On the move this morning Blizzard conditions hitting the heartland
right now with dense fog in the east.
Take a look at Boston this picture right now making
travel treacherous.
You can't really see much but believe it or not
that is a live shot from Boston right now as
so many are heading home from the holidays.
Samara Theodore is here now with the latest Samara.
Good morning good morning with this storm has been hitting
the heartland for the last 48 hours and it is
not done yet.
This morning, millions on alert as a massive winter storm
slams the heartland.
Blizzard conditions making driving treacherous with icy roads and low
visibility.
Near York, NE authorities closing eastbound I-84 hours after multiple
jackknife semis.
Several trucks varying off the highway into a ditch,
some even overturning cars spinning out.
This driver stuck next to the road and this other
stranded in the cold.
Of the region under ice storm warnings and winter weather
advisories.
In Minnesota, freezing rain coating trees and roadways in Fargo,
ND downed tree branches littering and blocking roads.
While in Mitchell, SD some roads turn to ice with
no warning.
This driver caught sliding off this as heavy snow and
strong winds forced officials to shut down a large portion
of I-90.
So what are we in for the day after Christmas?
Well come with me, check it out.
We still have winter alerts in effect.
Ice storm warnings for Fargo.
Blizzard warnings spanning from Pierre down to Goodland.
There high wind warnings in parts of Colorado.
As far as totals go,
well, in parts of Nebraska,
we've already seen 8 inches of snow.
Colorado has seen 13 inches.
They could see an additional 6 inches through Wednesday.
A little bit more ice to go for parts of
North Dakota.
This storm system is far reaching,
so we also have rain in the southeast from Atlanta
to Asheville to Roanoke,
2 to 4 inches through today.
That could lead to some flash flooding by Wednesday at
7:00 AM.
Good morning, Washington DC, Dulles,
DCA. If you're leaving out of there,
you've got heavy rain on the way for the middle
of the week.
And then by 7:00 PM on Wednesday,
we see the system migrate all the way to New
England bringing heavy rain to parts of.
Massachusetts, like Boston, as well as heavy rain in parts
of Long Island and up into Portland,
ME. And finally, we're also dealing with the fog Conditions
are really terrible in parts of the Northeast.
This is a live shot like what's it of Boston?
The camera is not broken there.
You can kind of see a building peeking through veiled
by this fog.
That's going to make for difficult travel conditions if you
are hitting the road in the Northeast.
We'll talk more about that coming up for now with
back to you.
All right. We know you'll be tracking it throughout the
morning tomorrow.
Thank you.