Historic winter storm blasts Northeast bringing heavy snow and travel chaos

WELCOME HOME FOR THE U.S. MEN'S HOCKEY TEAM, A WATER CANNON. U.S. MEN'S HOCKEY TEAM, A WATER CANNON SALUTE AS THEY LANDED, TEAM, A WATER CANNON SALUTE AS THEY LANDED, AND OUR INTERVIEW WITH. SALUTE AS THEY LANDED, AND OUR INTERVIEW WITH JACK HUGHES, AND HOW. JACK HUGHES, AND HOW MANY TEETH HE LOST. >> THIS IS "NBC. MANY TEETH HE LOST. >> THIHIS IS "NBC NIGHTLY NEWS" WITH TOM. . NIGHTLY NEWS" WITH TOM LLAMAS. >>> GOOD EVENING. LLAMAS. >>> GOOD EVENING. WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH. >>> GOOD EVENING. WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH THE HISTSTORIC BLIZZARD. WE BEGIN TONIGHT WITH THE HISTORICIC BLIZZARD THAT BROUGHT SOME OF. THE HISTORIC BLIZZARD THAT BROUGUGHT SOME OF THE BIGGEST CITIES IN. THE BIGGEST CITIES IN THE U.S. TO A STANDSTILL. THE U.S. TO A STANDSTILL. THE RECOCORD-SETTING. STANDSTILL. THE RECORD-SETTING STORM MEASURED NOT. THE RECORD-SETTING STORM MEASURED NOT IN INCHES, BUT IN FEET. STORM MEASURED NOT IN INCHES, BUT IN FEET OF SNOW. IN INCHES, BUT IN FEETET OF SNOW. IN NEW ENGLAND, TAKE A.

OF SNOW. IN NEW ENGLAND, TAKE A LOOK, SOME PARTS. IN NEW ENGLAND, TAKE A LOOK, SOME PARARTS DIGGING OUT FROM. DIGGING OUT FROM NEARLY THREE FEET OF SNOW AND IT'T'S STILL. SNOW AND IT'S STILL COMING DOWN. YOU CAN SEE POWER. COMING DOWN. YOU CAN SEE POWER LINES DOWN THERE, AND. YOU CAN SEE POWER LINES DOWN THERE, AND HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS. LINES DOWN THERE, AND HUNDREDS O OF THOUSANDS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN. HUNDREREDS OF THOUSANDS ARE WITHOUT POWER IN THE FREEZING WEATHER. ARE WITHOUT POWER IN THE FREEZING WEATHER. IN NEW JERSEY, A TOTAL. THE FREEZING WEATHER. IN NEW JERSEY, A TOTAL WHITEOUT ACROSS THE. IN NEW JERSEY, A TOTAL WHITEOUT ACROSS THE STATE WITH THE DIG OUT. WHITEOUT ACROSS THE STATE WITH THE DIGIG OUT JUST GETTING STARTED. STATE WITH THE DIG OUT JUST GETTING STARTED. OFFICIALS BRBRINGING IN. JUST GETTING STARTED. OFFICIALS BRINGING IN HEAVY CONSTRUCTION. OFFICIALS BRINGING IN HEAVY Y CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT TO GET THAT. EQUIPMENT TO GET THAT JOB DONE. CAN N YOU SEE HOW. JOB DONE. CAN YOU SEE E HOW MASSIVE THE STORM WAS.

CAN YOU SEE HOW MASSSSIVE THE STORM WAS AS IT RIPPED UP THE. AS IT RIPPED UP THE EAST COAST, AND NOW THE CLEANUNUP MAY BE. EAST COAST, AND NOW THE CLEANUP MAY BE COMPLICATED BY MORE. THE CLEANUP MAY BE COMPLICATED BY MORE SNOWSTORMS ON THE WAY. COMPLICATED BY MORE SNOWSTORMS ON THE WAY. AL ROKER STANDING G BY. SNOWSTORMS ON THE WAY. AL ROKER STANDING BY FOR THAT, AND OUR. AL ROKER STANDING BY FOR THAT, AND OUR TEAM, YOU SEE THEM. FOR THAT, AND OUR TEAM, YOU SESEE THEM HERE, SPREAD OUT. HERE, SPREAD OUT ACROSS THE STORM ZONE. WE BEGIN WITH EMILIE. ACROSS THE STORM ZONE. WE BEGIN WITH EMILIE IKEDA IN NEW YORK. WE BEGIN WITH EMILIE IKEDA IN NEW YORK. EMILIE, SNOW WALLS. IKEDA IN NEW YORK. EMILIE, SNOW WALLS ACACROSS THE CITY. EMILIE, SNOW WALLS ACROSS THE CITY. >> Reporter: TOM, ACROSS THE CITY. >> Reporter:r: TOM, YOU'LL FIND THESE. YOU'LL FIND THESE MASSIVE SNOW PILES ACROSS THE NORTHEAST. MASSIVE E SNOW PILES ACROSS THE NORTHEAST WITH SOME 2,300 SNOW. ACROSS THE NORTHEAST WITH SOME 2,300 SNOW PLOWS WORKING G TO CLEAR. WITH SOME 2,300 SNOW PLOWS WORKING TO CLEAR THE ROADS IN NEW YORK.

PLOWS WORKING TO CLEAR THE ROADS IN NEW YORK CITY ALONE, AND IT. THE ROADS IN NEW YORK CITY ALONE, AND IT EXPERIENCED ONE OF ITS. CITY ALONE, AND IT EXPERIENCED ONE OF ITS WORSE SNOWSTORMS IN. EXPERIENCED ONE OF ITS WORSE SNOWSTORORMS IN ITS HISTORY. ITS HISTORY. TONIGHT, A RECOCORD-SETTING. RECORD-SETTING BLIZZARD BEARING DOWN ON BILLIONS OF. ON BILLIONS OF AMERICANS, AND TURNING TRAVEL TREACHEROUS IN. AMERICANS, AND TURNING TRAVEL TREREACHEROUS IN THE NORTHEAST WITH. , THE NORTHEAST WITH ZERO VIABILITY, DRIVERS PUSHING AND. ZERO VIABILITY, DRIVERS PUSHING AND PULLING CARS STUCKCK IN. DRIVERS PUSHING AND PULLING CARS STUCK IN SNOW. PULLING CARS STUCK IN SNOW. YOU BARELY MAKE OUT. SNOW. YOU BARELY MAKE OUT THIS ONE, AND FIRST. YOU BARELY MAKE OUT THIS ONE, AND FIRST RESPONDERS BRAVING. THIS ONE, AND FIRST RESPONDERS BRAVIVING BRUTAL CONDITIONS. RESPONDERS BRAVING BRUTAL C CONDITIONS. OVERNIGHT, RARE. OVERNIGHT, RARE THUNDER SNOW LIT UP NEW YORK C CITY. NEW YORK CITY. >> THERE IT IS AGAIN. WOW.

>> THERE IT IS AGAIN. WOW. >> Reporter: WHIHILE. WOW. >> Reporter: WHILE WINDND GUSTS TOPPING 80. WIND GUSTS TOPPING 80 MILES PER HOUR WREAKED HAVOC ALONG THE EAST. HAVOC ALONG THE EAST COAST. >> OH, IT'S GETTING. COAST. >> OH, IT'S GETTING STRONG HERE. >> OH, IT'S GETTING STRONG HERE. >> Reporter: DOWNING. STRONG HERE. >> Reporter: DOWNING TREES AND POWER LINES. >> Reporter: DOWNING TREES AND POWER LINES. MORE THAN HALF A. TREES AND POWER LINES. MORE THAN HALF A MILLION AMERICANS. MORE THAN HALF A MILLIOION AMERICANS WITHOUT POWER TODAY. MILLION AMERICANS S WITHOUT POWER TODAY FROM VIRGINIA TO. WITHOUT POWER TODAY FROM VIRGINIA TO MASSACHUSETTS. FROM VIRGINIA TO MASSSSACHUSETTS. LOOK HOW THESE WINDOWS. MASSACHUSETTS. LOOK HOW THESE WINDOWS FROZE OVER. LOOK HOW THESE WINDOWSWS FROZE OVER. >> WHEN IT COMES TO. FROZE OVER. >> WHEN IT COMES TO POWER RESTORATION, THE. >> WHEN IT COMES TO POWER RESTORATION, THE ISSUE IS NOTOT GOING TO. POWER RESTORATION, THE ISSUE IS NOT GOING T TO BE CREWS, WE HAVE. ISSUE IS NOT GOING TO BE CREWS, , WE HAVE CREWS, BUT IT WILL BE. CREWS, BUT IT WILL BE ACCESS. SO WHEN DOES T THE WIND. SO WHEN DOES THE WIND DIE DOWN ENOUGH SO IT'S SAFE FOR THTHEM TO.

DIE DOWN ENOUGH SO IT'S SAFE FOR THEM TO GET OUT IN BUCKET. GET OUT IN BUCKET TRUCKS. >> Reporter: PLOWS AND. TRUCKS. >> Reporter: PLOWS AND EMERGENCY VEHICLES. >> Reporter: PLOWS AND EMERGEGENCY VEHICLES STRUGGLED TO NAVIGATE. EMERGENCY VEHICLES STRUGGLED TO NAVIGATE THE SNOW FALLING AT. THE SNOW FALLING AT TWO AND EVEN THREE INCHES AN HOUR TODAY. TWO AND EVEN THREE INCHES AN HOURUR TODAY. MORE THAN TWO FEET OF. MORE THAN TWO FEET OF SNOW HAS BEEN RECORDED IN PARTS OF FIVE. SNOW HAS BEEN RECORDED IN PARTS OF FIVE STATES. IN PARTS OF FIVE STATES. NICOCOLE MOTOR IS IN. STATES. NICOLE MOTOROR IS IN RHODE ISLAND. NICOLE M MOTOR IS IN RHODE ISLAND. >> HERE IN RHODE. >> HERE IN RHODE ISLAND, THIS BLIZZARD IS SHAHATTERING RECORDS. ISLAND, THIS BLIZZARD IS SHATTERING RECORDS. PROVIDENCE GETTING. IS SHATTERING RECORDS. PROVIDENCE GETTING MORE THAN 30 INCHES OF. PROVIDENCE GETTING MORE THAN 30 INCHES OF SNOW, THE MOST ITS. MORE THAN 30 INCHES OF SNOW, , THE MOST ITS EVER SEEN. SNOW, THE MOST ITS EVER SEEN. >> Reporter: THE. EVER SEEN. >> Reporter: THE NOR'EASTER CRIPPLING.

>> Reporter: THE NOR'EASTER CRIPPLING AIR, RAIL AND. NOR'EASTER CRIPPLING AIR, RAIL AND AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL IN. AIR, RAIL AND AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL IN THE U.S. AUTOMOBILE TRAVEL ININ THE U.S. >> I HAVE A T-SHIRT. THE U.S. >> I HAVE A T-SHIRT AND A COAT - --. >> I HAVE A T-SHIRT AND A COAT -- >> Reporter: EVAN. AND A COAT -- >> Reporter: EVAN BLAIR DUG OUT HIS. >> Reporter: EVAN BLAIR R DUG OUT HIS CAR FROM NEARLY 20. W. INCHES OF SNOW IN NEW YORK CITY. >> THE ROAD CONDITIONS. YORK CITY. >> THE ROAD CONDITIONSNS ARE PRETTY SLIPPERY. ARE PRETTY SLIPPERY AND WET. ITIT WOULD BE VERY. IT WOULD BE VERY DIFFICULT TO DRIVE OR EVEN WALK K THROUGH ANY. EVEN WALK THROUGH ANY OF THE ROADS. >> Reporter: H HERE'S AN. >> Reporter: HERE'S AN UNUSUAL SITE IN NEW YORK CITY, QUIET. UNUSUAL SITE IN NEW YORK C CITY, QUIET ROADWAYS BECAUSE OF A. ROADWAYS BECAUSE OF A TRAVEL BAN TO MAKE ROROOM FOR SNOW PLOWS. ROOM FOR SNOW PLOWS AND EMERGENCY WORKERS IN THESE TREACHEHEROUS. AND EMERGENCY WORKERS IN THESE TREACHEROUS CONDITIONS.

IN THESE TREACHEROUS CONDITIONS. OUR TEAMS CAPTURING. CONDITIONS. OUR TEAMS CAPTURING SIMILAR SCENES IN. OUR TEAMS CAPTURING SIMILAR R SCENES IN CITIES ACROSS THE. SIMILAR SCENES IN CITIES ACROSS THE REGION FACING TRAVEL. CITIES ACROSS THE REGION FACING TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS, REGION FACING TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS, INCLUDING IN NEW. RESTRICTIONS, INCLUDING IN NEW JERSEY WHERE RESIDENTS. INCLUDING IN NEW JERSEY WHERE RESIDENTS ARE CONTNTENDING WITH. JERSEY WHERE RESIDENTS ARE CONTENDING WITH DESTRUCTION. ARE CONTENDING WITH DESTRUCTION. >> EMILIE JOINS US. . LIVE. WITH MORE CITIES AND TOWNS HAVE ENOUGH TIME.

TOWNS HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO CLEANUP BEFORE THE NEXT ROUND? NEXT ROUND? >> WELL, TOM, WITH SNOW EVERYWHERE YOU. SNOW EVERYWHERE YOU TURN, IN ADDITION TO THE CLEANUP, A BIG. THE CLEANUP, A BIG CONCERN REMAINING TONIGHT, POWER. CONCERN REMAINING TONIGHT,T, POWER OUTAGES. OUTAGES. POWER CREWS, ACCORDING TO OFFICICIALS ARE. TO OFFICIALS ARE WAITING FOR THE ROADS TO BE CLEARED AND. WAITING FOR THE ROADS TO BE E CLEARED AND WINDS TO DIE DOWN TO. WINDS TO DIE DOWN TO RESTORE POWER TO HUNDREDS OF THOUOUSANDS. RESTORE POWER TO HUNDREREDS OF THOUSANDS. >> IT'S GOING TO BE. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS. >> IT'S GOING TO BE LONG NIGHT FOR SO. >> IT'S GOING TO BE LONG NIGHT FOR SO MANY. LONG NIGHT FOR SO MANY. EMILIE IKEDA LEADING. MANY. EMILIE IKEDA LEADING US OFF. EMILIE IKEDA LEADING US OFF.. >>> IN MASSACHUSETTS, US OFF. >>> IN MASSACHUSETTS, THEY ARE SEEING. >>> IN MASSACHUSETTS, THEY ARE SEEING HURRICANE-FORCE WINDS. THEY ARE SEEING HURRICANE-FORCRCE WINDS AND MORE THAN 2 1/2. HURRICANE-FORCE WINDS AND MORE THAN 2 1/2 FEET IN PARTS. AND MORE THAN 2 1/2 FEET IN PAPARTS. BIANCA JOINS US LIVE.

BIANCA JOINS US LIVE. IT'S STILL SNOWINGNG DOWNTOWN WHERE YOU. DOWNTOWN WHERE YOU ARE? >> R Reporter: IT IS, >> Reporter: IT IS, TOM. NORMALLY T THE MARKET. NORMALLY THE MARKET WOULD BE PACKED WITH TOURISTS TONIGIGHT, AND. WOULD BE PACKED WITH TOURISISTS TONIGHT, AND INSTEAD IT'S A GHOST. TOURISTS TONIGHT, AND INSTEAD IT'S A GHOST TOWN. INSTEAD IT'S A GHOHOST TOWN. THE ONLY THING FILLING. TOWN. THE ONLY THING FILLING THE STREETS HERE ARE. THE ONLY THING FILLING THE STREETS HERE ARE SNOW PILES. THE STREETS HERE ARE SNOW PILES. IF YOU WALK WITH ME, SNOWOW PILES. IF YOU WALK WITH ME, YOU WILL SEE SOME ARE. IF YOU WALK WITH ME, YOU WILL SEE SOME ARE ALREADY TOWERING OVER. YOU WILL SEE SOME ARE ALREADY TOWERING OVER OUR HEADS, AND BEHIND. ALREADY TOWERING OVER OUR HEADS, AND BEHIND US YOU CAN SEE A PLOW. OUR HEADS, AND BEHIND US YOU CAN S SEE A PLOW THAT HAS BEEN DOING. US YOU C CAN SEE A PLOW THAT HAS BEEN DOING THE WORK ALL DAY.

THAT HAS BEEN DOING THE WORK ALL DAY. OFFICIALS WARN THESE. THE WORK ALL DAY. OFFICIALS WARN THESE SNOW PLOWS ARE NOT. SNOW PLOWS ARE NOT GOING ANYWHERE, AND THE HEAVY COMBINATION. GOING ANYWHERE, AND THE HEAVY COMBINATION OF WIND AND SNOW IN. THE HEAVY COMBINATION OF WIND AND SNOW IN BOSTON. BOSTON. >> PARTS OF NEW JERSEY ARE ALMOST. >> PARTS OF NEW JERSEY ARE ALMOST UNRECOGNIZABLE AFTER. RM. THIS MONSTER STORM BURIED ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOODS UNDER. BURIED ENTIRE NEIGHBORHOODS S UNDER TWO FEET OF SNOW. TWO FEET OF SNOW. VALERIE CASTRO IS THERE WITH HER TEAM, THERE WITH HER TEAM, AND AS YOU MADE YOUR WAY Y INTO ONE. WAY INTO ONE NEIGHBORHOOD, THE SHEAR VOLUME OF F THE. NEIGHBORHOOD, THE SHSHEAR VOLUME OF THE BLIZZARD BECAME CLEAR? BLIZZARD BECAME CLEAR? >> Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT, TOM. >> Reporter: THAT'S RIGHT, TOM. TONIGHT THE CLEANUP IS.

RIGHT, TOM. TONIGHT THE CLEANUP IS GETTING UNDER WAY. TONIGHT THE CLEANUP IS GETTINING UNDER WAY. YOU CAN SEE THE PLOW. GETTING UNDER WAWAY. YOU CAN SEE THE PLOW TRUCK BEHIND ME, BUT. TRUCK BEHIND ME, BUT THIS REGION SAW SOME OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE. THIS REGION SAW SOME OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE SNOW T TOTALS OUT OF. OF THE MOST IMPRESSIVE SNOW TOTALALS OUT OF THIS STORM. SNOW TOTALS OUT OF THIS STORM. 2626 INCHES HERE, THIS STORM. 26 INCHES HERE, BURYING CARS LIKE THIS. 26 INCHES HERE, BURYING CARS L LIKE THIS ONE. ONE. THAT'S A KIA UNDER THAT MOUND MUCUCH SNOW. THAT'S A KIA UNDERER THAT MOUND MUCH SNOW. ALL OF THE HEAVY SNOW. THAT MOUND MUCH SNOW. ALL OF THE HEAVY SNOW CAUSING POWER OUTAGES. ALL OF THE HEAVY SNOW CAUSING POWER OUTAGES THROUGHOUT THE STATE, THROUGHOUT THE STATE, AND AT ONE POINT MORE THAN 100,000 CUSTOMERS. AND AT ONE POINT MORE THAN 100,0,000 CUSTOMERS REPORTING THEY DID NOT. . HAVE POWER. WE HAVE SEEN UTILITY COMPANIES OUT AND. WE HAVE SEEN UTILITY COMPMPANIES OUT AND ABOUT WORKING TO GET. ABOUT WORKING TO GET THINGS RESTORED, AND THE PEOPLE IN THE. THINGS RESTORED, AND THE PEOPLE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WILL BE.

THE PEOPLE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD WILL BE CLEANING UP IN THE. NEIGHBORHOOD WILL BE CLEANINGNG UP IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS. NEXT FEW DAYS. THE FAMILY THAT OWNS THIS TRUCK TOLD ME IT. THIS TRUCK TOLD ME IT TAKES TWO HOURS TO MAKEKE THIS MUCH. TAKES TWO O HOURS TO MAKE THIS MUCH PROGRESS TODAY. MAKE THIS MUCH PROGRESS TODAY. >> TWO HOURS AND IT. PROGRESS TODAY. >> TWO HOURS AND IT STILL LOLOOKS STUCK. >> TWO HOURSRS AND IT STILL LOOKS STUCK. ALL RIGHT. STILL LOOKS STUCK. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. ALL RIGHT. THANK YOU. >>> THIS HISTORIC. THANK YOU. >>> THIS HISTORIC BLIZZARD GROUNDED. >>> THIS HISTORIC BLIZZARD GROUNDED VIRTUALLY ALL. BLIZZARD GROUNDED VIRTRTUALLY ALL AIR TRAVEL IN THE. T. NORTHEAST, AND THAT HAS A RIPPLE EFFECT ACROSS THE COUNTRY. ACROSS THE COUNTRY. TOM COSTELLO COVERS AVIATION FOR US. AVIATION FOR US. HOW IS IT LOOKING TONIGHT INTO TOMORROW? HOW IS IT LOOKING TONIGHT INTOTO TOMORROW? >> IF YOU ARE FLYING. N. >> IF YOU ARE FLYING OUT OF WASHINGTON REREAGAN AIRPORT, CAN. OUT OF WASHINGTON REAGAN AIRPORT, CAN YOU FLY SOUTH, NO. REAGAN AIRPORT, CAN YOU FLY SOUTH, NO PROBLEM, BUT Y YOU ARE. YOU FLY SOUTH, NO PROBLEM, BUT YOU ARE NOT FLYING OUT TO THE.

PROBLEM, BUT YOU ARE NOT FLYING OUT TO THE NORTH. NORTH. HERE ARE THE LATEST NUMBERS. HERE ARE THE LATESEST NUMBERS. WE HAVE ABOUT 5,700. WE HAVE ABOUT 5,700 FLIGHT CANCELATIONS NATIONWIDE, AND THTHAT'S. NATIONWIDE, AND THAT'S ACCORDING TO FLIGHT AWARE. ACCORDING TO FLIGHT AWARE. THEN WHEN YOU ARE. AWARE. THEN WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING AT THE DELAYS, THEN WHEN YOU ARE LOOKING AT THE DELAYS, ABOUT 2,900 DEDELAYS, LOOKING AT THE DELAYS, ABOUT 2,900 DELAYS, YOU ADD HOW MANY NIGHT. ABOUT 2,900 DELAYS, YOU ADD HOW MANY NIGHT CANCELATIONS WE HAD. YOU ADD HOW MANY NIGHT CANCELATIONS WE HAD YESTERDAY, WE ARE. CANCELATIONS WE HAD YESTERDADAY, WE ARE UP TO 9,100 FLIGHT. UP TO 9,100 FLIGHT CANCELATIONSNS NATIONWIDE, AND OTHER. CACANCELATIONS NATIONWIDE, AND OTHER AIRPORTS ARE FEELING. NATIONONWIDE, AND OTHER AIRPORTS ARE FEELING THE AFFECT, RIGHT? AIRPORTS ARE FEELING THE AFFECT, RIGHT? CHICAGO, FOR EXAMPLE, THE AFFECT, RIGHT? CHICAGO, FOR EXAMPLE, MIAMI, DENVER. CHICAGO, FOR EXAMPLE, MIMIAMI, DENVER. ANY AIRPORT THAT FEEDS.

S. INTO OR TAKES FLIGHTS FROM THE NORTHEAST HAS BEEN DEALING WITH. BEEN DEALING WITH FLIGHT CANCELATIONS AS WELL TODAY. WELL TODAY. WHEN WILL THEY BE ABLE TO RECOVER? WHEN WILL THEY BE ABLE TO RECOVER? WELL, THE AIRPORT SAY. TO RECOVER? WELL, THE AIRPORT SAY THEY HAVE TO DIGGOUT, WELL, THE AIRPORT SAY THEY HAVE TO DIGGOUT, AND THAT'S NOT JUST. THEY HAVE TO DIGGOUT, AND THAT'S NOT JUSUST GOING TO BE THE. AND THAT'S NOT JUST GOING TO BE THTHE RUNWAYS BUT THE. RUNWAYS BUT THE PARKING LOTS AS WELL. SO AT T A MINIMUM, WE'RE. SO AT A MINIMUM, WE'RE TALKING 48 HOURS AND MAYBE 72 BEFORE AIAIR. MAYBE 72 BEFORE AIR TRAVEL RESUMES TO NORMAL OPERATION. TRAVEL RESUMES TO NORMAL OPERATION. BACK TO YOU. NORMAL OPERATION. BACK TO YOU. >> AND IT'S GOING TO. BACK TO YOU. >> AND IT'S GOING TO BE A MESSY WEEK FROM. >> AND IT'S GOING TO BE A MESSY WEEK FROM HERE. HERE. TOM, WE THANK YOU FOR THAT. THAT. >>> TIME TO BRING IN AL ROKER, AL, >>> TIME TO BRING IN ALAL ROKER, AL, HISTORICAL AMOUNTS OF. AL ROKER, AL, HISTORICAL AMOUNTS OF SNOW AND ALREADY.

HISTORICAL AMOUNTS OF SNOW AND ALREADYDY SEEING MAYBE TWO MORE. SEEING MAYBE TWO MORE STORMS COMING THROUGH? >>>> GOOD NEWS, TOM, >> GOOD NEWS, TOM, THEY ARE NOT GOING TO BE AS BABAD AS THIS, AND. THEY ARE NOT G GOING TO BE AS BAD AS THIS, AND WE HAVE STORM WARNINGS. BE A AS BAD AS THIS, AND WE HAVE STORM WARNINGS AND BLIZZARD WARNINGS, AND BLIZZARD WARNINGS, SOME TONIGHT AND OTHERS TOMORROROW. SOME TONIGHT AND OTHERS TOMORROW.W. YOU CAN SEE THE SYSTEM. YOU CAN SEE THE SYSTEM MOVING AWAY. HERE COMES THAT ONE. MOVING AWAY. HERE COMES THAT ONE SYSTEM COMING ACROSS. HERE COMES THAT ONE SYSTEM COMING G ACROSS. IT'S GOING TO BRING. SYSTSTEM COMING ACROSS. IT'S GOING TO BRING SNOW ACROSS THE GREAT. IT'S GOING TO BRING SNOW ACROSS THTHE GREAT LAKES TOMORROW, AND. ST. LAKES TOMORROW, AND INTO T THE NORTHEAST TOMORROW NIGHT AND. INTO THE N NORTHEAST TOMORROW NIGHT AND WEDNESDAY, AND THEN WE. TOMORROW NIGIGHT AND WEDNESDAY, AND THEN WE MOVE INTO THURSDAY, MOVE INTO THURSDAY, ANOTHER AREA COMES IN BRINGING ICY. BRINGING ICY CONDITIONS TO THE TENNESSEE VALLEY, MORE. CONDITIONS TO THE TENNESSEE VALLEY, MORE SNOW IN THE NORTHEAST, TENNESSEE VALLEY, MORE SNOW IN THE NORTHEAST, AND LIGHTER AMOUNTS,