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Hope you're having a great afternoon so far. Coming up here on GMA3. Get ready to roll into Texas with Becky Worley. She's bringing us to a beloved family-owned

roller rink and sharing an incredible story of community. Roller skating. Remember that? Yes. Do you

remember couple skating? Speaking of childhood, yes. I had one time with the two boys.

Oh, Ginger. Cute. Yeah. It was like the three. Didn't you guys have that? It's so much fun.

Oh, the cold. Oh, we're going to talk about the cold today, too. It's really harsh on your skin. Is your skin dry? I know mine is going through it.

Guess what? We have winter beauty deals and steals. Tori is here with some viewer favorites, including certified organic skincare from the company that was founded by Supermodel Miranda Kerr. We're going to begin with that bitter cold, though. We've got to talk about it for millions of Americans. Another Arctic blast is on the way as well as a major winter storm taking aim at the south. Ginger, winter far from over here.

Yeah, Stephanie was like, oh, today it's so brisk, and I said, wait till Saturday. It gets even colder. Yes, and it's that Arctic air that is going to fuel this major winter storm. So it's going to meet up with Pacific and Gulf moisture, and it's going to develop the storm that not only has significant snow. We're talking about more snow than you get in the season, or two times that for a place like Oklahoma City, potentially, or a little rock.

And then ice on the bottom end.

And so that pink that you see there, that can create that freezing glaze that takes down power lines or trees.

It's not just in the plains, but this thing keeps moving Saturday night through Sunday into the southeast.

And that's why we think impacts could be anywhere from, say, North Georgia over into western North Carolina, South Carolina.

And then it's going to be all about those temperatures.

We are dropping temps to an extreme.

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