild from the plains into the gulf. continues tomorrow. windy conditions in the northeast. we're looking at rain, heavy rain and mountain snow moving into central california, northern california where we're worried about that oroville dam. unseasonably mild from the gulf into the plains. that's what's going on around the country, here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> well, this morning, some areas colder than others. the coldest spot on the map, frederick, 30. 42 in the district. 39 quantico. 43 in fredricksburg. moist of the area in the mid to upper 30s. rain is to our south, we have a small area developing to our north. for the most part the rain will stay to the shower or sprinkle later today. otherwise, 48. late day clearing and we'll see the winds picking up. windy and cold. the weekend, 60s. >> don't forget, get the weather anytime

mr. roker, we had a habanero bacon doughnut something. >> i was very jealous of that.ids. i'm going to make some omelets in a muffin tin really quick. i'm going to add in scallions. herbs. this is basal, if you want cilantro. anything you want. cheddar cheese because kids love cheese. >> you can use any cheese you want. >> and these are green eggs without the ham. going to put in some spinach and buzz it all up. put on the blend function here. put the power on. you can go smoothie function to get it nice and green. and this is what you get. you get a nice egg pure here. and there's a little butter. i'm going to add it in like that. what i'm going to do is add some minced kale. >> a little more green. >> more greens. healthy greens. and chia seeds. and pop it in the oven for about 12 minutes. >> that's terrific. take it with you. put it in the lunchbox. cho chloe, what do you have? >> you want to break up and eat ice cream for breakfast. we have frozen bananas. if you want to add some blueberries. i'm going to add raw almond butter. a lilt bit of almond milk. i use a fo

mr. roker, check of the weather. >> all righty. as you know, it's the arctic here.orrow that wet weather moves down to southern florida. record highs into the mid plains. mountain snows into the rockies and cascades. plenty of sunshine to the that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >>> kind of a cool start this morning. some areas are still in the 30s like frederick, 34 degrees. 42 in the district surrounding the area. as we go through the day, 59 for a high. not as warm as yesterday but still about 10 degrees above normal staying mostly cloudy but also staying dry. tomorrow we're in the upper 60s. thursday and friday we're in the 70s. rain returns as we go into saturday, dry and for sunday looks like the coolest day. >>> a heck of a race getting ready to get set up. make sure you get your weather any time you need. go to the weather channel on cable. >>> al, our 40th president ronald regan was a conservative icon. >> we're getting new insights with his closest confidantes. natalie is back. >> reporter: hey, guys

mr. roker? >> good morning, guys.torm system getting itself together in the southwest for parts of new mexico. looking at heavy rain, going to make its way in through texas later today and into the middle of this week. we watch this storm push to the east. it will bring rain and snow for new mexico. heavy rain and storms for west texas. and continues to the east, tuesday into wednesday, with the potential for flooding, moving into the southeast, as well. rainfall amounts anywhere from -- two to three inches of rain, with up to six inches of snow back through t >>> we're joining a nice and start out with a dry weather. expect high today of 60 degrees. as we go through the week we're going to see the showers return on thursday. rain from thursday into the week end with cooler air. we will have warmer day on tomorrow. inland high 66 degrees. breezy with high of 64. rain arriving on thursday. >> get your weather anytime you need it. check out our friends at the weather channel. coming up in the next half hour, guys, a sur

. >> mr. rokers and thunderstorms as this cold front moves across. little low pressure comes out of the gulf of mexico. you'll get the rains with storms and the threat of flooding. along the eastern seaboard of florida, daytona beach looking at heavy rain. that rain gets out of here in time for the daytona 500 >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. most of the bay area drying out. still watching a few spotty showers off shore of half moon bay and storms around the bay area also picking up. a few isolated showers and once again that is just to the west of the coastline. we will possibly see this moving into the santa cruz mountains. sunshine, much cooler temperatures, highs lower 50s. widespread rain late saturday night and continuing into sunday. >> and that is your latest weather. willie? >> al, thank you very much. >>> this morning on rossen reports, new allegations against popular candy companies. >> are they shortchanging you by underfilling the boxes you buy? "today" investigative natio

mr. roker, >> back 8:52, mr. roker let's celebrate birthdays. >> fire up smucker's jars.to lugus. ie, a busy grandma, 28 grandkids and 28 great great grandkids. robert kissel of cheyenne wyoming, 100 years old. a dairy farmer. that is a good hat. happy birthday to paul, a baseball fan from bird city, kansas. the secret to longevity, marry a good cook. georgia rosborough, she was valedictorian of her high school class. william grant, blimp pilot, i think this is our first blimp pilot, he's 100. he and his college sweetheart married 75 years. happy 5th anniversary to ernest and mary floyd, world travelers from columbus, north carolina. they say their secret to a long and happy marriage, always hold hands. that's right. this way they can't run away. celebrating a milestone. >> the commentary. >> squeeze really tight. >> squeeze it right out. tell us all about it today.com/celebrate. please, remember, include a photo. >> by the way, the nominees from the oscars last night, the ones who didn't win, not going home empty handed. >> the swag bags. natalie, i hope you've got one t

mr. roker? >> hey, guys, thanks so much.re here for the 16th annual south beach wine and food festival. we have the best chefs ever and a facebook live after this. we'll tell you about that in a second, but we have been telling you about the storys weather today we've got 30 million people under a severe risk, the main threats for damaging winds. we can't rule out tornadoes from detroit to lexington back to indianapolis and cleveland. that's where the strongest risk of storms are. we're looking at 31 million people also tomorrow under a risk of some marginal weather as far as damaging winds. locally heavy rain likely. we could be looking at anywhere from one to three inches of rain as that system moves to the that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> well, locally we are at a very mild 54 degrees in the district. plenty of sunshine across the area today. partly cloudy, mostly sunny skies this afternoon expect temperatures to get into the upper 70s. if you're eating lunch

. >>> mr. rokerlittle wet weather making its way through the southeast to shreveport, south of nashville and knoxville. not going to be anything too terrible. we are going to see scattered showers and some scattered thunderstorms. behind that front, we're going to be looking at cooler weather, as well. let's move up to the north where we're still seeing more lake-effect snow and especially around lake ontario. we are talking some areas between now and saturday, 1 to 3 feet of snow. that is >>> good morning. tracking some rain earlier this morning that created some wet roads. here is a live look outside in oakland. cloudy skies although we are seeing peeks of sunshine in parts of the bay area especially the south bay. spotty rain will continue. we are seeing light rain in parts of the county and expect it to be off and on throughout the afternoon as well as tonight another wave of heavy rain moves in early tomorrow morning with some gusty winds. we will continue to track that. >> if you're heading out

. >> mr. roker, check of the weather. >> all right. let's see what we've got going.f wet weather through the southeast, shreveport, south of nashville and knoxville. not too terrible. we are going to see scattered showers and thunderstorms. behind that front we're going to be looking at cooler weather as well. let's move up to the north where we're still seeing more lake-effect snow, especially around lake ontario. we are talking some areas between now and saturday. 1 to 3 feet of snow. that is crazy. that's what going on arou country, herishas hag yr of e woo >>> good morning, everybody. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. i have a fair amount of sunshine getting through. otherwise, mostly cloudy skies. we'll get more and more sunshine as the day goes along. temperatures 30s to near 40 right now. as you're planning out the remainder of thursday, we'll get more and more sunshine. a bit of a gusty northwesterly wind, keep us feeling a little on the chilly side. then for tomorrow, another very cloudy day and cold, too. highs tomorrow only near 40. >> if you're h

mr. rokerfire up >>> let's celebrate some birthdays. >> who are we celebrating happy 100 birthday to lugissi dean. she has 21 grandkids and 28 great grandkids. robert is 100 years old. happy 100th birthday to paul. a baseball fan from kansas. he says the secret to longevity, marry a good cook. amen. georgia of texas also 100 years old. she was val dick tarn of her high school class. william grant is a former balloon pilot. he and his college sweetheart have been married for 75 years. happy 75th an verse to ernest and marry floyd. world travelers. they say their secret to a long hands. this way they can't run away. if you know someone celebrating a milestone anniversary, tell us about it at today.com sla/celeb. please include a photo. >>> the nominees from the oscars last night we didn't win not going home empty handed. >> the swag bags. i hope you have one to send over here. >> every year they put these bags together for the nominees who didn't win an oscar. this is a casper pillow. you've mayb

. >> mr. roker, a check of the weather. >> okay. let's show you what we got going on.ing. wind chills are back in the the first te lt couple of days. planning out remainder of your friday, plenty of sunshine here nifrt rt the day. but we'll get more and more clouds by later on this afternoon. the clouds will help seal out a warmup. highs to day upper 30s to 40s. but won't get any colder to night. staying ie 30s by early tomorrow morning. back into0stu afternoon >> and that's your latest weather. maria? >> al, thank you so much. >>> this morning, we are revisiting our special series, "in trump they trust." >> nicolle wallace traveled around the country. one of her stops was pennsylvania. she went back. >> i was back in erie. and mr. trump was the first republican to win erie county since ronald reagan. how are people feeling there three weeks into the new administration? >> good morning. you're on jet radio 1400 with nicolle wallace from nbc news for buyers' remorse, you won't find it here. in erie county, where thousands of democrats crossed over to vote for donald tru

. >>> mr. roker, now. we had a gorgeous weekend in the northeast.peratures. >> forget about cds or downloads, we're going back to records. it's all coming. the spring pattern is here. look at this. we're going to set a record in minneapolis. des moines, as far west as denver as and far east as detroit. we're going to come close. tomorrow, records will fall again in chicago. it will be the fifth day in a row chicago has been at 70 degrees or better. that sets a record. 75 in kansas city. louisville, 71. close the a record. and by the time we get to thursday, it makes its way east. charlotte 77. cleveland, breaking a record, as well. all in all, the nice, warm temperatures, right on into the >>> we have had some records too in the bay area. but record rainfall. we are tracking some of that rain with our stormranger. mobile doppler radar parked in the south bay. it is still picking up on rain moving through san jose. at times, heavier downpours imbedded in some of the rain that will continue as we get a closer look from los gatos. pockets of heavy rain

. >> mr. roker, a check of the weather. >> okay. let's show you what we got going on.ne of the weakest la ninas on record. it really lasted four months. we don't have major systems to guide things. it will make it harder to forecast this spring. so, we will be watching that closely. got a clipper system across the great lakes later today. record highs in the midsection of the country. and more wet weather out west. >>> we had a lot of clouds and still some lingering light showers and low visibility in spots. temperatures getting cooler now, 56 degrees in the peninsula. 54 in san francisco. and 60 degrees in north bay now that the cold front is moving through and still some spotty showers left a big high of a storm system that continues to wind down. we'll have a chance of rain at any point today. and also a small chance that we may see some thunderstorms later on this afternoon. >> and that's your latest weather. maria? >> al, thank you so much. >>> this morning, we are revisiting our special series, "in trump they trust." >> nicolle wallace traveled around the country

. >>> mr. roker, now. we had a gorgeous weekend in the northeast.atures. >> forget about cds or downloads, we're going back to records. it's all coming. the spring pattern is here. look at this. we're going to set a record in minneapolis. des moines, as far west as denver as and far east as detroit. we're going to come close. tomorrow, records will fall again in chicago. it will be the fifth day in a row chicago has been at 70 degrees or better. that sets a record. 75 in kansas city. louisville, 71. close the a record. and by the time we get to thursday, it makes its way east. charlotte 77. cleveland, breaking a record, as well. all in all, the nice, warm temperatures, right on into the weekend. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a chilly start this morning. see temperatures climb back to the 50s this afternoon. not as warm as it has been lately. partly sunny skies. 53 high of temperature for philadelphia. in and ut of clouds for suburbs. high of 51. no sign of any wet weather with clouds. clouds will be breaking for some sunshine and

. >>> we turn and get a first check of the weather from mr. roker.>> severe stuff to ta over the next two days, including stuff that stretches from the gulf coast all the way up into new england. right now, a line of showers and thunderstorms pushing through. but today, we have an area of risk weather. risk-averse weather. 36 million people. for fast-moving storms, nocturnal tornadoes, overnight tornadoes could be a big problem. and some could be strong. and it's a wide risk. and as we look at tomorrow, 87 million people. this stretches from new york and new england all the way down to the gulf. tornado threat a little weaker, but widespread wind damage. chicago could even be in that enhanced risk by tomorrow. the cold front continues to push to the east. and then as we move into tomorrow, the line of strong storms stretch from new york all the way down into atlanta. airport delays over the next 48 hours are going to be big problems here in the east coast. we're going to get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. your forecast comi

. >>> we turn and get a first check of the weather from mr. roker. >> severe stuff to talk about over the next two days, including stuff that stretches from the gulf coast all the way up into new england. right now, a line of showers and thunderstorms pushing through. but today, we have an area of risk weather. risk-averse weather. 36 million people. nocturnal tornadoes, could be a big problem. and some could be strong. and it is a wide risk. as we look at tomorrow, 87 million people. from new york and new england, all the way down to the gulf. tornado threat, a little weaker. but widespread wind damage. chicago could be in that enhanced risk by tomorrow. the cold front continues to push to the east. as we move into tomorrow, the line of strong storms stretch from new york all the way down into atlanta. airport te ldelays over the nex hours will be big problems here in the east (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "truck-cicle." [second man] how you doing? [ice cracking] [second man] ah,ah

mr. roker. >> severe stuff to talk about over the next two days, including stuff that stretches from the gulf coast all the way up into new england. right now we're looking at a line of showers and thunderstorms pushing through, but today we have risk weather. risk averse weather right now. 36 million people for a fast-moving storms, nocturnal tornadoes. overnight tornadoes, could be a big problem. some could be strong. it's a wide risk. looking at tomorrow, 87 million people. this stretches from new york, new england, all the way down to the gulf. tornado threat a little weaker. widespread wind damage. chicago could be in the enhanced risk by tomorrow. the cold front pushes to the east. moving into tomorrow, the line of strong storms stretch from new york all the way down into atlanta. airport delays over the next 48 hours will be big problems here in the east coast. we'll get to your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. bright sunshin