overnight. they came in handy last night across louisville which had an overnight storm roll through. we re also keeping an eye on the system out to the west. it may not look like much now. it will bring some rain, light rain and snow to the pacific northwest and by the time we get to monday, that system stalls out over portions of the central u.s. this is when we talk about the next round of severe weather. this will be a multi day event starting monday, tuesday and even carrying into wednesday. multiple days of poernl tential tornadoes. thank you so much. they are the ukrainians returning to their homeland to face the dangers of war. we re trying to do this, also to show people that it is possible not only to leave the country but also to come back to the country and to fight for this country because it is worth it. their stories just minutes away. stay with us.
the pacific northwest is finally our pattern change. we ve been stuck in this pattern where it s been warm and dry. yesterday was in the 90s in los angeles and all the cool weather has been in the east. as with egothrough te go throug the week, mountain snow so the skiers are loving this, and then we ll warm it up a little bit here in the east. by the time we get to friday, we see that storm system arriving in the east. looks like another rain event for the tennessee valley and a little bit of light rain and snow on friday heading into the northeast. our california friends, you know all the fire stories, they need the rainy season to begin and then they can relax a hill bit and don t have to worry about it. thank you, bill. still ahead, fox news host chris wallace goes after a top republican for mischaracterizing impeachment testimony and president trump hits back. plus, what we re learning about a meeting where former national security adviser john bolton reportedly tried to con
united states or live in the shadows. and yesterday marks two movants since hurricane maria ripped through puerto rico. although the electrical system has been partially repaired, only 46.6% of puerto rico s residents have power and 1-10 puerto ricans still lack drinking water as the crisis drags on. mayor of san juan continues to urge the federal government to step up the recovery efforts to get the island back on track. just unbelievable there. let s get a check on the weather with nbc meteorologist bonnie sniders standing by. looking at the threat of lake effect in upstate new york and pennsylvania. take a look at the front comes through. cold see colder air come in behind it. something to note going forward. watching for that. also looking for cooler conditions in minneapolis. zoom in on that. looking for conditions to definitely bring about changes. we ll be watching for looks like quick round of light rain and
out there that are going to have nasty commutes as a result of all this flooding and potholes on the ground. that was just to anger some of our viewers because nobody wants to see the potholes when driving to work. ever. and especially this many hours before it s time to go to work. now you re already thinking about it. all right. well, while it s getting better, it is not entirely over yet. take a look at that area south of the great lakes on the map. it s getting a light wintry mix of light rain and snow. showers, meanwhile, over much of texas and eastern new mexico. some freezing rain from arkansas to kentucky. and more rain is in the northwest. the good news is all of today s highs will be in the double digits. 20s around the great lakes and 30s in the northeast. across the south, mostly 50s and 60s. navy rescuers aren t giving up the search for a sailor who is still missing after a deadly helicopter crash in the atlantic. the time is the enemy in the cold ocean. the choppe
i want to start out with the current temperatures they are close to where they should be this time of year. 30s in new york city in the 20s minneapolis and in the 30s a chilly start to your day in dallas texas. temperature currently 33 degrees. i have good news for the eastern two-thirds of the country. you will start to notice a bit of a warming trend. we will be looking at temperatures above average. first week of january started out on a very cold note temperatures below average now we are going to see a shift in the weather pattern good news with temperatures a little warmer than what is typical. as we head into portions of florida we have lingering showers across central parts of the state. we will continue to see that with a frontal boundary lingering out there producing precipitation portions of the pacific northwest through out the weekend seeing rain, wind and snow expecting a foot of snow over the washington cass said. that will continue not just for a day but over the next s