WHITFIELD: All right, brace yourselves. A massive winter storm is expanding fast. Chad Myers with me now. Chad, what's going on?</s>CHAD MYERS, AMS METEOROLOGIST: It was digging into California yesterday, making rain and snow in the mountains of Southern California, now into Arizona, making snow in Tucson. And, now eventually, tonight, it'll move into Kansas, Oklahoma, parts of Nebraska and even into Texas, and eventually to the Southeast with an awful lot of severe weather and even some thunderstorms, a little flooding. Here you go. Kansas City, you're getting some light snow, but five inches on the ground in Wichita by morning. The entire pink zone here? Winter storm warning. That is the Plains and I know they get it, but this, we've been calling it the triple threat because there's snow, heavy snow on the north side, severe storms to the south, and also flooding to the southeast and, in between not even drawn in here, is an ice storm for Springfield, Missouri and also into like Fayetteville, Arkansas. Here's the snow. It does snow in Denver. Along the front range, we get snow. It eventually moves out by tomorrow night into Salina, into Kansas City. Heavy snow by morning in Kansas City and then continuing all day long, and even getting a little snow into Chicago before it's all said and done.</s>WHITFIELD: Wow. All right, well, Chicago, they're used to that.</s>MYERS: That's right.</s>WHITFIELD: You know. Folks still have to brace for the rest. All right, thanks so much, Chad.</s>MYERS: You're welcome.</s>WHITFIELD: Appreciate that. All right, that's going to do it for me. Thanks so much for joining us. I'm Fredricka Whitfield. See you tomorrow. "THE SITUATION ROOM" with Wolf Blitzer starts right now.
A Winter Storm Is Serving Up A Triple Threat