is a paid presentation brought to you by edenpure heaters, proudly made in our own factory in north canton, ohio. all of the testimonials are by actual edenpure customers, who volunteered their stories and were given another edenpure heater in thanks for their participation. >> hi, i'm richard karn coming to you from north pole, alaska, here with edenpure's biggest celebrity endorsement ever. >> hi, i'm vic lynne from north pole, alaska. i'm talking to my friend santa here to get a new edenpure heater for christmas. >> ho, ho, ho, ho. because what we say about edenpure in alaska, don't be home without it! ho, ho, ho. >> [chuckles] that's right, don't be home without it. that's the message we kept hearing from edenpure customers here in alaska where the weather got down to -72 degrees last winter. but, the big surprise was how many of our customers in the lower 48 said the same thing during one of the mildest winters on record. >> during this warm weather, i've just been blessed to not have to turn on my gas heat at all. i've been able to utilize the edenpure system. say if i'm looking at t

. >>> let's take a live picture in north carolina. this is canton, north carolina, which is about two years west of charlotte. there's snow on president ground. snow-covered cars. so this storm came very close to hitting us. and we kind of missed out on the snow. i'm not disappointed. but i know there are snow lovers, including my children who are waiting for the snow to come. >> including tom kierein and most meteorologists like to have variety in their winter, right? >> yeah. you know the storms are maddening to try to predict. they're one. most difficult things in all of the science to predict, winter storm. no matter all the sophisticated computer models. the best educated meteorologist, still mother nature has a mind much her own. it tracked about 50 miles farther south than what we were thinking. capitol hill under a clearing sky. 38 at reagan national. a northwest wind at 12 to 15 miles an hour. occasionally gusting to 20 miles per hour. yeah, it feels like winter. there's the storm. it rolled across western north carolina all across southern

canton and mt. vernon. on the whole, it's going to be cold. how about a little further north and west, a very cold day on tap here across carroll county. 34 ham sted and maybe the low 30s toward mt. airy, so very cold conditions. partly cloudy skies across the state. tomorrow will be a mix of sun and clouds, active jet stream could bring us high level clouds. the cold air will be the story at the surface where we live and breathe and work and have to go. this will be the story. very cold weather continuing to funnel. we'll struggle to get in and into the day on friday another very cold day, stuck in the 20s overnight. the city could find teens both tonight and tomorrow night, 18, 19 degrees on the pennsylvania state line. a couple of lake-effect showers streaming in on that cold northwesterly flow that cold air funnels in over the great lakes where the water is not frozen, generates the lake-effect snow showers. the cold air obviously, is reaching us now and will continue through tomorrow. polar high pressure settling in, meaning lows right around 20 degrees and highs struggl