snow pack to work with. six to 12 inches in the forecast. beginning tuesday, continuing into wednesday morning. take a look, this is the snow pack by percentage. average being at the 100% mark in 2005, 2006. decent year in the snow pack department. peeks in 2011. look at it go down hill the past four years, errol was talking about the historic drought. down to 5%. the lowest percentage for snow pack in the sierra in 60 years of record keeping. any moisture will take ventura and los angeles county, up to a half inch of rainfall over the next couple of days with the storm system. it is the high elevation snowfall that will be impressive. california s governor put it into perspective talking about a 25% reduction over the next nine months. going to be mandatory across the state. that would equate to about $500 billion gallons of water being reduced. we know 11 trillion gallons are what is needed across the state of california to replenish the drought. this only gives you 4% of what is n
and those are your headlines. back to you guys. ainsley, thank you. thanks for that uplifting story. i didn t know where it was going. maria, i know where she is. she s outside in the weather. that s right. we re tracking a lot of weather throughout the country today. we have multiple storm systems, one of them located across parts of new england and the upper great lakes producing areas of snow and rain rrl early today. we ve been talking about threats in california producing localized flooding. looking at higher elevation snowfall. in the center of the country another storm system developing. light snow expected across parts of kansas and also into missouri. let s head back inside. maria, thank you very much. remember this wave. it has been nearly ten years since a devastating
we have areas of rain and higher elevation snowfall. great news and snow across the rockies which is great news for here of course. here s a look at the high temperatures cold air in place across the center of the country you are looking at single dig get high temperatures in places like far go 20 for you in places like chicago. by tomorrow the end of the warmth comes. upper 50 s in new york city and by tomorrow back down to the 40 s in rally and 30 s in new york city. further west temperatures rebounding into the 20 s for places like far go. head over to you heather and ainsley. we thought you would say the end of this will be the end of next week. the time is 11 minutes after the top of the hour. caught on camera a teenager trying desperately to free herself from her teacher s grasp. what she is doing now to hold him accountable. mitt the hit the web
thought. coffin costner is a kevin costner is a genius. we know the wind is coming from the west because that is the way my hair is blowing, towards the east. i can be the fox & friends weathervane. outwest we have unsettled weather. we have showers, high elevation snowfall and it has been very unsettled throughout this work week. that is going to continue through the end of the work week. some of this energy today will be impacting parts of the central plains. as we head into this afternoon and evening, we could be looking at severe weather anywhere from parts of texas up into nebraska, large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be possible. coming up this pwao ebgd we weekend we could see another round of severe weather. it could be a multiday event. that could be something to watch. we re seeing that weather riskรง increasing. temperature-wise much cooler across the great lakes and northeast. temperatures could be a little bit below average in parts of the midwe
also on the market for $2.5 million. i would think it would be more. that s a lot of money, but still. i would think it was more. in the middle of the country you need to pay attention to this. severe weather is moving in. we need to listen to maria molina who has the latest for us. out west across the rockies and pacific northwest we have had a lot of moisture lingering with higher elevation snowfall, lower elevation rain. all of the energy will start to move eastward. as we head into the afternoon and evening we could be seeing severe weather from texas to nebraska. if you live in oklahoma city, in abilene and wichita you need to pay attention to the warnings coming up later today large hail damaging winds and isolated tornadoes are a concern. it has been a relatively quiet month in terms of tornadoes compared to what we typically see. we can see it changing not only today but as we head into this weekend with another big outbreak expected. it has been a relatively nice