afternoon. even atlanta, temperatures down into the lower 40s after they were touching 80 degrees this time last week. so, again, big changes in store over the next several days. that s one element. there is a secondary system that we are also following that is pushing in across portions of the south. we think this will go sometime thursday into friday. could bring with it another round of snow showers across a lot of these areas around the mid-atlantic region or very hard hit in recent days. right now our model is not in perfect agreement about the placement of the storm, the amount of snow it will produce, but we do think it will have a chance to produce snow a little farther to the north. so some of these areas like new york and philly didn t see much in the way of snowfall could pick up a couple of inches as early as friday afternoon into saturday. we re going to watch that carefully. the temperatures, 44 in louisville, 24 across chicago. tampa, florida, not too bad. around 75 degr
reporter: well, the police and protesters will be battling that out in many cities in the weeks and perhaps months to come. and there you get a good look at the mess that is here in central park. it s worse out in the suburbs surrounding new york and in new jersey where there are roads closed, and of course, we know the power problem. another problem, it s cold out here. it s about 35 degrees. so people without power and heat are going to have a real big problem to deal with for a while. craig? ron allen in central park for us on this sunday. ron, thank you. the snowstorm slowly moving out of new england today, the weather channel s jeff morrow has details on that. jeff, good morning to you. good morning, craig. and indeed, a very heavy, slushy wet snow, as you just heard. these are some of the snowfall tallies from 9 in scranton. look at that out in western massachusetts. over 2 feet at plainfield. 27.8. the major cities, incoming new york, which got about 3. boston didn t see