thank you for joining us. good morning. how many injuries have you been treating so far? so far tonight i think the worst is behind us. we have seen about 65 patients. and what are their injuries? well, they range from one patient that came in with critical injuries who has since been upgraded to stable to the majority of our patients coming in with minor and moderate injuries ranging anywhere from lacerations and cuts and abrasions to some with a few broken bones. quite a few are requiring breathing treatments for chemical inhalation. so some respiratory distress there as well and a few head injuries. that s what we are hearing that the injuries vary as you said. many, many people experienced their car windshields blowing out or windows and doors of their home blasting out. people getting cuts and abrasions from those types of injuries, and some crushing injuries as well. in addition as you mentioned,
playing by her own rules, dumping about a foot of snow in parts of new hampshire on the last day of winter. it s kind of fun because then you can shovel and work out. reporter: in concord it looked more like december than march. it s new england. this is what we get in new england. i m happy. i m leaving to go skiing on friday. reporter: the deep snow across the northeast is taxing on snow plows and backs. it s very heavy. you know, underneath, especially when you get toward the street like a puddle of water underneath everything. so it s hard to throw it. reporter: late winter storms are not just affecting new england. extreme weather packing a punch across the midwest leaving travellers stranded with over 500 flight cancellations from ohio to new york. blizzard conditions in north dakota monday left cars stranded and overturned on highways. down south, parts of mississippi pummelled by golf ball-sized hail shattering car windshields. in nearby tennessee, a tornado touched
blizzard conditions in north dakota monday left cars stranded and overturned on highways. down south, parts of mississippi pummelled by golf ball-sized hail shattering car windshields. in nearby tennessee, a tornado touched down leaving signs of damage but no injuries. high winds in georgia left similar scenes of destruction. not to be outdone folks in alabama were cleaning up tuesday after severe storms knocked down trees and overturned trucks leaving thousands without power. the wild weather leaving many longing for mother nature to catch up to the calendar. it s spring. it should be spring already. i love the snow. but i m a little done with it. reporter: for those who say they have had enough of this stuff, guess what. there is another storm expected next week that could make them nostalgic for this time last year when it was 81 degrees. cnn, concord, new hampshire. 81 degrees a year ago. amazing. more breaking news.
hail shattering car windshields. in nearby tennessee, a tornado touched down leaving signs of damage but no injuries. high winds in georgia left similar scenes of destruction. not to be outdone folks in alabama were cleaning up tuesday after severe storms knocked down trees and overturned trucks leaving thousands without power. the wild weather leaving many longing for mother nature to catch up to the calendar. it s spring. it should be spring already. i love the snow. but i m a little done with it. reporter: for those who say they have had enough of this stuff, guess what. there is another storm expected next week that could make them nostalgic for this time last year when it was 81 degrees. cnn, concord, new hampshire. 81 degrees a year ago. amazing. more breaking news. we have it in the 360 bulletin. breaking news. election news. cnn can now project that elizabeth colbert bush, the
you can shovel and work out. reporter: in concord it looked more like december than march. it s new england. this is what we get in new england. i m happy. i m leaving to go skiing on friday. reporter: the deep snow across the northeast is taxing on snow plows and backs. it s very heavy. you know, underneath, especially when you get toward the street like a puddle of water underneath everything. so it s hard to throw it. reporter: late winter storms are not just affecting new england. extreme weather packing a punch across the midwest leaving travellers stranded with over 500 flight cancellations from ohio to new york. blizzard conditions in north dakota monday left cars stranded and overturned on highways. down south, parts of mississippi pummelled by golf ball-sized hail shattering car windshields. in nearby tennessee, a tornado touched down leaving signs of damage but no injuries. high winds in georgia left similar scenes of destruction.