9.5K views · 64 reactions | Ginger Zee takes a look at the record breaking temperatures from the Midwest to the South. https://gma.abc/2mYrR9u | Good Morning America | Facebook

7.6” Pensacola, FL 7.5” Mobile, AL The most snow ever recorded! Most records go back to the mid to late 1800s 8” in New Orleans is likely second-most after 1895 storm. And that snow is going nowhere this morning! How are you all holding up? | Ginger Zee

WINDY NORTHEASTRIVERS STILL HIGH MID-SOUTH AFTER DEADLY FLASH FLOODINGNEW SNOWSTORM FROM OZARKS TO VIRGINIA THIS WEEKDANGEROUS COLD ALL THE WAY TO DALLAS THIS WEEK!Watch here for weather headlines!some DAILY RECORD LOWS WILL BREAK THIS WEEK: NORTH TEXAS & OKLAHOMA!!! DALLAS: extreme cold watch from Tuesday night through Thursday. Windchills could be as cold as 10 below for the areas highlighted. Oklahoma City area could have a windchill as cold as 20 below zero. @kentongewecke @samwnek | Ginger

20K views · 1.3K reactions | Snowing from Des Moines to KC this morning as Chicago to Detroit looks for the snowy side. Tornado threat New Orleans to Birmingham, AL. And that Thursday rain and snow in California will be intense and potentially destructive with mudslides. A full look here. | Ginger Zee | Facebook

11K views · 253 reactions | ABC News Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee is in Fort Myers with the latest as Hurricane Ian moves onshore. "We've had offshore winds all day and now they're starting to shift...we're just beginning to see this water come up instead of away." | ABC News Live | Facebook

4.6K views · 47 reactions | ABC News' Chief Climate Correspondent Ginger Zee introduces us to 3D printed homes and explains how they could be a solution for both the housing and climate crises. https://abcnews.link/07XrdMM?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=dhfacebook&utm_content=app.dashsocial.com%2Fabcnewslive%2Flibrary%2Fmedia%2F550539907 | ABC News Live | Facebook

36K views · 183 reactions | ABC News Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee has the latest track and timing as severe weather targets major cities along the East Coast. | Good Morning America | Facebook