00:00All right, good stuff there from Reed. Take a look at this. Same storm system. There's a snowy side to
00:04it. This is Alexandria, Minnesota. Aaron Jajak, he's on the move as well. And this video from earlier today before
00:11sunrise, the snow coming down. And again, I have the radar set up so you can see both the snow
00:18and the tornado threat right now, separated by only one state.
00:21Northern Wisconsin, you got accumulating snow. In northern Illinois, a severe thunderstorm and a tornado threat. Classic March set up
00:28here for us. And a quick look at this snow. Again, many of us seeing one to three inches of
00:33snow. There will be a few areas up into the northern part of Minnesota with six plus inches of snow,
00:38six to 12 inches. We're not done with winter yet. But once you get south of the latitude of Minneapolis,
00:42you're on to the warmer side. And the warm front itself is lifting up to Chicago right now.
00:49And regarding that severe threat, I'm going to switch over to the high res radar data out of Chicago, technically
00:53from a little south of Chicago. And there is a hook.
