decides with another group of passengers to rent a car drive 20 hours to their destination together. that is exactly what some of our guests tonight did. in a little while, i will introduce you to this group of total travel total strangers, who had a quite an adventure when they decided to drive from tampa to cleveland together and they reported their trip and it went viral. meanwhile, ten billion people across the south are under freeze alerts. and the death toll from the storm is dry saying. at least 49 people have died across the country. 27 of those are in the buffalo area. authorities fear that they will find more bodies in cars as they begin to dig out from what is being called the worst storm in the region s history. you can see some of it there. while police have their hands full with rescues, stores are being looted. i will talk to a supermarket messenger who spent christmas eve washing his store who got broken into. i want to bring in now cnn s miguel marquez, he s
New England’s recent series of storm systems continues Monday with a storm center passing over Cape Cod, tugging cold air on a northerly wind behind it as it.
unfortunately, we mentioned that we imagine that numbers will increase as rescue and snow move will operate in in the coming days. people may have been caught in their cars during storms and then seek shelter. other situations like that as well. as you mentioned with, at the top of the broadcast you talked about how much power outage there was. it a lot of people without power for several days. despite national grid s best efforts to keep the power back on a soon as possible, you had people experiencing horrendous situations. so i think all of us are absolutely. so chris, or other people trapped at this hour still? what are the rescue and recovery operations happening now? yeah. there is been an ongoing effort, municipal county, state resources have been pulling together and they are working together to find people who may still be without power. i
everywhere else we have high pressure in control, relatively quiet, nice, we re watching this higher elevation snow and lower elevation rain today into the cascades, also some heavy rain for seattle, portland, and as we go through tomorrow, we ll see the snow move into the rockies. there it is tomorrow, really quiet in the middle of the country. we have that rain in the eastern part of texas. that s a big travel day tomorrow. looking good in the northeast. one of the very biggest travel days of the year. we ll talk to you tomorrow morning to see how it looks. thank you very much. coming up on way too early, as we head into the holiday season, hospital across the country are overwhelmed with cases of rsv, covid and the flu. we ll talk to a leading health expert about how to tell the difference between each of those illnesses, and how to protect yourself and your family. we ll be right back with that. yourself and your family we ll be rhtig back with that. choosing miracle-ear w
front. areas of low pressure arrive along this. reinforcing this heavy rain in the southeast. to the northeast, we ll see that snow move off, but by tomorrow, we re going to see an area of low pressure deepen and it s going to throw back some snow swo into the mid-atlantic. from d.c. to raleigh, into virginia, we re looking at the potential for accumulating snow. and this would happen in the overnight hours into your monday morning commute. imagine going back to work after your two weeks of enjoyment and you re dealing with a messy commute tomorrow morning. and then an area of high pressure moves in after that and that reinforces the cold air in place. where there is not cold air, that s in the southeast. temperatures in the 70s and 80s. 77 today in mobile. that s 15 degrees above normal this time of year. and that warmth stretches up to new york city. 59, near 60 degrees as a high this afternoon. we will see temperatures plummeting 30 degrees by later on tonight and we ll be in the 30