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how about 78 get on the toasty side there in pomona and in the high country. you want to head up there and enjoy all that fresh powder up there in the slopes where the road was going to be open and clear, no trouble there and the temperatures going to cooperate. some spring-like skiing conditions up there, expecting to maybe get a little slushy as you head toward the middle of the day. other than that, you got all that fresh snow to ski on. looks like some nice weather continue right through the weekend to as the temperatures hold pretty steady. you'll see some partly cloudy skies numbers holding in the 50's throughout the weekend and into early next week. meantime, though, it is a different story across the country. boy, they have just been battered by some very strong storms. lot of snow. they've had freezing rain. temperatures forecast for tomorrow. they're still talking about some bitter cold temperatures about 28 degrees for a high in chicago. 35 in kansas city. 48 finally warming up in the dallas area, but chilly temperatures there and they've got more c

. >> reporter: at pomona college, professor miller's expertise is fire management and urban landscapestually everywhere. >> reporter: on this map, miller showed us where america is exposed to wildfires. >> we will begin to see fires in places that we haven't tended to see, so the grasslands in the dakotas. >> reporter: in california, the fire line trend line is unmistakable. of the 20 biggest fires in state history, 19 have happened since 2003. 13 of them since 2017. would it be a huge mistake just to rebuild it the way it was? >> if you build back exactly the same way, expect the exact same result. >> reporter: miller has another idea: state and local governments should buy out homeowners in the most fire-prone neighborhoods. >> it's a buyback policy, going to people and saying, would you be willing to sell? >> reporter: in 2017, hurricane harvey inundated houston. a $125 billion disaster. rather than rebuild in floodplains, the city used federal dollars to buy out more than 400 homeowners, demolish the properties, and use the land for flood control. l.a.'s disaster toll more than dou

. >> reporter: at pomona college, professor miller's expertise is fire management in urban landscapes. how much of greater los angeles is at risk for fire? >> it's virtually everywhere. >> reporter: on this map, miller showed us where america's exposed to wildfires. >> we will begin to see fires in places that we haven't tended to see. so the grasslands in the dakotas. >> reporter: in california, the fire line trend line is unmistakable. of the 20 biggest fires in state history, 19 have happened since 2003. 13 of them since 2017. would it be a huge mistake just to rebuild it the way it was? >> if you build back exactly the same way, expect the exact same result. >> reporter: miller has another idea. state and local governments should buy out homeowners in the most fire-prone neighborhoods. >> it's a buyback policy. going to people and saying would you be willing to sell? >> reporter: in 2017, hurricane harvey inundated houston, a $125 billion disaster. rather than rebuild in flood plains, the city used federal dollars to buy out more than 400 homeowners, demolish the properties, and u