than 85 million people from the midwest to the eastern seaboard to stuck at home eastern seaboard midwest to the 85 million people from the midwest to the eastern seaboard to stuck at home at least part of today.but the savings by spring.mary moloney explains. more snow means more cold hard cash lost.snow removal expenses and canceled flights add up.but the snowy weather can impact your bottom line too.among the things driving up the cost of your snow days -- the ease of ordering things online.: "a lot of us engage in impulse shopping this time of year, as we are sitting around the couch doing nothing. and it's particularly easy to do so when you have all of your credit card information stored on some of your favorite sites. it's become too easy to do so."the same goes for ordering comfort food.multiple meal deliveries can eat away at a budget.being snowbound can also mean a new year's gym membership goes to waste.consider online workouts at home until mobilization and motivation get better with warmer temperatures.and when you've cooled down from that workout -- try throwing on a sweater

more than 85 million people from the midwest to the eastern seaboard are affected by this winter weather. from roanoke ... to the highlands... we have live team coverage this morning... as we monitor the conditions. but first... lets check in with storm team ten meteorologist kristina montuori.. kristina when can we expect this mess to move out? winter storm warning in effect until noon today today: morning rain showers.after noon clearing with highs in the middle to upper 40s showers possible mix of ice & rain .lows in the lower 30s wednesday: isolated icy mix possible in the morning.gradu al clearing with highs in the upper 40s thursday: mostly sunny with highs in the middle 40s friday: mostly sunny with highs in the upper 40s saturday: mostly sunny with highs in the lower 60s sunday: isolated showers possible with highs in the lower 60s monday: scattered showers possible with highs in the low to middle 50s today: morning rain showers.after noon clearing with highs in the middle to upper 40s tonight: isolated showers possible mix of ice & rain .lows in the lower 30s wednesday: isolated

also bringing stormy weather to the midwest and eastern seaboard. we'll be enjoying here between now and february 19th. low pressure around cincinnati. snow, wind, travel delays. really a big storm system that will impact about 7 states heading into the overnight hours and tomorrow. cold air will follow this front through. for high pressure, anchored over the area, we're really looking at a nice warming and drying trend. we are monitoring the strong storms in the southeast. an issue. 74 in dallas tomorrow. 61 in denver. the really cool air in the midwest and the northeast. we'll be tracking the wind in the foothills a few high clouds around the area. really good travel weather across the city and across the state. it's going to be chilly for some areas tonight. the high cloud bank around fort collins and greeley. we'll look for teens in the high country and a nice jump in temperature tomorrow. 42 in grand junction and 70 in lamar. a beautiful afternoon shaping up and a warm weather trend that continues right into the weekend. fair skies, light winds, cool night. the low, 28. sun up a

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to the eastern seaboard. more than 85- million people are expected to endure snow and freezing rain. the icy conditions are also causing power outages. right now around two thousand people are also without power in roanoke city. more than a thousand are in the dark in franklin ... henry and roanoke county.. smaller outages are underway in

. ### forecasters expect more than 85-million people from the midwest to the -eastern seaboard to get walloped by freezing rain and snow. mary maloney explains how the winter weather could melt your savings by spring. more snow means more cold hard cash lost. snow removal expenses and canceled flights add up. but the snowy weather can impact your bottom line too. among the things driving up the cost of your snow days -- the ease of ordering things online. expert: "a lot of us engage in impulse shopping this time of year, as we are sitting around the couch doing nothing. and it's particularly easy to do so when you have all of your credit card information stored on some of your favorite sites. it's become too easy to do so." the same goes for ordering comfort food. multiple meal deliveries can eat away at a budget. being snowbound can also mean a new year's gym membership goes to waste. consider online workouts at home until mobilization and motivation get better with warmer temperatures. and when you've cooled down from that workout -- try throwing on a sweater. vera gibbons, financia

through to the eastern seaboard. more than 85-million people are expected to endure snow and freezing rain into tuesday. "it's still bitterly cold outside, we want people to continue to take precautions." the washington metro areas are not taking the warnings lightly -- virginia department of transportation crews spent valentine's day weekend spreading sand and salt on roadways throughout northern virginia. washington d-c is already feeling the effects of the front. monday morning they saw near-whiteout conditions. a little further north, boston had "sea smoke" forming over the water. the fog is created when especially cold air moves over warmer waters. and in the midwest, chunks of ice have formed along the banks of lake michigan's belmont harbor in chicago. but not everyone is heeding official warnings... "what are you doing out in the snow on a bicycle going the wrong way on 52?" "well, you're not allowed to ride the bike down that way, and i'm hungry i'm andrew spencer reporting. time now for an update on your we

and into the eastern seaboard. wind gusts in that 30 mile-an- hour range. in greeley, and again, helping to warm them up. and then we are talking 40 mile- an-hour speed os thrust in scott bluff. as this front digs in, we not only are going to be dealing with the gustier winds but also the possibility of some high fire danger. red flag warnings will be in place, throughout about 5:00 this evening. and humidity, less than 15%. and we can see all of that moisture, with that storm that moved through yesterday, so it is still pretty dry out there, with the gusty winds and thing could take off. out to the west, pretty quiet. you could see the storm system bringing in strong rain showers and thunderstorms out to the coastline. meanwhile, snowfall wrapping in through the chicago st. louis area and the great lakes. with that being said, we have storms. isolated tornadoes. possibility through the carolinas and virginia. today around here, it looks relatively quiet and calm, in con taft to what they are deal -- contrast to wh

forecasters expect more than 85 million people from the midwest to the eastern seaboard to get walloped by freezing rain and snow. but the winter weather could melt your savings by spring. mary moloney explains in today's consumer watch. more snow means more cold hard cash lost. snow removal expenses and canceled flights add up. but the snowy weather can impact your bottom line too. among the things driving up the cost of your snow days -- the ease of : "a lot of us engage in impulse shopping this time of year, as we are sitting around the couch doing nothing. and it's particularly easy to do so when you have all of your credit card information stored on some of your favorite sites. it's become too easy to do so."the same goes for ordering comfort food. multiple meal deliveries can eat away at a budget. being snowbound can also mean a new year's gym membership goes to waste. consider online workouts at home until mobilization and motivation get better with warmer temperatures. and when you've cooled down from that workout -- try throwing on a sweater. : "and if you turn the thermostat d

drivers will face heavy rain along practically the entire eastern seaboard. roads may still be slippery in the upper midwest as the blizzard winds wind down and wet roads likely in the northwest. >>> if you're flying, airport delays in atlanta, charlotte, washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city and san francisco. >>> alarming new developments in from virginia allegedly kidnapped and murdered by a virginia tech student. >> autopsy results reveal she was stabbed to death the day she disappeared, the body of nicole lovell discovered in north carolina saturday. her mother breaking down as she recalled how nicole beat the odds surviving a liver transplant and cancer. >> nicole was very lovable person. nicole touched many people throughout her short life. >> david eisenhauer charged with murder and kidnapping and police say another freshman already charged with hiding the body was more deeply involved than previously thought. natalie keepers will face the more serious charge of being an accessory before the fact to first degree murder. >>> well, the young vic

lukas: forecasters expect more than 85 million people from the midwest to the eastern seaboard to get walloped by freezing rain and snow. but the winter weather could melt your savings by spring. reporter mary moloney explains. "more snow means more cold hard cash lost. snow removal expenses and canceled flights add up. but the snowy weather can impact your bottom line too. among the things driving up the cost of your snow days -- the ease of ordering things online. ( vera gibbons/financial expert): "a lot of us engage in impulse shopping this time of year, as we are sitting around the couch doing nothing. and it's particularly easy to do so when you have all of your credit card information stored on some of your favorite sites. it's become too easy to do so." the same goes for ordering comfort food. multiple meal deliveries can eat away at a budget. being snowbound n also mean a new year's gym membership goes to waste. consider online workouts at home until mobilization and motivation get better with warmer temperatures. and when you've that workout -- try throwing on a sweater. (ver

take a live look with the radar t shows us the snowy scene that is playing out over the upper midwest, now towards the eastern seaboard, as far west as charlotte area receiving some snowfall through the state of north carolina, st. louis has snowflakes as well. a lot of these familiar areas that we do expect this time of year to see the white stuff down this way we have no rain. we've had a series of fronts driving through. number one to the south of orlando, slipping down towards south florida, another front lining up through atlanta. through the water vapor image gee, you see the vivid whites and pail grays showing us where the front lies. no rain tied to this, just another surge of cooler air. don't think that's the case for tomorrow, the secondary front should sweep everything out the door. let's take a look. forty-two in gainesville, 45 ocala, 42 orlando and 52 through clermont. through today, it looks like a very windy day, quite cool and passing clouds. we'll have the moments where the sunshine will be lacking and the clouds will be dominating, and at types there may be plenty

through to the eastern seaboard. more than 85- million people are expected to endure snow and freezing rain into tuesday. (mayor bill de blasio, new york city) "it's still bitterly cold outside, we want people to continue to take precautions." the washington metro areas are not taking the warnings lightly -- virginia department of transportation crews spent valentine's day weekend spreading sand and salt on roadways throughout northern virginia. (mos/vdot worker) "these roads are gonna be treacherous." washington d-c is already feeling the effects of the front. monday morning they saw near- whiteout conditions. a little further north, boston had "sea smoke" forming over the water. the fog is created when especially waters. and in the midwest, chunks of ice have formed along the banks of lake michigan's belmont but not everyone is heeding official warnings... (rich jaffe, wkrc reporter) "what bicycle going the (danielle eubanks, new richmond, "well, you're not allowed to ride the bike down that way, and i'm hungry i'm

through to the eastern seaboard. more than 85-million people are expected to endure snow and freezing rain into tuesday. "it's still bitterly cold outside, we want people to continue to take precautions." the washington metro areas are not taking the warnings lightly -- transportation crews spent valentine's day weekend spreading sand and salt on roadways throughout northern virginia. "these roads are gonna be treacherous." washington d-c is already front. monday morning they saw near- whiteout conditions. a little further north, boston had "sea smoke" forming over the water. the fog is created when especially cold air moves over warmer waters. and in the midwest, chunks of ice have formed along the banks of lake michigan's belmont harbor in chicago. but not *everyone is heeding official warnings. "what are you doing out in the snow on a bicycle going the wrong way on 52?" "well, you're not allowed to ride the bike down that way, and i'm hungry / sometimes you've have to do what you have to do." i'm andrew spencer re

drivers will face heavy rain along practically the entire eastern seaboard. roads may still be slippery in the upper midwest as the blizzard winds wind down and wet roads likely in the northwest. >>> if you're flying, airport delays in atlanta, charlotte, washington, d.c., philadelphia, new york city and san francisco. >>> alarming new developments in the case of the 13-year-old girl from virginia allegedly kidnapped and murdered by a virginia tech student. >> autopsy results reveal she was stabbed to death the day she disappeared, the body of nicole her mother breaking down as she recalledow nicole beat the odds surviving a liver transplant and cancer. >> nicole was very lovable person. nicole touched many people throughout her short life. >> david eisenhauer charged with murder and kidnapping and police say another freshman already charged with hiding the body was more deeply involved than previously thought. natalie keepers will face the more serious charge of being an accessory before the fact to first degree murder. >>> well, the young victimn this case

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rain and snow showers in the great lakes and the upper midwest. temperatures, pretty cold. look at this arctic air sitting up here. a piece of this will slide down to the eastern half of the country next week, a cooling trend. 7:00 this evening, the low is intensifying. snow showers possible along the north carolina-tennessee line. this is just after midnight. maybe a few rain or snow showers, no big deal. it quickly heads to the coast by morning. high pressure builds in during the afternoon, and we end up with 20 of sunshine. this will be a cold high on top of us tomorrow. tonight, mostly clear to partly cloudy, a slight chance of a rain or snow shower. low 32 in the upstate, 25 in the mountains. tomorrow, right sunshine, north winds at t 12 miles per hour, high 51. that is below average. upper 30's, and with a breeze out of the north-northwest, it will feel colder. a nice rebound as far as it gets much colder, we could see rain-snow showers mondadaand tuesday in the upstate with snow showers likely in the mountains. unsettled and cold extra week. now back to you. carol: a

i think the upper midwest, great lake states and down through the ohio river valley see the brunt of the cold and our numbers tomorrow will be or i should say next week will be closer to normal. your 7 on 7 forecast again thursday and friday. thursday near 50 in the morning then suddenly into the 40's fridayestly sunny skies. upper 30's. see you at 6:00 . >> anchor: thank you so much. look at this. a high school basketball team in maine giving their team manager a night to remember. teammates helping to create, whoa, that magical moment i guess he did all on his own for sure . >>> one that both got teams on their feet. both teams are cheering, nick em emons has that awesome story. >>> jerry says his job on game day includes filling up the water bottles. but not on friday night as he game. >>> i knew all day yesterday i would be playing in the game . >>> that's what the crowd including joey's dad was hoping to see. joey draining the shot, nothing but net . >>> i felt great, everybody was like screaming. the big guy from thornton academy came to give me a hug at the end of my shot . >>

that will move off the eastern seaboard and then these two kind of link up in the upper atmosphere. it's called an inverted trough and what that can do is focus some steadier snow really around philadelphia and areas to the south. so that winter storm warning goes into effect really the pennsylvania turnpike and areas south midnight tonight until 6 o'clock wednesday morning. areas to the north under an advisory because you're not going to get so much snow up there. so, it doesn't mean we're look, at solid snow he then tire time period but we are going to get periods of snow showers and they will be moving in between about 9:00 and midnight tonight. future tracker showing around 10:30 some light snow showers. tomorrow morning i don't think there's going to be a lot going on during the morning rush and even some mixing into the afternoon south of philadelphia but tomorrow night is when really the main event happens. so, this is what to expect. on and off light snow tonight really through the day tomorrow. very slow he to accumulate especially on the treated roads, mainly wet. the key

it will take a curve and then come sweeping right along the atlantic seaboard. so 10:00 tonight, the leading edge of some snow coming panhandle of west virginia. that snow advances right into the metro area away mround midn to 1:00. may abate a bit around dawn, but then moves back in a bit later in the morning on monday. and then this is all snow, most of maryland, virginia through noontime and through around 2:00, 3:00, it continues to snow. and then rain by 6:00 p.m., the pink is freezing rain. and then it's all rain after that, all the way into monday night and much of tuesday. leaving as much snow by the time it ends 2 to 4 inches we were northern suburb, all the way into the panhandle of west virginia. nearby suburbs north and west could have around 2 to 3 inches. right this washington, southern eastern suburb, 1 to 2 inch amounts. 1 inch or less far southern parts to the eastern shore. and temperatures will be holding so it will be sticking during the morning hours. and then changing to that mix of some freezing rain and sleet and then all rain. tuesday af

that will move off the eastern seaboard and then these two kind of link up in the upper atmosphere. it's called an inverted trough and what that can do is focus some steadier snow really around philadelphia and areas to the south.

travel weather into the midwest fairly quiet as we go through the afternoon. it's really the eastern seaboard here, especially in new england, that will deal with the heavy, wet snow throughout the day. tapering off around 2:00 out through worcester, about 3:00 or so in the city of boston. 5:00 down across the cape and those temperatures holding lower to middle 30s this afternoon. partly cloudy skies tonight. the pilings of slush freezing up tonight. so if you have a lot of that slushy snow in the driveway and want to get rid of it. it will be tough to move by tomorrow morning as it locks up. temperatures teens into the lower 20s in the city of boston. tomorrow nice winter's day. kids want to head out sledding. have fun with it. it's a good day for that with light breezes, a seasonable afternoon, mid to upper 30s. pretty good ski weather across the local resorts after many heading north for the weekend, comfortable. not brutally cold by winter standards here. across much of the white and green mountains. temperatures generally running into the mid-20s, low 30s

anywhere from the south, crawling up the entire eastern seaboard. you'll get a wintry mix, icing, heavy amounts of snow. and back on the backside, once it starts to warm up, the threat for flooding. plenty of snow and then plenty of rain. at least the temperatures are going up. a little piece of good news. >> that weather was brought to you by macy's. and when i said earlier i thought i was a little bit tougher than you. that's a lie. i think i'm a lot tougher. just so you know. >> that is not true. >> i think you're definitely tougher than paula. i do want to apologize for -- >> says mr. tough guy right here. >> for the guy who will be on the couch today in a sweat suit onesie for the remainder of the >> i don't need the visual. >> you don't need the visual? really? i didn't think it was that bad. >> i do. i love that visual. >> i love it. >> it's a zip-up. >>> anyway, coming up here on "gma," we'll go inside the glitz and glamour surrounding the nba all-star weekend. the bold statement that the ever-modest steph curry made to our jesse palmer. kee

for the midwest to conceal all that snow falling. they humid moist air from the gulf colliding with the cold air from canada is making these storms. >> anny: new york through the sea is going to be stormy. miami will be about 85 for today but will have showers. chicago will get a lot of snow. sunny and cool for denver. we will continue to send in mild this weather for today. we will see even mid to upper '70's tomorrow. friday night into potentially early monday morning we might see this light showers in the north bay. enjoy the warmth but here comes the allergies. >> anny: generally we will stay in the medium high category for the next three days before allergens. temperatures are in the '50s except antioch in livermore tour in the '40's. we will see mid-70s or slightly below for the rest of today during the highest. some areas will be in a very high 60s but most and below mid-70s. >> anny: tomorrow will be even warmer with mid to upper '70's. friday will cool things down with some clouds. friday night might have showers and north b

travel weather into the midwest fairly quiet as we go through the afternoon. it's really the eastern seaboard here, especially in new england, that will deal with the heavy, wet snow throughout the day. tapering off around 2:00 out through worcester, about 3:00 or so in the city of boston. 5:00 down across the cape and those temperatures holding lower to middle 30s this afternoon. partly cloudy skies tonight. the pilings of slush freezing up tonight. so if you have a lot of that slushy snow in the driveway and