MICHAEL GEORGE:
00:02:46
A lot of work ahead for those folks. Jason Allen, thank you. Well, take a look at our radar. The Northeast will see another round of snow overnight tonight and into tomorrow. Here's the good news. A lot less is expected this time around. And farther west, strong winds and low relative humidity are raising the fire danger in Colorado, Texas, and New Mexico. CBS News New York meteorologist Tony Sadiku has your forecast. Tony, good morning. Good morning, Michael. That historic snowstorm now over in the Northeast and New England. Here in New York City, officially the biggest snow in 10 years, making it a top-10 snowstorm too. But we know plenty of areas along the coast seeing 2 to 3 feet of snow. Thankfully, it's out of the way now, but the cleanup continues. Remember to pace yourself as you're moving a lot of that heavy, wet snow. And we've got to be mindful, too, of the threat of black ice this morning from any refreezing overnight, so allow extra time on that morning commute. Meanwhile, next system is winding up in the northern tier. This will be rolling through the Great Lakes. Already winter weather alerts for the UP of Michigan, which could see as much as half a foot of snow. Then this will continue to work its way through. So it's Chicago to Detroit. Light accumulations into the Northeast as well. Thankfully, this is not going to be as significant as the last one but could see a couple of inches interior sections of the Northeast. Lesser amounts for the I-95 corridor. Still unsettled in the West. Showers continue to move on through, especially the northern sections of California. The high terrain could see flooding through late today. Back to you.
MICHAEL GEORGE:
00:04:18
All right, Tony, thank you.
