all right. stay in bed, gentlemen. get your wife out there with the shovel. just kidding. he s kidding, guys. meanwhile, the northwest is bracing yet again for another powerful snowstorm. people this philly are scrambling to find snow supplies as the national weather service says the storm could dump up to a foot of heavy wet snow in parts of the state. in fact i drove from philadelphia down to d.c. and couldn t find a single bag of salt from anywhere in between. been to walmart, been to target, been to home. now here at lowe s and no space heaters in all of philly. is that amazing? now more than 60 dump trucks were sent to delaware to pick up salt. i have that shovel. you don t have the shovel, you bought the shovel for your wife. but he s just kidding. it s a running joke.
looks healthy on the outside. you don t know what s going on the inside and expected to shed smaller limbs and the bigger branches could come down on the power lines and there s concern of widespread power outages and could be a problem tonight especially when the winds pick up. here in providence, the governor let the nonessential nonessential emergency personnel go home trying to get the streets clear. it is pretty quiet downtown providence all day, a good thing. people out trying to get last-minute things and snow supplies, shoes, batteries and of that sort and trying to tell people, please, stay home f. you re home now, don t come back out until it is safe to do so which is probably not until sunday or so. this whole term thundersnow, tam c ron, we expect to see it here. the winds along the atlantic coast in to maine, 55 to 75 miles per hour. i can t imagine what that s