THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER
CAMP SPRINGS, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 6 FOR CENTRAL TO EASTERN U.S. WINTER STORM
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
400 PM EST TUE FEB 12 2008
...FREEZING RAIN CONTINUES TO ACCUMULATE FROM WESTERN TENNESSEE
AND KENTUCKY...INTO THE LOWER OHIO VALLEY STATES. MODERATE TO
HEAVY SNOW IS FALLING ACROSS THE MIDWEST INTO THE UPPER OHIO
VALLEY AND GREAT LAKES STATES AND PENNSYLVANIA...
WINTER STORM WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES ARE CURRENTLY IN EFFECT FROM
NORTHEAST ARKANSAS NORTHEASTWARD THROUGH THE MIDWEST...THE
NORTHERN MID ATLANTIC...AND ALL ACROSS THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED
STATES. WINTER STORM WATCHES ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF MAINE.
FOR THE MOST UP TO DATE MAP OF THESE AREAS...PLEASE VISIT
WWW.WEATHER.GOV.
AT 4 PM EST...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADARS DEPICTED AN
EXTENDED AREA OF MODERATE TO HEAVY PRECIPITATION FROM THE LOWER
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY...OHIO VALLEY...NORTHERN MID ATLANTIC
STATES...AND GREAT LAKE STATES. THE MAIN AXIS OF PRECIPITATION
PARALLELS THE COLD FRONT...STRETCHING FROM WEST CENTRAL KENTUCKY
TO THE SOUTHWEST ALONG THE TEXAS GULF COAST...AND TO THE NORTH OF
THE SURFACE LOW OVER THE OHIO VALLEY.
SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATED THAT RAIN IS NOW FALLING IN
TENNESSEE AND SOUTHERN KENTUCKY. A MIX OF RAIN AND FREEZING RAIN
IS FALLING IN THE SOUTHERN PORTION OF THE OHIO VALLEY AND THE
NORTHWESTERN MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES. MODERATE TO HEAVY SNOW IS
BEING REPORTED ACROSS THE NORTHERN OHIO VALLEY...GREAT LAKES
STATES...NORTHERN MID ATLANTIC STATES...AND WESTERN NEW YORK.
LIGHT SNOW IS BEING REPORTED IN THE UPPER AND MIDDLE MISSISSIPPI
VALLEYS. HEAVY PRECIPITATION ASSOCIATED WITH THIS SYSTEM IS
FALLING IN EASTERN TEXAS AND THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
...SELECTED STORM ICE TOTALS IN INCHES FROM 100 AM EST
MONDAY...FEBRUARY 11 THROUGH 400 PM EST TUESDAY...FEBRUARY 12...
...ILLINOIS...
PARK HILLS 2.50 SLEET
BONNE TERRE 5 S 2.00 SLEET
FARMINGTON 2.00 SLEET
ELLIS GROVE 1.50 SLEET
CHESTER 1.50 SLEET
BISMARK 1.00
WATERLOO 1.00 SLEET
FREDERICKTOWN 0.50 SLEET
SALEM 0.50 SLEET
SESSER 0.40
...INDIANA...
WASHINGTON 0.50
HARRISON 0.40
...OHIO...
PORTSMOUTH 0.10
...KENTUCKY...
MOUNT STERLING 1.00
FLEMINGSBORO 1.00
NELSON 0.30
FRANKLIN 0.30
MOREHEAD 0.25
JEFFERSON 0.25
NICHOLAUS 0.25
ANDERSON 0.25
SCOTT 0.25
FAYETTE 0.25
OWENTON 0.25
...MISSOURI...
AVA 4.5 SW 3.00 FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET
FT LEONARD WOOD 2.00 FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET
HOUSTON 1.50 FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET
ROLLA 1.50 SLEET
STE. GENEVIEVE 1.25
REPUBLIC 1.00
FARMINGTON 8 E 1.00 SLEET
JOPLIN 0.80
MILLER 0.75
NEOSHO 5 W 0.75
BUFFALO 0.70 FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET
STOCKTON 0.50
MORRISVILLE 0.50
IRON GATES 0.9 S 0.50 FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET
HARTVILLE 7 NW 0.50 FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET
...KANSAS...
PITTSBURG 1.00 FREEZING RAIN AND SLEET
WEST MINERAL 0.75
OSWEGO 0.50
INDEPENDENCE 0.50
CHANUTE 0.30
SEDAN 0.30
HOWARD 0.25
FREDONIA 0.25
...OKLAHOMA...
LENAPAH 10 N 0.50
MIAMI 0.30
LENAPAH 10 N 0.30
COMMERCE 0.25
WELCH 7 N 0.25
...SELECTED STORM SNOW TOTALS IN INCHES FROM 800 AM EST
MONDAY...FEBRUARY 11 THROUGH 400 PM EST TUESDAY...FEBRUARY 12...
...PENNSYLVANIA...
ALIQUIPPA 5.0
JOHNSTOWN 4.5
ROCHESTER 4.0
CRANBERRY 4.0
CORAOPOLIS 4.0
IMPERIAL 4.0
PRINCE GALLITZIN 3.9
EVERETT 3.6
HARSHAVILLE 3.5
MONACA 3.5
...SOUTH DAKOTA...
LAKE ANDES 6.0
PERKINS 6.0
HERRICK 4 WNW 5.9
LEAD 5.5 SSW 5.3
MARTIN 11.7 E 5.3
BUENA VISTA 5.0
HANNA 0.1 ESE 5.0
ONIDA 5.0
PIERRE 3.0
...NEBRASKA...
EMERSON 4.0
AINSWORTH 3.0
...KANSAS...
ESKRIDGE 0.1 SW 3.0
MUSCOTAH 0.2 SSW 2.5
COLBY 0.6 NNW 2.5
GOODLAND 0.5 ENE 2.0
...IOWA...
ODEBOLT 4.8 E 7.2
NEW HAMPTON 1.7 S 6.6
GREENE 6.5
CORRECTIONVILLE 6.0
CHARLES CITY 5.9
FORT DODGE 1.6 ENE 5.6
CEDAR FALLS 1.4 SSE 5.1
AMES 1.5 NNE 5.1
NEVADA 0.8 NW 5.1
CLARKSVILLE 5.0
PRIMGHAR 5.0
SOLON 0.3 ESE 5.0
DAYTON 2.4 NW 5.0
PARKERSBURG 4.2
...WISCONSIN...
CEDARBURG 5.0
MILWAUKEE 4.2
BROOKFIELD 4.2
MADISON TRUAX ARPT 3.9
BIG BEND 0.1 NNW 3.0
BROOKFIELD 1.8 SSE 2.5
WAUKESHA 1.8 SE 2.5
MUSCODA 6 S 2.5
MADISON 3.2 WSW 2.3
MIDDLETON 0.5 E 2.0
...INDIANA...
HARRISON 5.0
CORYDON 0.8 ESE 5.0
GRANGER 2.9 W 3.2
NEWBURGH 3.0
MILLTOWN 5.7 SSE 3.0
CRAWFORD 3.0
PERRY 3.0
FLOYD 3.0
CLARK 3.0
...KENTUCKY...
VERGENNES 6.0
FRANKFORT 3.1 NE 4.6
LOUISVILLE INTERNATIONAL 4.4
MEADE 4.3
bethel 4.0
CRESTWOOD 4.0
PROSPECT 1.0 S 4.0
OLDHAM 4.0
FRANKLIN 4.0
HARRISON 4.0
GEORGETOWN 1.3 NNE 3.6
...MICHIGAN...
PAW PAW 8.0
GRAND JUNCTION 8.0
ALLEGAN 6.0
HOLLAND 6.0
ALLENDALE 6.0
KALAMAZOO 5 N 3.0
...OHIO...
LONDON 5.0
SALEM 4.0
COSHOCTON 4.0
SCIO 4.0
YOUNGSTOWN MUNICIPAL ARPT 3.6
PIKETON 3.5
AKRON-CONTON REGIONAL ARPT 3.1
GALLIPOLIS 2.8
KENTON 2.5
GEORGETOWN 2.5
JACKSON 2.5
...WEST VIRGINIA...
MOOREFIELD 3.0
KEYSER 2.6
BAYARD 2.5
BERKLEY SPRINGS 2.3
MOUNT STORM 1.0
PETTERSBURG 1.0
MOOREFIELD 1.0
CHARLESTON 0.8
...MARYLAND...
FRIENDSVILLE 3.5
FROSTBURG 3.3
WESTERNPORT 3.0
ECKHEART HINES 3.0
HANCOCK 3.0
SOUTH CUMBERLAND 2.O
WESTMINSTER 1.0 N 1.5
AS UPPER-LEVEL ENERGY...CURRENTLY LOCATED OVER THE MID
WEST...PUSHES EASTWARD INTO THE OHIO VALLEY...LOW PRESSURE WILL
INTENSIFY OVER THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY AND LIFT INTO THE
EASTERN GREAT LAKES BY WEDNESDAY MORNING. A LARGE SWATH OF
MODERATE TO HEAVY PRECIPITATION IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE FROM THE
LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY INTO THE NORTHEASTERN U.S. WITH MIXED
SNOW...SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN. SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATIONS OF SNOW
AND ICE ARE EXPECTED FROM THE OHIO VALLEY INTO THE NORTHEASTERN
U.S. THROUGH THURSDAY. ICE ACCUMULATIONS OF A QUARTER INCH OR
GREATER CAN BE EXPECTED ACROSS THE LOWER OHIO VALLEY EASTWARD
ACROSS PENNSYLVANIA...NEW YORK...AND NEW ENGLAND THROUGH THE DAY
WEDNESDAY. A LARGE AREA OF HEAVY SNOW...5 TO 10 INCHES...IS
POSSIBLE FROM THE EASTERN GREAT LAKES THROUGH THE NORTHEAST INTO
WEDNESDAY.
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Last Updated: 356 PM EST TUE FEB 12 2008