indications the win will back off tonight and thing should be more comfortable tomorrow, but still unseasonablethe high was 29 at the airport and in the inner harbor, 28. morning lows were in the teens, but the wind made it feel like the teens. the barometer is down, and winds are gusting at 22 m.p.h. from the west. that makes 24 feel more like three or four degrees if you are exposed to bad wind, and exposed to the wind now is kim, outside. she was outside last night as well. does it feel any more comfortable or about the same as yesterday? >> last night the wind was more vicious than it is now, but it is still very cold. all weekend it has been bitter cold out here, and this weather is not just a nuisance or uncomfortable. it can actually be dangerous. emergency room doctors say they see an increase of people coming in with cold weather related ailments in this type of weather. the biggest concerns are frostbite and hypothermia. doctors say frostbite usually happens in the extremities like fingers or toes or areas exposed to the coal directly like your nose or face. it starts with the numbnes

it's unseasonably chilly for maine all the way down to florida and we could be in for a little relief soon. chuck's got the work-week fo >>> the bit cold is not just a problem here in d.c. heavy snow and frigid temperatures from maine to south florida. francis has more. >> reporter: a state which normally basks in sunshine florida felt the freeze. nighttime lows in the tampa area hovered in the 30s prompting some folks to seek shelter and others to lend a hand. >> i'm glad to help out. i have a warm house. they don't. >> reporter: in jacksonville, daytime temperatures maxed out in the low 40s. a stroll outside was no work in the park. >> at least it gives us an opportunity to use our fireplace. >> reporter: farther up, in charlotte, north carolina, post holiday shopping was weather stripping and faucet covering. >> i've been here 40 years and this is one of the coldest winters. >> reporter: the winter blast also attacked the northeast, boston got a double whammy of snow and flooding. powerful winds and high tides created massive waves that crashed against sea walls. winter didn't show

sunshine continues unseasonal bli cold. boaters and small craft advisories are out. gusts to 25.chop. dry conditions here until monday night when we see this clipper come across the area. that clears out tuesday morning the trend is dry and warmer. by wednesday, 42. thursday, 46. we begin to pick up clouds on saturday. coming up, target takes on sams club and costco. >> what students can do to get back to class and get their money back. anthony brown will be our guest later on. if you have a question, send it in. to sunday questions at >> target going after bulk shoppers. target will begin selling some items in bulk, warehouse style calling it the great save. parts of the store usually saved for seasonal items are filled with these items. target is reacting to the environment, whether it be consumer behavior driven by the recession >> the change is temporary, target will see if the bulk sales work. >> at&t will add more phones including some that run the google an droid operating system. including one made by del. the move helps at&t to challenge other carriers who look to carry

to europe and we begin in the south where unseasonal cold has florida residents trading tank tops for snuggies today. the weather channel's julie martin is there. julie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, lester. yes, freakishly cold weather expected here in the state of florida through monday and a hard freeze warning all the way from the panhandle in through plant city where i am. as you can see farmers doing everything they can to try to protect their crops from mother nature but fully expecting some damage from this cold snap, which is, by the way, been a week-long event. but now temperatures are going to get even colder, dipping into the 20s through monday. i want to take a look across the state of florida. flurries and ice reported as far south as miami yesterday. people using whatever they can to scrape off their windshields in florida. not something you would see every day. in fact orlando hit one of the coldest highs its seen in about five years. and several southern states just dealing with treacherous roadways as a result of this system. sheets of ice all the w