When is the first snowfall usually in Minnesota? September 26th, 1942 is part of the data for the Twin Cities and mid-October is typical for the Rochester area.
make sure you redact. i m redaking as we speak. all right. nothing on those papers. all right. let s get a check owith your weather with meteorologist bill kierans. bill, what do you got for us? . we actually have thunderstorms overnight in the areas of connecticut in the middle of january. a little unusual. so that rolled through. now we re actually dealing with snow in areas of northern new england. it looks like we have slippery travel. vermont is snowing pretty good now. eventually it will move through new hampshire. we have lake enhanced areas of cleveland right now. that s blowing down here near pittsburgh and south of buffalo. we have 9 million people at risk of dealing with winter storm warnings or watches. it s mostly northern new england. a spine of the appalachians and snow off lake michigan. here s the snowfall total, heading through vermont, skiers will like this. some of the high peaks the same
and north and west in upstate new york, pennsylvania, that s where we we ve seen the big totals. central park, not bad. 7.2, that breaks a record for today. it s set back in 1958, philadelphia almost four. look at washington, piker at 2.7, you get into new york, 17 inches. albany, almost 13. their record was back in 1958, do we have that snowfall total, the record, steve? you don t have it. okay, we move on. and then we re looking at the national weather service in boston reporting four and half inches. hartford, almost 13 inches of snow. heavy snow will continue upstate new york into maine, right along the coast, you ll see some mixing, but inland, heavy snow, blizzard-like conditions are being reported right now in parts of massachusetts. as tomorrow morning wears on, we re looking for the wind to subside, the snow will be in, we ll still see snow showers all the way down as far south as new york. additional totals for this evening into tomorrow morning,
heavy rain in the east. this was good with so much salt down on the roads and the cars were all filthy, it was a pouring rain that swept through all of the northeast. right now it s over the top of boston and providence. it will be gone by the peak of the morning rush hour. and then it will be a nice warm day in the east. the west just continues to be a mess. all the blue is the snow. and it hasn t just been in california, the mountains of california, the wasatch, we are getting snow in the southern mountains of idaho. again, this is the area the worst of it has been, the central sierra nevada range. the blizzard conditions end early toy and we finally get done with this storm. this will begin to push on out. the next storm behind it for tomorrow is a weaker storm. it s a little further to the south where we get rain for you in los angeles. and some of the mountain peaks outside l.a., we ll get a little snow with this one. the snowfall total, the last couple days we had 60 inches. now
jose diaz-balart. welcome back to the rundown. starting this hour with the weather. still freezing across much of the country. old man winter may finally be making an exit. meteorologist bill karins joins me. i can tell you something positive for the first time in two months. we are hoping. start with the crazy numbers, overachieving snowstorm from yesterday and record cold this morning. this one was the most impressive snowfall total. lexington, kentucky 17 inches that s a two day snowfall record not in march, all time. ever since they have been recording stuff. that s how significant it was. that s why we had crazy pictures with people trapped on the roads. this morning to add to insult one last arctic blast. some areas it was the fourth coldest they were all winter. the most impressive the pittsburgh number. pittsburgh was at negative three