HARLOW: Bitter cold, snow breaking records. We're talking about Erie, Pennsylvania, getting more than five feet of snow in three days. Our intrepid executive producer Michelle Moore (ph) calls it home. And look at her cute little nephews there out enjoying five plus feet of snow, helping you visualize how high it is, as it stacks up day after day. They are adorable. Let's got to meteorologist Chad Myers in the Weather Center, who is adorable in his own right, but not -- not like them.</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Well, yes, and the five feet of snow is right about right there, you know. So far this December, Erie, Pennsylvania, now has had 99.5 inches of snow. And then they had this 62. The 62 in three days. I can't imagine even trying to shovel that. Even as a kid growing up in Cheektowaga, New York, we never really had that much snow all at one time. Yes, it came 10, 12 inches, you shoveled it and you got out of the way and you let it snow again. But it's the cold air across the unfrozen Great Lakes, and that's the cold air we're seeing here. The wind chill right now in Chicago, 16 degrees below zero. It isn't warming up anytime soon. And lake-effect may pick up again on Saturday and Sunday. Poppy.</s>HARLOW: OK. We'll be watching, Chad. Thank you very, very much.</s>MYERS: You're welcome.</s>HARLOW: Have a good one.</s>MYERS: You too.</s>HARLOW: The next hour of NEWSROOM starts right now. Top of the hour. 10:00 a.m. Eastern. Good morning, everyone. I'm Poppy Harlow. John
Pennsylvania City Gets Five Feet of Snow.