Adam Klotz

Those winds were stronger yesterday.

They're going to continue to back off a little bit today.

It is freezing outside, but I'd like to be glass half full and talk about warmth that ultimately will be working its way in.

Not a real warmth, but warmth compared to what we're seeing out there this morning.

Early morning temperatures, a lot of folks down at freezing or below freezing.

The coldest air across the country continues to be the northeast.

Feels like temperature is driven by wind.

Negative 12 in New York City, negative 16 up in Boston.

The I-95 corridor has been frigid, and that's where the winds are still the strongest.

gusting at times 30 to 40 miles an hour.

We've been seeing that all morning long.

Those winds were stronger yesterday.

They're going to continue to back off a little bit today.

dealing with that really cold air that is settled deep across the eastern part of the country 30 degrees in jacksonville this morning but that really really cold air that is in in the northeast being driven by the winds your feels like temperatures negative 16 from new york getting up towards boston and there will be in portions of interior new england where those temperatures drop another 10 to 20 degrees for feels like temperatures it's being driven by that wind 15 20 30 miles an hour at time those are gusting winds yesterday those were a little bit stronger and they will wind down over the course of today

The heaviest snow was in North Carolina.

These are some of our big snowfall totals.

You heard that high of 17 inches, but widespread, a whole lot of places saw over a foot of snow.

snow down across the Tar Heel State.

The winds were intense, and that's why visibility is so low.

Still windy out there, but our high winds out there, 50, 60, in some cases pushing 70 miles an hour, as this system is very powerful, deep pressure creating a whole lot of winds out there.