JENNIFER GRAY, AMS METEOROLOGIST: Yes, really the hardest hit. We set records in Kentucky. And you can see this band of purple that stretches all the way through the state. This is where we had the highest numbers and you can see, I-65 right there, right where all of those people got stuck. We had 23 inches of snowfall in portions of Kentucky and areas of Missouri. We had about 15 and just very impressive numbers measured in feet. Of course, Lexington set a record. It was the snowiest two-day storm ever in Lexington, coming in at about 17.1 inches. Here's your radar. It is pushing out, of course, all the way finished in Kentucky, Tennessee and now it's impacting portions of Virginia, D.C., New York, and just on the south side of Boston. I don't think Boston's going to get the two inches they needed to break that record, but still snowing from New York City all the way down to D.C. Now this will continue to push out. We should have one last push right around the 7:00 hour and then wrapping up for everyone, of course, a little bit of mix of rain and ice for northern portions of North Carolina, including Raleigh. But then all of this will push out and very, very cold temperatures will come behind it. We could see an additional one to two inches of snow in D.C. -- Jake.</s>JAKE TAPPER, CNN HOST: These cold temperatures in the south, a big concern down there, of course.</s>GRAY: Yes, huge concern, especially for tonight. Temperatures are going to be in the teens and 20s, in the teens across New England, 14 in New York, 13 in D.C. for tonight, and Nashville at 21.</s>TAPPER: All right, Jennifer Gray, thank you so much. Appreciate it. In other national news, they go out of their way to showcase their savagery, even killing those who believe in their cause with no hesitation. Yet ISIS is attracting teen groupies right here in America. It's prompting a disturbing new warning from the FBI. That's next.
Snow and Ice Warnings in 22 States