year, causing accidents along the roadway. anywhere from 2 to 5 inches of fresh snow which is great for all of the ski junkies out there. not so much for those trying to get home from a quick holiday weekend. as you can see behind me, traffic is moving pretty slowly as people are being very cautious. as you will more snow is coming to the area as well as wind gusts. up to 65 pounds with our miles an hour in the mountains. dave, the snow is not quite done, yet. getting set to move through later tonight. that will add to what we have already seen. anywhere from 3-6 inches of snow. 14 inches of snow respectively and still coming down at a pretty good clip. there is still snow in the mountains and we have an issue that has returned to eastern colorado. a little snow makes has developed from northern county into washington county and the denver metro area. at the same time, there is some light snow and back up into the mountains, we still have snow coming in although it is not
south to new lows not seen in decades or longer. the four degrees in new york city and nine below in pittsburgh broke records that were set more than a century ago. and in the south, atlanta hit six degrees, breaking a record that had stood for more than 40 years. this is what the well-dressed man was wearing in chicago today. the cold and wind made it both painful and dangerous to be outside. in baltimore, a water main break left a car frozen in place. more flights were canceled today, but relief is on the way. we have a team of correspondents covering the deep freeze. first, we ll go to jim axelrod in new york. jim? reporter: well, it s not just that new york city broke a 118- year-old record this morning scott, when the temperature hit 4 degrees; it s the swing that s so stunning. it was 50 degrees here yesterday. but that was before the polar vortex swept in. the arctic air pushed into the northeast just in time for the morning rush and forced new york city firefighters