stretching from new mexico to michigan and georgia....continu eastward this morning... at least 43 people have been killed in 7 states from severe weather. abc's megan hughes has details. "the christmas twisters marched across the texas landscape-- in the neighborhood of "row-lette" -- they tossed trucks and tore trees from the earth. the twister that hit garland, texas was clocked as an ef-4. mos: "you could see transformers blowing up" the survivors count themselves lucky. norma jimenez grateful we're alive and safe ... this can be replaced (mandatory on- screen courtesy: youtube/roamin' rich) in missouri, flooding like this led to several deaths-and led the governor to declare a state of emergency sunday night. in oklahoma, west mexico-snow created whiteout conditions on the roads. (nats - snowplow in oklahoma) mike springer from affiliate k-o-a-t (cut after 'coated in snow) ""just last week it was 60 degrees in roswell now it's covered in snow." trucks out of control rest in the snowbank more than 20 motorists were stranded on i-40 between amarillo and the new mexico border. in western oklahoma-the national guard has been deployed to help people stranded. all of this weather impacted air travel too--- more than a thousand flights in the u-s cancelled. more than four thousand delayed. moira james - traveler "i would call it living hell." and that winter weather is on the move - there's a winter storm warning in chicago. it's expected to make a huge mess in the northeast tomorrow. deborah: a fire yesterday morning in dixon county, nebraska left a family with a devestating loss over the holidays. according to the dixon county sheriff's office... fire crews from dixon, concord, allen, laurel and wakefield all responded to the fire sunday morning. officials say the home...that was once the old methodisth church in dixon....was destroyed. the owners , francis eltman and cassandra ford, managed to escape the fire without any injuries. the cause of the fire is still under investigation...and the red cross is assiting the family. if you would like to help the family ... visit our website siouxland matters dot com. we have a link to the red cross home page. deborah: two sioux city presbyterian churches will soon become one...beginning next year. morningside presbyterian and third presbyterian merging into one for more than 30 presbyterian churches have seen a decline in members who nomination. both churches are hopeful that will help with the congregation's future...and build community. rev. dacid koehler: cobining our resources so that we can put out our people. not only in the nighborhood, but in siouxity and we still have and the possiblity to build new things," they're excited for what's to come after the church merger. out to the generation is what is next on the agenda. we will have much coming up later on in the show. deborah: a christmas day drug bust in le mars has led to one arrest. officers served a warrent for narcotics at a residence in le mars after three day... and found meth lab. 30 year old chase kounkely was arrested for possession of drug paraphenalia and resisting arrest. the investigation is still ongoing... and more charges are pending. deborah: friends and family will be gathering later this morning to lay spencer high school wrestler austin roberts to rest. funeral services for austin will be held at 10:30 a-m at spencer high school's gymnasium. roberts died unexpectedly after collasping on the mat during a wrestling tournament. exact cause of death are still pending. deborah: hockey players from all around siouxland took to the ice this weekend to honor a former sioux city musketeer. the sixth annual "lobster style" hockey tonament was held at the i-b-p ice center... in honor of t-j reinsch who passed away in 20- 10 t-j was a youth hockey coach for 15 years here in sioux city... as well as sioux falls and san diego, california. t-j's former teammates and students.... say the event helps them honor the late coach...in the way he would have wanted most. " "you know a lot of these guys played with tj, like we did, or played for tj. to have all these guys come back and play in his memory that remember who he was, how he coached, or how he played, it's a great deal," said burke lake, vice president of t.j. reinsch youth hockey foundation. "it's a great honor to come back and help out the foundation and everything that they've done," said sam schweigert, former player of tj. deborah: all the money raised from the tournament goes to the t-j reinsch youth hockey foundation... which raises programs in sioux city and sioux falls. and staying on the ice... a bunch of iowa hockey fans got to see the oldest trophy in professional sports... people in bettendorf were lined up for hours to see the stanley cup. the quad city mallards worked hard to get the cup to the quad cities, and they used the opportunity to raise money for a good cause. they sold a thousand dollars worth of "fast passes"... allowing people to skip the line and see the cup. the money raised was donated to a local food bank. philip pritchard/hockey hall of fame curator: it's always special, i think every day out there it's a unique time and another story is told in the day in the life of the stanley cup. deborah: the stanley cup will be in foxborough, massachussetts for the winter classic on new years day. " deborah: still to come... you'll meet the siouxland pastor who is becoming an internet sensation... for his dancing on live with kelly and michael. stay with us! scott: we'll have... abc9 news this morning... with ... jessica rae... and meteorologist scott larson.. this is abc9 news this morning. " "" winter weather advisories blanket our siouxland map lasting throughout the day and into tomorrow morning. here's the stormcast hd where an area of low pressure is spinning to the south. this will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then simply some bitterly few days and into snow forecast shows 5 to 7 inches of snow lining up along interstate 29 with less to the west and more to the east. today the moderate to heavy snow. the low falling and blowing the potential for difficult travel. tomorrow's high is followed by cloudy and cold conditions. here's your 7 day forecast. our siouxland map lasting throughout the day and into tomorrow morning. here's the stormcast hd where an area of low pressure is spinning to the south. this will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then we're left with simply some bitterly cold weather for a few days and into the new year. the snow forecast shows 5 to 7 inches of snow lining up along interstate 29 with less to the west and more to the east. today the high is 22 with moderate to heavy snow. the low tonight is 15 with falling and blowing ow continuing and the potential for difficult travel. followed by cloudy and cold conditions. here's your 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: a local pastor is making waves online after dancing on live t- v. he attended a taping of "live our siouxland map lasting throughout the day and into tomorrow morning. here's the stormcast hd where pressure is spinning will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow tuesday and then simply some bitterly a local pastor is dancing on live t- v. he attended a taping of "live with kelly and michael"... where his dance moves stole part of the show. abc9's lukas voss met with him... and has his story. pkg nats: show sound vo: andy sohm made a dream come true since his first days in the seminary ... on a trip to new york with friends from he got the chance to attend a taping of abc's live with kelly and michael... but what he didn't know that he was going to become a viral sensation. "i was nervous as can be again it was like it was going to here soon and it's going just an excitement in show to the people vo: moves not only impressed kelly and michael, but people something sohm simply enjoys. sot: "the real real blessing has been all the joy it has brought to so many people." nats: watching video. that joy translates because father andy ... as everybody calls him .... has a strong connection to dancing. sot: "dancing for me has always been a real blessing i find a lot of joy and comfort in dancing. i grew up on a farm and when things got stressfull and stuff we would just stop and dance." and as an enthusiastic dancer myself ... i simply had to try. sot: "so you are already becoming a dancer ... ready for the trivia dancer. as you see we are going to continue dancing here in ponca nebraska. you just keep tuned in to abc9 ... i am lukas voss ... in ponca, nebraska, for abc9 news. "live with kelly and michael" airs weekdays from abc9..... if you would like to see father andy's dance moves....or simply see lukas dance again.. just head to our website... that's siouxlandmatter.c om and click on this story. " deborah: coming up.... the week after christmas has some of the best shopping deals of the year... and after the break... i'll show you where you can score the best deals. " deborah plus... we'll discuss the art of re-gifting... and whether ettiquette experts think it's to have. ice berg... the week after christmas is considered the best time to go out and snag the best deals. abc's mary bruce has more. "this morning, the holiday may be over, but the shopping season is still going strong. the post-christmas rush is on? retailers are slashing prices, eager to sell off extra inventory and appeal to shoppers sot brian hoyt- vice president of communications for retailmenot (16;40;56;37) what we know the day after christmas is that nearly 7 and 10 shoppers are going to be hitting the sales. and they truly are going to be experiencing some major discounts in certain categories the best bargains - apparel. thanks to warmer than usual weather, retailers are struggling to sell winter clothes. making for huge savings. like macy's where women's coats are 50-60 percent off on select styles. (gfx) clothing, especially for teens, averages more than 40% off. designer clothes - even better -- at an average 49% off. it's also a good time to stock up for next year - holiday swag, like wrapping paper and decorations, see steep discounts. with gift card sales reaching a new peak -- a whopping $130 billion dollars, according to industry experts. now is a good time to start cashing in. nerdwallet sot nerdwallet expert year after year we have found that gift cards are one of the most popular gifts because they give people the freedom to not have to pick a gift that's perfect for the recipient and they also give whatever they want. for many, that means fueling up at starbucks. the coffee behometh predicted record gift card sales this season deborah: handling a bad gift moment can be awkward...and deciding whether to re-gift it...or return it..could also be tough.. but here are some tips... first, no matter what you think -- say thank you. the emily post institute on etiquette says...you should always be pleasant. and while "regifting" is frowned upon....if you must...make sure it isn't something that took time to make by hand...or something too personalize. you wouldn't want the new recipient...to find out that you didn't really shop for them. deborah scott: deborah and scott are chatting about regifting deborah and scott are chatting about regifting deborah and scott are chatting about regifting deborah and scott are chatting about deborah and scott are chatting about regifting deborah and scott are chatting about regifting deborah and scott are chatting about regifting scott: deborah and scott are chatting about regifting deborah and scott are chatting about regifting deborah and scott are chatting about regifting scott: scott: blanket our siouxland map lasting throughout the y and into tomorrow morning. here's the stormcast hd where an area of low will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then we're left with simply some bitterly cold weather for a few days and into the new year. the snow forecast shows 5 to 7 inches along interstate 29 with less to the west and more to e east. today the high is 22 with moderate to heavy snow. the low tonight is 15 with falling and blowing d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... " deborah: when we come back... i'll show you how the holiday kwanzaa is bringing a community together. stay tuned to see and gone. the presents are open.... and those empty boxes may be outside for recycling... and if they are...be careful... because that's exactly what thieves are looking for around this time of year. criminals catake notice of what types of valuable gifts... or electronics you have...by the trash you leave outside your home. " (officer rob zink/ st. paul, mn police) "they drive up and down the alleys and the streets right after christmas and they take notes of addresses whether they're gonna come back in a day, come back in a week or come back in three months. they know exactly what's in the house now." deborah: so be mindful of what you are throwing out. and be sure to break down any big boxes to from becoming a target. deborah: if you're looking to recylce your christmas tree... you can drop off your trees at the dorothy pecaut nature center. the nature center will accept you're undecorated christmas trees until january tenth. the trees should be undecorated... meaning no ornaments, tinsel, lights, price tags, stands or plastic bags. you can drop off your trees in the loweparking lot. the trees will be chipped for the nature center's trails. deborah: residents in the quad cities came together this weekend in rock island illinois, for a special kwanzaa celebration. burris shows us the holiday is community there. " nats] drums shellie mooreguy, coordinator comes from a phrase in swahili, which means first fruit. the first fruits of harvest, so there you have the definition, or the ability to start your year anew." dozens of people in the quad cities came annual kwanzaa celebration. singing, dancing and speakers, one to describe each coordinator shellie mooreguy says kwanzaa is less religious and more spiritual, helping people to look within themselves and become better with each princie. shellie mooreguy, coordinator "this is you know, the one time after christmas that right before the first of the year where we can all get together with an fellowship with people that we know, or maybe new folks." matt mcdowell is speaking about the first priciple, umoja or unity. he says it's needed more than ever across the quad cities. matt mcdowell, speaker "the word community equals two words, communicate and unity. if you're not talking to one another, you're not going to have any unity, so i think it's very important that we start talking to one another and sharing information and having dialog about some of the issues that are plaguing some of mcdowell and people start the new year off on the right foot. [nats] dancing shellie mooreguy, coordinator "that they are part of something bigger. i want folks to understand that we're all special and that's what that purpose principal is for. nia means purpose." matt mcdowell, speaker "it's a tradition that fuels the soul, so it's a big tradition. that's what you want to do. you want to fuel the soul of people and motivate them for the upcoming year."" " deborah: coming up.... a number of presidential candidates will be making their way to the hawkeye state this week. find out the who...when and where... after the break. scott: " " scott:good morning. let's get a look outside on the port neal welding company skycam hd bitterly cold. temperatures are in the single digits and teens while a breezy northeast wind is making it feel warnings and winter weather advisories blanket our siouxland map lasting throughout the day and into tomorrow morning. here's the stormcast hd where an area of low pressure is spinning to the south. this will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then we're left with simply some bitterly cold weather for a few days and into the new year. the snow forecast shows 5 to 7 inches of snow lining up along interstate 29 with less to the west and more to the east. today the high is 22 with moderate to heavy snow. the low tonight is 15 with falling and blowing snow continuing and the potential for difficult travel. tomorrow's high is 23 with light snow in and cold conditions. here's your 7 day forecast. jessica rae where it's currently bitterly cold. temperatures are in the single digits and teens while a breezy northeast wind is making it feel significantly colder. winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories blanket our siouxland map lasting throughout the day and into tomorrow morning. here's the stormcast hd where an area of low pressure is spinning to the south. this will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then we're left with simply some bitterly cold weather for a few days and into the new year. the snow forecast along interstate 29 with less to the west and more to the east. today the high is 22 with moderate to heavy snow. the low tonight is 15 with falling and blowing snow continuing and the potential for difficult travel. tomorrow's high is 23 with light snow in the morning followed by cloudy and cold conditions. here's your 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: deborah republican presidential candidate donald where it's currently bitterly cold. temperatures are in the single digits and teens while a breezy northeast wind is making it feel significantly colder. winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories blanket our siouxland map lasting throughout the day and into here's the stormcast hd where an area of low pressure is spinning to the south. this will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then we're left with simply some bitterly cold weather for a few days and into the new year. the snow forecast shows 5 to 7 inches of sw lining up along interstate 29 with less to the west and more to republican presidential candidate donald trump says he's responsible for a plan by the obama administration to step-up deportations beginning next month. trump says the move only came after his comments on the campaign trail to deport the estimated 11- million u-s. the nationwide raids will reportedly focus on hundreds of families that have entered the united states since 2014. the plan was quickly condemned by democratic presidential candidates. deborah: it's rare for big donors and politicians to talk about their relationship... or more importantly, what that money brings them. but reporter chris frates sat down with one of the republican party's big donors...he brings us more. "(nats - friess) "hi i'm foster friess g-o-p money man foster friess has written his biggest checks to support his goodfriend, rick santorum. in 2012, the retired billionaire money manager threw santorum a life line when he gave the super pac supporting him more than $2 million dollars. ( republican donor) champion of little guy. he's very presidential." in his heyday, friess was making 10 million dollars a month. friess won't say how but explained why he donates . (foster friess/ republican donor) "i get a sense of satisfaction that i'm continuing the process that created my success." freiss prefers to give to super pacs, which can take as much cash as he's willing to give... instead of giving directly to campaigns, where the limit is $5400. (foster friess/ republican donor) "when the super pac came along i realized that i could just write a check. it's a lot more effortless and it does seem to work." santorum doesn't believe that friess is influence. ( presidential "if he was in it for be some guy who, four years ago, was at 1% in the polls! if he was in it for access he wouldn't be supporting a guy four years later who's at 1% in the polls." raiser henry barbour says passionate donors gunned by those ( henry barbour/ republican fund- raiser "there are a lot are giving because they believe in something. they far outnumber the people who give for access. yet the people who give for access give much larger dollars." according to a non- partisan watchdog, so far this election cycle, super pacs have raised $315 million and spent almost $100 million -- much of it on ads. but those ads still leave republican candidates far behind the front runner-- who hasn't spent a dime on television advertising. ( donald trump/ (r) presidential candidate) "super pacs are a disaster. they're a scam. they cause dishonesty. and yo better get rid of them because they are causing a lot of bad decisions to be made by some very good people. and i'm not blaming these folks -- but, i guess i watchdog group... more than 80 percent of gop presidential ads so far have been paid for by super pacs. deborah: bernie sanders seems to also be combatting donald trump's rhetoric... saying trump is distracting the issues. the vermont sentator said the public is worried about the issues facing the working classes.... and that trump is playing on the legitimate fears of voters. sanders offered his own solution to the problems...saying the policies that should get a candidate into the white house should be one that quote "brings americans together" what i'm suggesting is that what trump has done with some success is taken that anger, taken those fears, which are legitimate, and converted them into anger against mexicans, anger against muslims. in my view that is not the way we are going to address the major problems facing our country the way we address was we bring our people together, we demand that congress pass legislation which creates millions of decent paying jobs, raises the minimum wage, pay equity, making college affordable for all and those are the ways i think that we improve lives for our people not by dividing us up and having us hate mexicans or muslims sanders is still national polls to front runner hillary clinton, but says that a win in any of the early voting states of iowa or new hampshire....could be the boost he needs to get into office. deborah: and speaking of the vermont senator.... bernie sanders will hold a town hall meeting at muscatine high school at four p-m on tuesday. from there... sanders heads to the mississippi valley fairgrounds davenport for another town hall at seven. he'll also be making an appearance in burlington on wednesday. and a few more political candidates will spend time in the hawkeye state this week. chris christie will try to be more competitive in the iowa caucuses with a trip here as well. the new jersey governor will host a town hall meeting on monday in downtown davenport. and on tuesday... he'll stop by a local coffee shop in muscatine. republican marco rubio is also working to build support for his campaign. he's starting a three-day bus the florida a town hall in monday morning at eleven. he'll also be in tuesday. nebraska state getting some bad news from governor pete ricketts about the expected budget. has more. "nebraska state agencies will be their belts during the coming budget year. governor pete ricketts says the state forecasting board has pegged the expected budget shortfall at $154- million. a citizens advisory review committee has found the norfolk city economic development program in compliance with lb840. city finance director randy gates says the committee is required to review the program every six months. and cumingounty extension educator larry howard says producers may need to provide supplemental protein to their cattle grazing on corn stalks. howard says the quality and quantity of forage grazing is one factor to consider, and the other is the body condition score of the animals. these and more stories can be heard on newstalk wjag, literock 97.5 and 106kix. " deborah: coming up in sports.... nebraska beat ucla on saturday night in the foster farms bowl. stay tuned for a recap from santa clara. scott: stay tuned for today's forecast... deborah: staying on the nebraska had the chance to bounce back in their bowl game. alex walker brings us the action from california. good morning. nebraska fans went through more advil this season than any other fanbase in america. after seven losses worth of headaches, nebraska redeemed itself with a win over ucla in the foster farms bowl. brett edwards santa clara. it may have been a meaningless bowl game to some, but not to this nebraska team. the huskers capped mike riley's first season in lincoln with a win over ucla. nebraska did it old school ground and pound baby. a season high 326 rushing yards. the huskers will use this win to springboard heading into next season." "it means a lot more to these seniors than us. we had a tough season, 5-7 record.at the end of the day, we proved that we should be in a bowl game. "it's special. last game here. last game as a husker, supper happy that it ended this way. proud of these guys, we had a tough season after a season like this, motiviation is low, but the guys stuck together and went out and got it." "no better feeling, especially these seniors. send them out right, we sent them out for this weekend a lot of people doubted us we had us and the fans here. everything went well and i am glad we win." "its humungours because bowl games can help you or hurt you. put you in the right direction, get this win, over a good team like ucla for this program, its so much momemtum through training and spring ball. take it into next season and we wil be ready to go." "really proud of this football team. really proud to be with them, wether it was individual or through a lot of year and its caused by not winning games i really like this group, because we came back they were always ready to work and competed every football game." brett edwards: nebraska now enters a very important recruiting period. its the first full year that mike riley and his staff have had to recruit. for now, the huskers will enjoy this win finishing the 2015 witita record of 6-7. reporting with the huskers from the foster farms bowl in santa clara, california, brett edwards. thanks brett. have a great rest of your morning. deborah: it's easy to make excuses for not working out... but now, making all those excuses disappear at the touch of a screen... jessica rae has the story. "if you have a smart phone... you have a gym and your own but now, technology is making all those excuses disappear at the touch of a screen... jessica rae has the story. "if you have a smart phone... you have a gym and your own personal trainer... here's what i mean... nat pop - "arm rows 30 seconds each side" as mercy wellness specialist hilary overby explains... ere are countless apps for your smart phone or tablet that will guide you through your own personal workout... hilary "there's nike one that has videos and it walks you through it times you it tells you, what to do if you don't know you can take a second watch the movement and go from there." and these apps all vary depending on what you're looking to gain from your workout hilary: "tre's one that's called circle timer, so you can basically plan out your workout so you have intervals and you can also add in time for it to add in rest so it will tell you 'ok now you can rest'" hilary says with each app there are levels of experience depending on where you think your current fitness level stands. hilary: "there's the benners there's the more advanced so you can kind of test your body see where it is at, if you don't know where you're at maybe try scott: good morning siouxland. winter storm warnings encompass much of the area on our monday. we can see the snow moving northward on the satellite and radar picture. this will deliver moderate to heavy snow for most of us with the exception being far western communities where snow totals are likely to come in a little lower in the 1-3"ange. temperatures are cold as you walk out the door in the single digits and teens. the wind is coming in at 5 to 10 miles per hour, but should get stronger as the day progresses. here's your dayplanner where the snow intensifies through the middle of the day before backing off tonight. the area on our monday. we can see the snow moving northward on the deliver moderate to heavy snow for most of us with the exception being far western communities where snow totals are likely to come in a the year? abc's kendis gibson and reena details. good morning, topping "america's money," wall street gets back to work this morning weekend. >> but will the year end with the so-called santa claus rally. >> it happened to three out of century. > a dow rewriting music rally. sales of her album increased by 46% this past week. >> "25" has sold more than a last five weeks for a total of >>the force certainly strong in the latest "star wars" movie, "tce awakens," taking in $1 billion in less than 12 days. >> the film from our parent compmpany added another 1$153.5 million. 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"new tvs, gamimi consoles, and drones- these were some of the top gifts this year let's start by maximizing that new tv -- most have specialid viewing modes sport, cinema, vivid? no -- just say no to all ose crazy modes. almost all living rooms unless you have a super dark man cave, then go for cinema. also, many come preset to dynamic mode- turn that off. as this youtube video perfectly illustrates it will change the back lighting on the fly as scenes get darker and brighter and it's super annoying. nats - gaming another hugely popular gift gaming consoles- a few musts- hardwire it- wifi can cause slow downs and while my mmo first person shooter skills are seriously weak even i know? "you got lag- you get fragged" and this is the one time to change the mode on your tv- gaming mode will reduce the amount of screen processing and keep your graphics up to speed with the game. nats lightning round- got an ereader like the kindle- first- did you know you can eborrow an ebook from your local library all remotely and free. and another tricif you see a long article online, you can send it to your kindle to read later, even offline. you just install this browser extension and then stata read) articles to your device. also whether you got a new tablet or maybe a wearable you want to set up your charger now and think about it a little bit do it nearly otherwise it'll look like that by valentines day. ahh - so much better kids get new devices from santa? kids: "awesome!!" 2 words for you- parental controls. i have programs ourpact and dinner time for android to give y a remote kill switch haha!!! finally my most controversial advice ever- you do not need the manual- i am giving you permission you can take this thing and throw it away. online now and you space. happy holidays america- go forth and get geeky deborah scott: deborah and scott are chatting about tech gifts. deborah and scott are chatting a aut tech gifts. deborah and scott deborah and scott are chatting about tech gifts. deborah and scott are chatting about tech gifts. deborah and d ott are chattiti about tech gifts. deborah and scott are chatting abo tech gifts. deborah and scott are chatting about tech gifts. deborah and scott are chatting about tech gifts. scott:here's the stormcast hd where an area of low pressure is spinning to the south. this will rise e the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then we're left with simply some bitterly cold weather for a few days and into the new year. the snow forecast shows 5 to 7 inches along interstate 29 with less to t t wewe and more to ththeast. today the high is 22 with moderate to heavy snow. the low tonight is 15 with falling and blowing the potential for tomorrow's high is 23 with light snow in the morning followed by cloudy and cold conditions. forecast. jessica rae scott: will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then we're left with simply some bitterly cold weather for a few ys and into the new year. the snow forecast shows 5 to 7 inches of snow lining up along interstate 29 with less to the west and more to the east. today the high is 22 with tonight is 15 with falling and blowing snow continuing and the potential for difficult travel. tomorrow's high is 23 with light snow in the morning followed by cloudy and cold conditions. here's your 7 day forecast. jessica rae scott: adb deborah " and coming up in will rise to the northeast delivering our snow today. this could be heavy! the snow pushes away early tuesday and then we're left with simply some bitterly cold w wther for a few days and into the new year. the snow forecast shows 5 to 7 inches of snow lining up along interstate 29 " and coming up in hour... i'll bring you a few travel tips...to help keep you safe on the roads during the winter storm. stay with us.