causing significant damage. this is lexington, alabama. all of this cold air also moving right into the northeast. let s get to meteorologist rob marciano with us live tonight to track it all. hey, rob. reporter: hi, david. that front moving offshore. the winds are shifting and the temperatures are dropping. fortunately, the few cold snaps we ve had this season haven t lasted long. this one will be no different. but it s the coldest air, as you mentioned, this year. we ve seen temperatures drop 70 degrees, nearly, in 24 hours in parts of the midwest. look at these numbers in the morning. wind chill advisories up for chicago, minneapolis. minus 25 there. and the core of the cold air moves into the northeast by saturday morning, we re talking about temperatures that will feel like 8 degrees below zero in boston, 4 in new york city. likely not getting above the 20s on saturday, but then everybody rebounds on sunday. keep your heavy coat handy. david? all right, looking forward to the
shepard: the handover set to be fully complete by september the 15th when the state department and the district of colombia take over the campus. that big heat dome still blasting central and southern plains today and advisories and excessive heat warnings in 11 states. forecasters warn there is more harsh weather on the way. and something new in the tropics rick reichmuth. what the in the world is going on. three named storms this season haven t really gotten any attention because they haven t affected anybody. not the case to the north of yucatan peninsula this afternoon becoming our fourth named storm of the year. this one is don. the track of this one pretty consistent that we are going to be feeling the effect of this across the u.s. border. by tomorrow afternoon here across the gulf by friday afternoon. says thursday it, should say friday talking about a storm very close here somewhere between galveston down towards brownsville, shep. shepard: they have got a bad drowlt dow
american soldier. shepard: the handover set to be fully complete by september the 15th when the state department and the district of colombia take over the campus. that big heat dome still blasting central and southern plains today and advisories and excessive heat warnings in 11 states. forecasters warn there is more harsh weather on the way. and something new in the tropics rick reichmuth. what the in the world is going on. three named storms this season haven t really gotten any attention because they haven t affected anybody. not the case to the north of yucatan peninsula this afternoon becoming our fourth named storm of the year. this one is don. the track of this one pretty consistent that we are going to be feeling the effect of this across the u.s. border. by tomorrow afternoon here across the gulf by friday afternoon. says thursday it, should say friday talking about a storm very close here somewhere between galveston down towards brownsville, shep. shepard: they have go