hmm. maybe not. you are asking about spring earlier, certainly not in the scottish highlands. this was the scene a short while ago, just south of inverness. we have seen colder air push in through the night giving a coating of snow. 0n the lower edge of this low pressure system, that is starting to pull away but as it does we drank in northerly winds and pretty blustery wind at that. winds gusting at a0, 50 mph across parts of the uk today, may be causing a bit of travel impact. certainly pushing the showers through as well. wales, the midlands, into northern good, lots of cloud and frequent showers, some heavy with frequent hail and thunder. a bit more sunshine between them across scotland and northern ireland. in southernmost counties of england, after that horrendous rain through the night it is a drier day with one or two showers cropping up but many of you will spend the bulk of the day dry. for all it will start to feel colder through the day even with temperatures peaking earlie
restrictions but only for some dr. fauci weighing in. and meet the newest four-legged member of the white house family this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening after some uncertainty, the forecasts are aligning tonight for a major snowstorm affecting some 68 million people living along the east coast tonight through tomorrow as we come on the air, that storm developing along the carolina coast where it will make its run north all the way to maine, bringing bitter cold, strong winds, and significant snow, including blizzard warnings big cities including dc, philadelphia, and new york, in its path, along with boston bracing for what could be one of its biggest january snowstorms ever snow totals of two feet possible in the worst places along the coast. power outages and coastal flooding also forecasted and the travel impact being felt across the country as airlines
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and it is going to have a lot of travel impact with it. not so much in the way of issues of, you know, wind damage, or coastal flooding, and stuff like that. so here is all of the heavy rain this morning, all the way from brunswick georgia, back to tex ar can why and everywhere in between, threw the southeast and a lot of you do need umbrellas as you head out today. and we go through today, and some of the rain will shift to atlanta later on this evening, keep that in mind for the evening travel plans and also up to savannah, and heading towards charleston. dry throughout the day in raleigh. dc, dry throughout the day. memphis can have showers and areas from new orleans to shreveport, on and off periods of some rain. as we go towards tomorrow. this is when the storm begins to strengthen, the peak of storm will be wednesday evening, and there is a couple of things going on. we have the nats game, we have that during the afternoon and it looks like the evening should be okay. but it is g
highly, you know, in jeopardy. and then by the time we get to wednesday evening, the rain begins to move up to areas of harvard. and boston, dry through 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. and then it will pour after that. and at least it is a quick-moving storm system. and by the time we get into thursday, it is all the way into northern new england, the rain is all over with. so for the most part, it is going to be everywhere up the east coast, about a six-hour period of heavy rain, gusty winds, and some travel impact. and as far as snow goes, only the highest of elevations in the adirondacks may get a little bit and that will be about it. as far as the max winds, this is not wind damage, but what this will do, is it will knock down a lot of leaves and this time of the year, when the leaves come down and you get the two to three inches of rain in a quick period of time, the leaves clog the drains and we get some flash flooding issues so we will probably be dealing with. that and nantucket, up to 50 mi