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you had that cold air coming from the north and a lot of the warm air from the southeast. a lot of those cities are 15 degrees above average. this was really where the focus went. over 20 reported yesterday not to mention the wind and hail reports that came in knocking power lines and tree limbs down. severe weather threat for today. most of it is rain transitioning into snow. the focus is going to be in the south. we have a tornado watch in effect right now until 11:00 this morning. look at all of that lightning with that intense line of thunderstorms as well. we have a severe thunderstorm warning around alabama. that s for the next ten minutes or so. this is where the focus for severe weather is going to be for the day today. cities like columbia, augusta, even places like savannah and wilmington will have the threat for tornadoes, damaging winds as well as hail. a lot of very small cells may
year. are these storms over in the southeast? meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest. john and christine, the threat is over across the seat. of course, we know what occurred. this is one of the quieter times of the year. we generally see 35 or so tornadoes for the month of january. the system migrates to the north and east with gusty winds and heavy rainfall in the northeast with milder temperatures returning to the south. right around eastern massachusetts on into nantucket and easily winds gusting up to 60 miles an hour. rain transitioning into wintry mix. then some areas with the higher elevations with up to a foot of snow in the higher elevations. notice the temperature trend from 40 to 50 degrees in new york. washington warms up to 60 degrees by mid week as we get a
across places like nebraska and colorado. we have powerful storm system pulling in air from canada on southward. that s where we are seeing a lot of this rain transitioning to snow. as which head on later today and tonight heads up across central parts of texas and across the state of oklahoma. this is going to be tough as far as accumulations because the ground itself may not be cold enough to see a lot of accumulation. the air will be cold enough to see winter weather out here. some of you across southeastern minnesota northern parts of w wisconsin could be seeing a foot. thank you so much maria. bye-bye twirn. go away. time to entertain this. a member of the cardian clan is being sued. a female photographer says a
weather center. we ll gladly give that snow back to colorado or wherever else needs it. i think we ve had enough. reporter: yeah, i think we re about to get hit again, enough to make a snowball out there by thursday morning. want to take a look at the current satellite radar picture. we have snow across montana, across northern plains into the great lakes area, and as we head southward, we actually have some showers developing across parts of kansas and into parts of arkansas, so this is something to keep an eye on also across missouri. otherwise, the big story is the amount of snow that we re going to see across the great lakes area. you re starting to see some of that rain transitioning over to snow, so that white stuff across over northern wisconsin as some of that colder air continues to move southward, and as that storm gets its act together into tonight, we re going to see that snow falling pretty hard as well as strong winds gusting up to 45 miles an hour. 6-12 inches of snow