it was very, very eerie to watch that happening. i can only imagine. and you i know you told our producers you smelled gas at one point. i would imagine there s more than concern about the water damage when you have something like this happen. there s a multitude of concerns here. there s mud damage. there s, you know, you never know what s underneath but this water s pushing a car swiftly down the street so you never know what that car hit, what that water s done inside homes. there was a smell of gas. they did ask us to back off and now let us back towards the scene of all this destruction. and hopefully, you know, this beautiful, quaint little downtown can get back to normal soon. yeah. chris turner, just one small example of cnn photojournalists that rush to danger when everybody else is rushing out, thank you for bringing us the incredible pictures. please stay safe. and we ll check back with you in a little bit.
think of mud and debris flows and you don t picture 5,000 pound boulders rushing down a mountainside smashing everything in their way. that s what they saw. it s absolutely stunning, incredible pictures. unfortunately, that storm is not done. it is going to cause more destruction in the way of ice storm, power outages, downed trees. let s get into it. when you wake up and see the temperature in fargo is zero, then chicago at 56 degrees, this is trouble. we have warm air and cold air. everything is colliding here. in the spring, we talk severe weather. this is the winter, so we have icy problems. a rapid freeze is going to occur for everyone in the next 48 hours. we have 63 million people under winter storm warnings and advisories in the midwest, northern plains and northern rockies. it s a mess out there. as far as the snowfall goes, the highest snowfall totals in
is freezing. peter: you think anybody would know how cold it was going to be before you go outside would t. would be him. pete: rick, come on you, you follow the weather we wanted to watch you twirl. rachel: he needs a mom like me to tell him. put your hat on, your gloves on your sweater on. pete: my 7-year-old gunner is with me. we might find him on the ice u. rachel: is he minnesota boy. pete: basketball player not yet a hockey player. stick with us you the see entertaining. be here to recreate the ice and get it right this time. we have lots of news this saturday morning on fox & friends thanks for being with us. a lot of speculation. infrastructure. and potentially work with democrats. continues to be the wall and building the wall. the left chuck and nancy seem to be and have been obsessed with daca.
pete: rick reichmuth out on the ice. he was wearing shoes before. he is lacing them. rick: i m half there. pete: you are slow rolling. pete: they just got the ice skates off the truck and the truck, i m sure, has been sitting out here in about 20-degree weather all night. pete: your feet feel great. rick: i have one frozen foot the other in a sneaker. it s cold. that s what we have been talking about for days and days. unfortunately be talking about this for lots of days. again, here is what it feels like across the northern plains. feels like minus 46 in my my minmyminot. we also have a little bit of snow move across parts of the northeast today. maybe just coating up to about a an inch for some folks. behind that even colder air comes in unfortunately and that s why tomorrow night
my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. pete: welcome back with extreme weather, incredible pictures. parts of niagara falls freezing over. rachel: some parts of the country temperatures as low as 34 below zero with dangerous wind chills of 89 below. pete: thanks global warming. peter: even lake erie feeling the effects. rock solid with ice. pete: our own rick reichmuth is on top of all of it. rick: 13% of the lake is