that we see annually across the u.s., which is about 1200 are ef-3 tornadoes. all right. still a very dynamic system. we ll start to see the severe weather move into the lower great lakes, including chicago by tomorrow afternoon and evening. also across a good portion of western nebraska. areas of low pressure in the rockies and plains again. another round of severe weather is expected as we go into tuesday. still a very strong ridge of high pressure is baking temperatures across the southeast. a number of areas with record setting temperatures including savannah, georgia. it soared to 102 degrees. the temperature this afternoon or sunday afternoon in tucson was only 83 degrees. so a real stark contrast in temperatures. we ve got that cool air filtering in across the northern sections of the rockies. all right, here s where that severe weather is going to be
incredible. another thing i wanted to point out, all those frost advisories and freeze warnings that were in play across areas of the upper midwest, spanning back across the upper mississippi. well, we don t have those anymore. those are generally expired, but we ll see areas of frost again for tonight as we ll continue to see more cool air filtering in from neighboring canada. again, that jet stream plunging. more cool air in place, not just for areas across the upper mississippi and the upper midwest, but it s going to make it all the way down across the south, areas like charlotte and atlanta, anywhere from five to ten degrees below average through wednesday. alex. time to fire up the heater in some places. gives me goose bumps. thank you. in a moment the foreclosure fiascos. why have banks put a stop to evicting people who have stopped paying their mortgages? also ahead, why the bank bailout program will no longer shell out any more cash. we ll talk about it ahead on msn