lisa: live at the orlando airport with more. dana? well, good morning, guys. i know you guys have snow up there in the northeast. believe it or not, here in orlando, people are actually leaving our gorgeous weather and heading north. this is as you said one of the busiest holiday travel days of the year. here in orlando we are expecting 145,000 people to pass through the airport throughout the course of the day. looking at the big board though, we do have some delays. a lot of them to the northeast. boston, logan, narpght nearly impossible to see through a blanket of snow there. in parts of pennsylvania, so much snow they are breaking christmas day records in terms of snowfall. and drivers in st. louis navigating slick roads on their travel commute. our tsa line actually under control this morning. this was about probably about the lowest that we have seen all day. but, people are definitely heading north. you guys, if you have some
where is it headed? jennifer delgado here to tell us. good morning. zoraida, another wild day today. showers and thunderstorms, up and down parts of the midsection of the u.s. you can see right now, streaming from michigan toward texas, a lot of lightning out there the area in pink, that is the wintry mix and that is going to make for very messy travel commute. look at the warnings for areas down toward the south. kansas, oklahoma, texas. those are in place until today. this afternoon, but the areas up toward the north, they are looking for some very big snow. we re talking a foot of snowfall for areas like minneapolis, as well as into green bay and warnings will be in place for the north through tomorrow morning. so it may say spring on the calendar, but, unfortunately, it feels more winterlike out there. today, we also have the severe weather threat. what you are looking at for areas including baltimore, maryland, down toward houston. a severe weather threat. that means some storms