Some neat features you can spot on #satellite over the Southeast this morning: 1. Fog dissipating in the valleys of the Southern Appalachians 2. Outflow boundary heading towards the TN-AL border, caused by decaying storms in TN #ALwx #TNwx | WeatherBug | Facebook

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While a major winter storm brought travel chaos across the Midwest on Saturday, with Chicago recording a record 8.4 inches, these two kids in Hawthorn Woods, Illinois, were ready to go! This footage shows the pair making their very first snow angels in the fresh powder as part of a historic storm that dumped 8-16 inches across the region. | WeatherBug

New York City got its first measurable snow overnight, at least 1.1 inches in Central Park, up to 5 inches in outer boroughs. But the real story is what's behind it. Bitter Arctic air is plunging south with wind chills dropping to minus-40 in the Great Lakes. Even Gulf Coast states will see temps in the 20s and 30s, way below their normal 40s. Cold Weather Advisories stretch from the Dakotas to the Gulf. Prolonged exposure without proper coverage can lead to cold-related illness. Get the full fo