The Weather Channel - Morning rush - December 26, 2012 - Part 2

ROLLING ITS WAY H@EASTBOUND. OW THROUGH GEORGIA AND THE CAROLINAS. TODAY NDLY DAY AND CHECK OUT. LINE.LL UP TOWARD JAH@CKSONVILLE AND BRUNSWICK, SAVANNAH,H@ CHARLESTON. YOU'LL BE HITH@ WITH THIS. WORSTE OF THE WHICHWAYS OUTSIDE OF NOW.HTBE ON CHARLOTTE, @H@H@H@ RALEIGH, AEENSBORO, YOU.GHH, WATCH FORH@ THEH@ HYDROPLANING, PONDING ON THEH@ ROADS. THE AREAH@ MOSTH@ PREVALENT FOR THEH@GH ANDH@NT OF NORTH CAROLINA AS WELL.H@INA YOUR ODDS OFH@ GETTING AH@ TORNADH@O. 50% CHANCE IN THOSEH@ SPOTS. SO, PLEASE, BE AWARE OF THEH@ CONDITIONS, ESPECIALLY BYH@ THI BEWH@AY TOND HAVING YOUH@ E TO NEED TO GET TO SAFE SHELTER. THE SNOWY SIDE. THIS IS A MESS.H@ COLUMBUS TO INDIANAPOLIS AND POINTS WESTBOUND.H@ RIGHT NOW IN INDY.H@ ZERO VISIBILITY. GUSTS TO H@29. BEATING AND THE BAND. OFUTH SH@IDE THE TOWN. YOU HAVE SNOW. YOU IN H@ EVANSVILLE, SOUTHERN, H@INDIANA ILLINOIS. AND GETTING H@HIT VERY, VERY HA. H@T THEAIN LINE.ING SNOW.EN THE RAIN THEKSS HOW THROUGHADAR THE DAY.H@ THE SNOW BEGINS TO BUILD. AND CLEVELH@AND TOWARD PITTSBUR IN THE NORTHEAST.H@ HAMMERED BY THIS AFTERNOON AND THIS EVENING.H@ MUCHYLVANIA, NEW YORK ENGLAND. STEPH. LOOKS LIKE ON IT RADAR. LIVE TO WINTER STORMH@H@ EH@UCL. DAVE MALL COUGH IN THEH@ SUBURBF INDIANAPOLIS CALLED FISHER.H@ NORTHEAST SIDE OF TOWN. LOOK AT THATH@ LIGHTNING. SYH@STEM.VE HAVEKLYW DETERIORATED? >> IT SEEMS LIKE IT WH@AS THE PT HOUR WE GOT MOST OF THE SNOW.H@ H@T ME TAKE YOU DOWN SO YOU CAN SEE HOW MUCH SNOW HAS ACCUMULATED DOWN HEREH@. LOOK AT THAT. UP RIGHTLLH@Y SCOOP THAT SNOW FORIND RIGHT NOW. TOPS OF THE BLADESH@ OF GRASS JUST A LITTH@ BIT AGO. LIVE LOOK AT THEH@ WIND. 5 MILE ANH@ HOUR, ALMOST @ IT WOULD --NDS, HITTS THAT WOULD A?ERY ONCE A WHILE, BUTH@ WINDS THAT WOULD HIT FOR A MINUTE ORH@ TWO MINUT H@ A TIME. SO 25 MILES AN HOUR OF WIND. I WH@ILL MOVE BACK HERE SO YOU N LIH@KE.T THH@E VISIBILITY IS OFFICIALS AND MELDCIALS HAVE ROADS E TO STAY TODAY. MOST EVERYTHING ISH@ CLOSED. SO YOU DON'T REALLYH@ NEED TO G ON THE ROADS. AS I MOVE BACK, YOU CAN H@SEE IS H@NDING WORSE AND WORSE, SEE. HARD IN YOURTHAT YOU ANDND,G SEE.REALLY BUT THISH@ ISN'T JUST THE STORYP HERE.H@ WE'RE ALSO TALKING ABOUT H@ TORNADOES. YES, TORNADOES, RIGHT HERE INH@ CANTORE COAST.H@ THERE?HAT'S GOING >> DAVE, 19 IS THEH@ NUMBER SO FAR, REPORTS,H@ AND I'M SURE THEY'LL H@UPDATE THAT. WEATHER SERVICE TEAMS HAVE TOH@ DAMAGE. AND SURVEY THE POWERIMESLEM, THEYLY,T OUT SO DOESN'T,THE EARLIER AD DOING RNING WHEN WE H@SHOT, WE COULDN'T SEE THERE WAS AN SUVH@ SITTING UNDER THIS TREE H@DEBRIS. SOMETIMES THE CLEANUP EFFORTH@ ALLOWS TO US DO THAT. SNAPPEDTHE LITERALLY CABLE.G THAT'S THE OH@NLYH@ THINGH@ HOL THAT UP RIGHT NOW. IF THAT WERE TOH@ SNAP, I'M NOTN A GOOD POSITION AND THAT POLE WILL COMEH@ ON DOWN. POWERMA ITT SECURE THAT POLE ITTGHT CLEAN UPALL DOWN AND UNDERST OF THE HERE. PRETTY GOOD INROADS ONH@ DOING PRETTY BIGH@ TREES THAT HAVE BE ERE A WHILEH@ OBVIOUSLY AND OF THE THE STUFF OUT WAY. HASRCHPAL ROOF.IONS HARD TO SEE H@HERE. AND EARLIER ON, I THOUGHTH@ THI IS PROBABLY 80 TO 100 MH@ILES A HOUR. THEN I REALIZED THAT WAS AH@ SLE ROOF. MATERIAL.H AAYH@ GET MILES AN HOUR WITH THAT, NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WILL COME OUTH@ WITH THR TEAMS AND ASSESS THEH@ DAMAGE. BEHIND ME, YOU CAN SEE AH@ LOT THE DEBRISH@ SITTING ON H@NANNEDND AREH FAMILYTIME CLEANING UP H@AFTER THE TORNADO. SECOND ONE INH@ FIVEH@ DAYS INH MOBILE. BACK TO YOU. >> TH@HAT IS A HUGE THOROUGHFAR THERE, CANTORE. AVERAGE 36 TH@ORNADOES IN DECEMBER. THEORTED BEFORE OUTBH@REAK. WE COULD DEFINITELY SEE ABOVEH@