the system drags off toward the east. not just today, it will run over the rest of the week. where will you see snow and severe thunderstorms? this is where the snow will fall, upper tier of the country where temperatures are cold enough to support a system like this. interior new england, maybe seeing foot of snow in some locs. if you live further south, this system is pulling up warm air, this is wild because temperatures are so vastly different, we ll be talking about temperatures in the 80s. record-breaking temperatures in florida and the entire southwest. middle 70s, close to 80. this is a really wild one i m showing upper 70s, close to 80 in the southeast and all that winter weather to the north. so it is a wild winter weather system. in new york, you are curious, will probably see snowflakes,
digits, upper 90s, in salt lake city, and 100 in reno, 109 in fresno, and a big difference in the east. feeling like fall in some spots. chicago, by saturday, 81 degrees. upper 70s by sunday. so looking good there. jonathan. michelle grossman, thank you as always. stay ahead on way too early, new missteps from donald trump and the legal team as they try to win the battle of public opinion concerning his mishandling of classified documents. we ll be right back. back.
from 1933. newark, 102. five straight days above 100. that has never happened since records started there in 1931. now, temperatures are much better now. low 80s, upper 70s, 77 in d.c. and this is why. when you have a ridge of high pressure with that kind of heat, it ends with a tremendous bang of thunderstorms, but these thunderstorms mainly produce damaging winds. thousands still without power, parts of the ohio valley into the great lakes. the storms that moved through did cause problems. we still have a watch to the north until 8:00. down to the south until 10:00. we have a ground stoppage right now at jfk. earlier storms moved through with delays at laguardia, newark as well. a few warnings now as you see it the south of washington. southern maryland, culvert county. as you see the storms move off the coastline, we ll still have a few develop in the tennessee valley. they may remain a little cooler for the next couple days. these numbers look good, but if i show you the four-day
that s why you re included in that heat advisory. there is really, this we want to see, the mercury in the thermometer related to take a nosedive this time of year. upper 70s and lower 80s. with this collision of air masses, we have had a round of severe weather. yesterday was a tough day for many locations. 166 reports of wind damage across the eastern and central u.s.. that s thanks to this cold front drove along the eastern seaboard. that is prompting another day of some severe storms. we have a slight risk for northern new england, into vermont, as well as maine. damaging hail, more of a marginal risk stretching into the southeast u.s. including here in atlanta georgia. i d be remiss to actually mention this. we had actually two feet of snow. what a difference. in colorado, we re talking about heat wave. on the east coast, and a winter snowstorm in colorado. that is an impressive snowfall
record-breaking heat and our wildfire threat and tornadoes, that is the problem when you talk about springtime in the united states. may in particular. today we have the potential to set 12 record high temperatures dotting the east coast and mid-a mid-atlantic. we still have the heez aatries place for boston, philadelphia, new york you are on the outer periphery of that because the coastal waters are keeping coastal areas slightly cooler. at least eight broken highs. and we actually set 12 record high temperatures on saturday a s. what is what i meant to say. boston record high of 93 could be shattered today. 94 is your forecast temperature. but cool be weather is not that far away because we have a significant cold front edging closer to the east coast that will bring relief. mercury and thermometer takes a nose dive for all major east coast cities to start off the workweek. monday temperatures in the upper