Plenty of Winter Weather To Go Around!

Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service juneau ak
501 am akst mon dec 8 2008
Cape fairweather to cape suckling coastal area-
Including the city of, yakutat
501 am akst mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm warning in effect from 6 pm this evening to 6 pm
Akst tuesday,
The national weather service in juneau has issued a winter storm
Warning, which is in effect from 6 pm this evening to 6 pm akst
Tuesday.
A strong front will bring ample moisture in from the gulf of
Alaska while an arctic front will bring in cold air from the
Yukon. The combination of these elements is expected to 10 to 18
Inches of snow to the yakutat area monday night through tuesday.
All travel should be done with extreme caution. Motorists should
Be prepared for winter driving conditions. Be prepared in case
There is a loss of power.
A warning means that a winter storm is already occurring or
Imminent. This storm could pose a threat to life and property.
This statement will be updated by 400 pm akst monday or sooner if
Conditions warrant.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service juneau ak
501 am akst mon dec 8 2008
Taiya inlet and klondike highway-
Including the city of, skagway
501 am akst mon dec 8 2008
, blizzard warning in effect from midnight tonight to 6 pm akst
Tuesday,
The national weather service in juneau has issued a blizzard
Warning, which is in effect from midnight tonight to 6 pm akst
Tuesday. The winter storm watch is no longer in effect.
A strong front will bring ample moisture in from the gulf of
Alaska while an arctic front will bring in cold air from the
Yukon. The combination of these elements is expected to produce 10 to
16 inches of snow, a north wind of 25 mph with gusts to 50
Mph, and blowing snow limiting visibility to less than one
Quarter mile.
All travel should be done with extreme caution. Motorists should
Be prepared for winter driving conditions. Be prepared in case
There is a loss of power.
A blizzard warning means a serious threat to life and property is
Already occurring or imminent.
Travel is discouraged unless it is an absolute emergency.
This statement will be updated by 400 pm akst mon or sooner if
Conditions warrant.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service grand junction co
409 am mountain standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter weather heading for eastern utah and western colorado,
.mountain snow, with mixed rain and snow at the low elevations
Developed across southwest colorado prior to sunrise, and will
Continue there today as one storm moves east across arizona and
New mexico. A different storm approaching from the northwest will
Drive a cold front across eastern utah and western colorado today
Bringing widespread snow to the northern and central mountains,
And mixed rain and snow to the lower elevations. Mountain snow will
Continue tonight before diminishing from west to east tuesday
Morning.
Travel across the high country will become hazardous today due to
The snowfall, including over red mountain, vail, and rabbit
Ears passes.
Elkhead and park mountains-grand and battlement mesas-
Gore and elk mountains/central mountain valleys-
West elk and sawatch mountains-flattops-
Including the cities of, columbine, toponas, skyway, aspen,
Vail, snowmass, crested butte, taylor park, marble, buford,
Trappers lake
409 am mountain standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter weather advisory remains in effect from 10 am this
Morning to noon mountain standard time tuesday,
A winter weather advisory for snow remains in effect from 10 am
This morning to noon mountain standard time tuesday.
Snow will develop this morning and become widespread this
Afternoon. The snow will continue tonight and then gradually
Diminish tuesday. Total snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches are
Expected by late tuesday morning.
A winter weather advisory means that periods of snow, sleet, or
Freezing rain will cause travel difficulties. Be prepared for
Slippery roads and limited visibilities, and use caution while
Driving.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service pueblo co
753 am mountain standard time mon dec 8 2008
Western mosquito range/east lake county above 11000 ft-
Eastern sawatch mountains above 11000 ft-
La garita mountains above 10000 ft-
Eastern san juan mountains above 10000 ft-
Including, climax, independence pass, mt elbert, mt massive,
North pass, cumbres pass, wolf creek pass
753 am mountain standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter weather advisory remains in effect from 11 am this
Morning to 5 am mountain standard time tuesday,
A winter weather advisory remains in effect from 11 am this
Morning to 5 am mountain standard time tuesday.
This advisory is in effect for the eastern san juan and la garita
Mountains above 10000 feet, and the sawatch and mosquito ranges
Above 11000 feet, including wolf creek and monarch passes.
Total snowfall accumulations of 5 to 10 inches are expected by
Tuesday morning, with local accumulations up to 12 inches possible.
Precautionary/preparedness actions,
If you are planning to travel in the advisory area during the
Time of the advisory, listen to the latest weather forecast and
Consider traveling at another time or by another route.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service pueblo co
753 am mountain standard time mon dec 8 2008
Northern sangre de cristo mountains between 8500 and 11000 ft-
Northern sangre de cristo mountains above 11000 feet-
Southern sangre de cristo mountains between 7500 and 11000 ft-
Southern sangre de cristo mountains above 11000 ft-
Wet mountain valley below 8500 feet-
Wet mountains between 6300 and 10000 ft-
Wet mountains above 10000 ft-
Walsenburg vicinity/upper huerfano river basin below 7500 ft-
Trinidad vicinity/western las animas county below 7500 ft-
Including, la veta pass, poncha pass, blanca peak, cuchara,
Stonewall, weston, spanish peaks, silver cliff, westcliffe,
Rye, greenhorn mtn, walsenburg, trinidad
753 am mountain standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm warning remains in effect from 2 pm this
Afternoon to 8 am mountain standard time tuesday,
A winter storm warning remains in effect from 2 pm this afternoon
To 8 am mountain standard time tuesday.
This warning is in effect for the wet mountains and wet mountain
Valley, the sangre de cristo mountains, the spanish peaks, and
All of the i-25 corridor south of pueblo. Some locations in the
Warning include but are not limited to rye, walsenburg, la
Veta, la veta pass, trindad, the raton mesa, raton pass and
Westcliffe.
A significant winter storm will impact southern colorado this
Afternoon through tuesday morning. Total snowfall accumulations of
6 to 12 inches are expected by tuesday morning with local accumulations
Up to 16 inches possible. North winds of 15 to 30 mph gusting to
45 mph will result in areas of significant blowing and drifting snow
And near whiteout conditions at times.
Precautionary/preparedness actions,
Strong winds and reduced visibility are expected due to heavy
Snowfall and blowing snow.
Avoid travel in the warning area. If you are planning to travel
In the warning area during the time of the warning, listen to
The latest weather forecast and consider traveling at another
Time or by another route. If you must travel in the warning area
During the time of the warning, take along a winter survival
Kit. If you become stranded in a rural area, stay with your
Vehicle until help arrives. To keep warm in your vehicle, run
Your engine 10 minutes each hour, and make sure the exhaust pipe
Is clear of snow to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service sioux falls sd
1118 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
.a winter storm system will move across the northern and central
Plains today and tonight, producing widespread wintery
Precipitation. As this system strengthens and moves eastward
Tonight, strong northerly winds will develop and arctic air will
Pour southward. Two area of heavier precipitation appear likely.
One area around the huron and brookings area and another from
Northeast nebraska into northwest iowa.
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Including the cities of, rock rapids, george, inwood,
Larchwood, slayton, fulda, windom, mountain lake,
Worthington, jackson, lakefield, pipestone, luverne,
Gregory, burke, wessington springs, alpena, woonsocket,
Howard, madison, flandreau, chamberlain, kimball,
Plankinton, white lake, stickney, mitchell, alexandria,
Emery, salem, canistota, bridgewater, montrose,
Sioux falls, wagner, platte, lake andes, marty, armour,
Corsica, delmont, parkston, freeman, menno, tripp, parker,
Centerville, marion, viborg, hurley, chancellor, canton,
Lennox, tea, harrisburg
1118 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter weather advisory remains in effect from 4 pm this
Afternoon to 6 am central standard time tuesday,
A winter weather advisory remains in effect from 4 pm this
Afternoon to 6 am central standard time tuesday.
Snow will become widespread across the area by late this
Afternoon and early this evening as low pressure moves into the
Central and northern plains. A brief period of freezing rain will
Be possible as the precipitation develops, but should quickly
Change over to snow. Total snow accumulation of 1 to 3 inches
Will be possible.
A winter weather advisory for snow means that periods of snow
Will cause primarily travel difficulties. Be prepared for snow
Covered roads and limited visibilities, and use caution while
Driving.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service des moines ia
1048 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm conditions late today through tuesday,
.low pressure developing over the south central plains today will
Lift northeast through central missouri and the ohio valley
Tonight and tuesday. The system is expected to produce a moderate
To heavy amount of precipitation across central iowa. The snow
Will begin late this afternoon across northern iowa and continue
Into tuesday morning. Farther south the precipitation will begin
As rain before the transition to snow, with a brief period of
Freezing rain possible during the transition. Increasing north to
Northwest winds will cause blowing and drifting snow and
Contribute to reduced visibility and greatly hamper travel
Conditions later tonight and tuesday. Expect the blowing snow to
Continue for several hours even after the snow ends.
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Including the cities of, estherville, algona, forest city,
Northwood, emmetsburg, garner, mason city, humboldt,
Clarion, hampton, allison, waverly
1048 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm warning remains in effect from 3 pm this
Afternoon to 6 pm central standard time tuesday,
A period of freezing rain is possible this afternoon before the
Precipitation transitions to snow. The snow will continue through
The overnight before diminishing tuesday morning. Snowfall could
Be moderate to heavy at times tonight then quickly diminishing
After 6 am tuesday. Total snow accumulation of 4 to 7 inches is
Expected. North to northwest winds will increase to 20 to 30 mph
With gusts over 35 mph later tonight through the day tuesday. This
Will cause very low visibility at times and significant blowing
And drifting snow.
A winter storm warning for heavy snow means severe winter weather
Conditions are expected or occurring. Significant amounts of
Snow are forecast that will make travel dangerous. Only travel in
An emergency. If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight,
Food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service la crosse wi
1217 pm central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, freezing rain and sleet starting to move in,
.a mixture of precipitation, in the form of light freezing rain
And sleet, was moving into the area. This precipitation was
Across northeast iowa and far southern wisconsin. As this band
Lifts north, it will likely produce a coating of ice on exposed
Surfaces. The band should gradually transition over to sleet
Toward the iowa minnesota border. All of the precipitation should
Transition over to snow during the evening hours.
The remainder of the area north of the iowa minnesota border
Should see primarily all snow. Some light snow will develop across
The area this afternoon with the heaviest snow expected this
Evening into the overnight hours. There is a small possibility
That some mixed precipitation could fall as the precipitation
Starts, but it should not be enough to produce any ice
Accumulations.
Some uncertainty still exists for total snow amounts across
Northeast iowa into southwest wisconsin due to the mixed
Precipitation potential. Snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches
Still look possible along with some ice accumulation. Farther to
The north where mainly all snow is expected, total snow amounts
Should range from 5 to 10 inches. This band of snow should be
Centered on the interstate 90 corridor, especially from la
Crosse east toward black river falls and mauston. For areas north
Of neillsville wisconsin, snow amounts of 3 to 6 inches are
Expected.
In addition to the snow, winds will increase overnight to 15 to
25 mph out of the north and continue to tuesday. These winds will
Create drifting snow and will further hamper travel across the
Region.
Winter storm warnings are in effect for almost the entire local
Area through tuesday. A winter weather advisory is in effect for
Taylor county through tuesday.
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Including the cities of, decorah, waukon, charles city,
Oelwein, prairie du chien, richland center, platteville
1217 pm central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm warning now in effect until 6 pm central standard time
tuesday,
The winter storm warning is now in effect until 6 pm central standard
time tuesday.
A band of light freezing rain and sleet will move across the area
This afternoon. This band will likely produce a coating of ice on
Exposed surfaces. Treacherous travel will develop this afternoon
With this band of freezing rain and iowa. The precipitation will
Become heavier this evening and will transition over to all snow.
This snow will then continue through the overnight hours.
Ice accumulations up to a quarter of a inch will be possible.
Total snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches are still expected,
But could be affected by the amount of mixed precipitation that
Falls. North winds will increase to 15 to 25 mph overnight and
Tuesday which will create drifting snow and possibly some blowing
Snow. This will further hamper travel across the region. These
Winds could also produce some power outages if power lines and
Trees become laden with ice.
A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow,
Sleet, and ice are expected or occurring. Strong winds are also
Possible. This will make travel very hazardous or impossible.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service des moines ia
1048 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm conditions late today through tuesday,
.low pressure developing over the south central plains today will
Lift northeast through central missouri and the ohio valley
Tonight and tuesday. The system is expected to produce a moderate
To heavy amount of precipitation across central iowa. The snow
Will begin late this afternoon across northern iowa and continue
Into tuesday morning. Farther south the precipitation will begin
As rain before the transition to snow, with a brief period of
Freezing rain possible during the transition. Increasing north to
Northwest winds will cause blowing and drifting snow and
Contribute to reduced visibility and greatly hamper travel
Conditions later tonight and tuesday. Expect the blowing snow to
Continue for several hours even after the snow ends.
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Including the cities of, pocahontas, sac city, rockwell city,
Fort dodge, webster city, eldora, grundy center, waterloo,
Denison, carroll, jefferson, boone, ames, marshalltown,
Toledo, audubon, guthrie center, adel, des moines, newton,
Grinnell, atlantic, greenfield, winterset, indianola,
Knoxville, oskaloosa, corning, creston, osceola, bedford,
Mount ayr
1048 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm watch remains in effect from 6 pm central standard time
this
Evening through tuesday afternoon,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from 6 pm central standard time
this evening
Through tuesday afternoon.
A mix of rain, freezing rain and sleet is possible over much of
Central iowa tonight before transitioning to all snow late. Some
Ice accumulations are possible. Moderate to heavy snow is likely
Late tonight and tuesday, along with north winds increasing to 20
To 30 mph with higher gusts. Total snowfall accumulations of 3 to
6 inches are possible along with considerable blowing and drifting
Snow. The blowing and drifting snow, resulting in low visibility
And difficult travel, will likely continue into tuesday evening.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service quad cities ia il
918 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm possible this evening through tuesday night,
.a large storm system will move across the midwest today through
Tuesday, bringing significant rain and snow to the region. Along
And northwest of williamsburg to galena illinois, a combination
Of rain, freezing rain, sleet, and snow is expected monday
Night into tuesday morning, causing hazardous travel conditions.
Precipitation is expected to turn to all snow by tuesday morning
With heavy snow possible. Accumulations greater than 6 inches may
Occur by the time the snow ends. Tuesday afternoon into tuesday
Night, blowing snow will likely cause low visibilities and
Dangerous travel conditions.
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Including the cities of, independence, manchester, dubuque,
Vinton, cedar rapids, anamosa, maquoketa, marengo, galena,
Freeport
918 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, freezing rain advisory in effect until 6 pm central standard time this
Afternoon,
, winter storm watch remains in effect from 6 pm central standard time
this
Evening through late tuesday night,
The national weather service in quad cities has issued a freezing
Rain advisory, which is in effect until 6 pm central standard time
this afternoon.
A winter storm watch remains in effect from 6 pm central standard time
this evening
Through late tuesday night.
A combination of snow, rain, freezing rain and sleet are likely
To cause hazardous travel conditions across the area. Today, a
Band of freezing rain is moving north across the area, and where
Surface temperatures are below freezing icing is
Occurring, especially on elevated surfaces like bridges and
Overpasses. The freezing rain will end when temperatures rise
Above freezing and melt the ice. Tonight and tuesday, snow may be heavy at
Times. Significant snow accumulations over 6 inches are
Possible, mainly along the highway 20 corridor. Some ice
Accumulations are also possible monday night into tuesday morning.
Snow and blowing snow are expected tuesday afternoon through
Tuesday night.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet , and/or ice accumulations that would seriously
Impact travel. Monitor later forecasts for updates.
A freezing rain advisory means that periods of freezing rain or
Freezing drizzle will cause travel difficulties. Be prepared for
Slippery roads. Slow down and be careful while traveling.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service quad cities ia il
918 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm possible this evening through tuesday night,
.a large storm system will move across the midwest today through
Tuesday, bringing significant rain and snow to the region. Along
And northwest of williamsburg to galena illinois, a combination
Of rain, freezing rain, sleet, and snow is expected monday
Night into tuesday morning, causing hazardous travel conditions.
Precipitation is expected to turn to all snow by tuesday morning
With heavy snow possible. Accumulations greater than 6 inches may
Occur by the time the snow ends. Tuesday afternoon into tuesday
Night, blowing snow will likely cause low visibilities and
Dangerous travel conditions.
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Including the cities of, independence, manchester, dubuque,
Vinton, cedar rapids, anamosa, maquoketa, marengo, galena,
Freeport
918 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, freezing rain advisory in effect until 6 pm central standard time this
Afternoon,
, winter storm watch remains in effect from 6 pm central standard time
this
Evening through late tuesday night,
The national weather service in quad cities has issued a freezing
Rain advisory, which is in effect until 6 pm central standard time
this afternoon.
A winter storm watch remains in effect from 6 pm central standard time
this evening
Through late tuesday night.
A combination of snow, rain, freezing rain and sleet are likely
To cause hazardous travel conditions across the area. Today, a
Band of freezing rain is moving north across the area, and where
Surface temperatures are below freezing icing is
Occurring, especially on elevated surfaces like bridges and
Overpasses. The freezing rain will end when temperatures rise
Above freezing and melt the ice. Tonight and tuesday, snow may be heavy at
Times. Significant snow accumulations over 6 inches are
Possible, mainly along the highway 20 corridor. Some ice
Accumulations are also possible monday night into tuesday morning.
Snow and blowing snow are expected tuesday afternoon through
Tuesday night.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet , and/or ice accumulations that would seriously
Impact travel. Monitor later forecasts for updates.
A freezing rain advisory means that periods of freezing rain or
Freezing drizzle will cause travel difficulties. Be prepared for
Slippery roads. Slow down and be careful while traveling.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service chicago il
1201 pm central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm potential appears to be shifting farther north
For tuesday and tuesday night,
.low pressure developing over southeastern colorado is expected
To deepen over the texas and oklahoma panhandle region by
Evening, before lifting northeast toward the great lakes tonight
And tuesday. The latest computer model forecasts continue to take
This storm slightly farther to the north than previous
Forecasts, with the low pressure system expected to move across
Central illinois into northern indiana by tuesday afternoon.
Therefore the greatest threat of heavy accumulations of snow or
Ice will likely occur north of the wisconsin state line. Warm air
Feeding into this system from the south today will result in some
Patchy light freezing rain, sleet or snow, before precipitation
Changes over to rain tonight as surface temperatures rise above
Freezing. Precipitation is then expected to change over to snow
Tuesday as cold air is pulled into the back side of the storm,
With the potential for several inches of accumulation still
Existing across far northern and northwest illinois. North winds
Gusting above 30 mph tuesday afternoon and evening may cause
Blowing and drifting of snow which may result in hazardous travel
Conditions.
Winnebago-boone-
Including the city of, rockford
1201 pm central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, freezing rain advisory remains in effect until midnight central
standard time
Tonight,
, winter storm watch remains in effect from tuesday morning
Through late tuesday night,
A freezing rain advisory remains in effect until midnight central
standard time
Tonight. A winter storm watch remains in effect from tuesday
Morning through late tuesday night.
A storm system developing over the southern plains today will
Lift northeast across the midwest late tonight through tuesday
Night. A light mix of freezing rain, sleet or snow may occur
Today as this storm approaches, with precipitation expected to
Change to rain across the watch area tonight into early tuesday.
Rain will then mix with and then change to snow tuesday as cold
Air wraps into the back side of the storm. At this time, the
Greatest potential for heavy accumulations of snow or ice would
Appear to be from northeast iowa into southern wisconsin.
However, the path of the storm remains uncertain and a slightly
More southward track could bring snow and sleet accumulation
Across the watch area tuesday into tuesday evening. Anyone
Planning travel tuesday across the illinois wisconsin state line
Area should monitor the latest forecast information on this
Developing winter storm.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts.
A freezing rain advisory means that periods of freezing rain or
Freezing drizzle will cause travel difficulties. Be prepared for
Slippery roads. Slow down and use caution while driving.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service chicago il
1201 pm central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm potential appears to be shifting farther north
For tuesday and tuesday night,
.low pressure developing over southeastern colorado is expected
To deepen over the texas and oklahoma panhandle region by
Evening, before lifting northeast toward the great lakes tonight
And tuesday. The latest computer model forecasts continue to take
This storm slightly farther to the north than previous
Forecasts, with the low pressure system expected to move across
Central illinois into northern indiana by tuesday afternoon.
Therefore the greatest threat of heavy accumulations of snow or
Ice will likely occur north of the wisconsin state line. Warm air
Feeding into this system from the south today will result in some
Patchy light freezing rain, sleet or snow, before precipitation
Changes over to rain tonight as surface temperatures rise above
Freezing. Precipitation is then expected to change over to snow
Tuesday as cold air is pulled into the back side of the storm,
With the potential for several inches of accumulation still
Existing across far northern and northwest illinois. North winds
Gusting above 30 mph tuesday afternoon and evening may cause
Blowing and drifting of snow which may result in hazardous travel
Conditions.
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Including the city of, rockford
1201 pm central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, freezing rain advisory remains in effect until midnight central
standard time
Tonight,
, winter storm watch remains in effect from tuesday morning
Through late tuesday night,
A freezing rain advisory remains in effect until midnight central
standard time
Tonight. A winter storm watch remains in effect from tuesday
Morning through late tuesday night.
A storm system developing over the southern plains today will
Lift northeast across the midwest late tonight through tuesday
Night. A light mix of freezing rain, sleet or snow may occur
Today as this storm approaches, with precipitation expected to
Change to rain across the watch area tonight into early tuesday.
Rain will then mix with and then change to snow tuesday as cold
Air wraps into the back side of the storm. At this time, the
Greatest potential for heavy accumulations of snow or ice would
Appear to be from northeast iowa into southern wisconsin.
However, the path of the storm remains uncertain and a slightly
More southward track could bring snow and sleet accumulation
Across the watch area tuesday into tuesday evening. Anyone
Planning travel tuesday across the illinois wisconsin state line
Area should monitor the latest forecast information on this
Developing winter storm.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts.
A freezing rain advisory means that periods of freezing rain or
Freezing drizzle will cause travel difficulties. Be prepared for
Slippery roads. Slow down and use caution while driving.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service northern indiana
102 pm eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008
.a warm front will move north across the area this afternoon
Accompanied by a band of light freezing rain and sleet.
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Including the cities of, michigan city, la porte, south bend,
Mishawaka, elkhart, goshen, lagrange, topeka, angola,
Kendallville, ligonier, auburn, garrett, knox,
North judson, plymouth, bremen, warsaw, winona lake,
Columbia city, south whitley, fort wayne, niles,
Benton harbor, st. Joseph, buchanan, dowagiac, cassopolis,
Sturgis, three rivers, coldwater, hillsdale, bryan,
Montpelier, wauseon, archbold, defiance, napoleon,
Paulding, antwerp, ottawa, pandora, van wert, delphos, lima
102 pm eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008 /1202 pm central standard
time mon dec 8 2008/
, freezing rain advisory in effect until 7 pm eastern standard time /6
pm central standard time /
This evening,
The national weather service in northern indiana has issued a
Freezing rain advisory, which is in effect until 7 pm eastern standard
time /6 pm
central standard time / this evening.
A band of light freezing rain and sleet is expected to move across
Northern indiana, Northwest ohio, And the adjacent counties in
Southern michigan this afternoon. Temperatures across portions of
This area will likely rise above freezing by this evening.
A freezing rain advisory means that periods of freezing rain or
Freezing drizzle will cause travel difficulties. Be prepared for
Slippery roads. Slow down and use caution while driving.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service marquette mi
1135 am eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008
, moderate to heavy snow over south central upper michigan
Tonight and tuesday morning,
.as a low pressure system over kansas lifts northeast, reaching
Lower michigan tuesday, plan on snow spreading into south central
Upper michigan early this evening and continuing into tuesday
Morning.
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Including the cities of, menominee, escanaba, gladstone,
Manistique
1135 am eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008 /1035 am central standard
time mon dec 8 2008/
, winter weather advisory now in effect from 7 pm eastern standard time
/6 pm central standard time /
This evening to 11 am eastern standard time /10 am central standard
time / tuesday,
The winter weather advisory for snow is now in effect from 7 pm
Est /6 pm central standard time / this evening to 11 am eastern
standard time /10 am central standard time / tuesday.
Look for snow to develop early this evening. The snow will
Gradually increase in intensity tonight and accumulate 4 to 8
Inches before diminishing to scattered light snow showers late
Tuesday morning.
A winter weather advisory for snow means that periods of snow
Will cause primarily travel difficulties. Be prepared for snow
Covered roads and limited visibilities, and use caution while
Driving.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service gaylord mi
1048 am eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008
, potential for another round of heavy snow,
.a storm system is expected to gather in strength tonight and
Move northeast across extreme southeast lower michigan tuesday
Night. Snow is expected to increase in coverage and intensity
Tonight as abundant moisture surges north ahead of this system.
Moderate, To occasionally heavy, snow will continue through at
Least tuesday evening. At this time, the heaviest snow is
Expected to remain across northern lower michigan.
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Including the cities of, petoskey, cheboygan, rogers city,
Charlevoix, northport, mancelona, gaylord, atlanta, alpena,
Frankfort, traverse city, kalkaska, grayling, mio,
Harrisville, manistee, cadillac, lake city, houghton lake,
West branch, tawas city, gladwin, standish
1048 am eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm watch remains in effect from 7 pm eastern standard time this
Evening through wednesday morning,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from 7 pm eastern standard time
this evening
Through wednesday morning.
Developing low pressure over the central plains tonight will move
Northeast across southeast lower michigan tuesday evening.
Abundant moisture ahead and north of the lows path may bring a
Prolonged period of moderate, to occasionally heavy, snow
Tonight through at least tuesday evening across northern lower
Michigan. Additional snow accumulations of 6 inches or more are
Possible by wednesday morning.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service grand rapids mi
1118 am eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008
, wintry mix of precipitation on the way late this afternoon
Through tuesday afternoon,
.freezing rain and sleet will develop south of interstate 96 by
Late this afternoon and slowly move north. Mainly snow is anticipated
North of interstate 96 tonight. A wintry mix of snow, Sleet,
Freezing rain, Sleet and even fog is anticipated tuesday. There
Is potential for at least 6 to 8 inches of snow tonight through
Tuesday north of a line from muskegon to alma. Hazardous travel
Conditions are anticipated across our area tonight through
Tuesday.
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Including the cities of, ludington, baldwin, reed city,
Clare, hart, fremont, big rapids, mount pleasant, muskegon,
Greenville, alma, jenison, grand rapids, ionia, st. Johns
1118 am eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm watch remains in effect from 7 pm eastern standard time this
Evening through wednesday morning,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from 7 pm eastern standard time
this evening
Through wednesday morning.
Snow is expected to develop tonight across the watch area. The
Snow may become heavy at times with accumulations in excess of 8
Inches possible by tuesday night.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service detroit/pontiac mi
518 am eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008
, a winter storm will impact portions of southeast michigan
Tonight through tuesday night,
.southerly flow in advance of a developing low pressure system
Over the central us will allow snowfall to increase over the area
Tonight. The low will then track across southeast michigan on
Tuesday. Even though the surface low is forecast to be rather
Weak, strong forcing in the upper portions of the atmosphere
Along with an unseasonably high amount of moisture will provide
The necessary ingredients for the development of moderate to heavy
Snowfall.
The track of the surface low still remains somewhat uncertain.
Due to the amount of warm air lifting into the area from the
South, precipitation type will also be heavily dependent on the
Track of the low. If it tracks farther west, snow will change
Over to rain more quickly, limiting snowfall accumulations. On
The other hand, if the low track is farther east, snowfall
Accumulations will be higher. Despite this uncertainty, there
Seems a decent chance that some locations will receive 6 or more
Inches of snow.
Later forecasts on this impending winter storm should continue to
Be closely monitored.
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Including the cities of, midland, bay city, bad axe,
Saginaw, caro
518 am eastern standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm watch remains in effect from this evening through
Wednesday morning,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from this evening through
Wednesday morning.
Snow will increase over the area this evening. Snow may become
Heavy at times overnight. Snow will continue into tuesday, when
It may mix with sleet or freezing rain at times, and then taper
Off to flurries tuesday night. Snowfall accumulations of 6 to 8
Inches will be possible by tuesday night. In fact, given the long
Duration of snow, some locations may see total snowfall approach
10 inches. If the storm system tracks farther west however, snow
May mix with or change over to rain which would dramatically lower
Snowfall accumulations.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow accumulations that may impact travel. Continue to monitor
The latest forecasts.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service grand forks nd
1053 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, snow expected this afternoon for eastern north dakota and
West central minnesota,
.a broad area of low pressure stretching from western ontario
To the central plains will cause the snow to continue over
Parts of eastern north dakota and west central minnesota this
Afternoon. The snow will interfere somewhat with the
Evening commute. Brisk northerly winds will cause some drifting
Snow across roads this afternoon into the evening.
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Including the cities of, halstad, moorhead, detroit lakes,
Breckenridge, fergus falls, new york mills, elbow lake,
New rockford, cooperstown, finley, mayville, valley city,
Fargo, lisbon, gwinner, wahpeton
1053 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter weather advisory remains in effect until 6 pm central
standard time this
Afternoon,
A winter weather advisory for snow remains in effect until
6 pm central standard time this afternoon.
A total of 2 to 5 inches of snow is expected by this evening
Over a good part of eastern north dakota and west central
Minnesota. The heavier amounts will fall generally south of
Highway 200 and interfere with the evening commute. Strengthening
Northerly winds will cause some drifting of snow this afternoon
And evening, particularly across east to west orientated
Highways. Visibility will lower to one half mile at times in
Heavier snow bands.
A winter weather advisory for snow means that periods of snow
Will primarily cause travel difficulties. Be prepared for snow
Covered roads and limited visibilities, and use caution while
Driving.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service twin cities/chanhassen mn
929 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, significant snow today into tonight,
.snow will be moving into central minnesota today, and then
Developing over southern minnesota and west central wisconsin
This afternoon and evening. Prior to the onset of snow, a mix of
Freezing rain and sleet is possible across west central minnesota
During the late morning hours.
Tonight into tuesday morning, there is the potential for heavy snow and
Blowing snow over south central minnesota. A winter storm watch
Has been issued for tonight and tuesday morning for areas south of
A line from new ulm and mankato, to durand and eau claire. Winter
Weather advisories have been posted for most of central minnesota
And the remainder of west central wisconsin.
Accumulations of 3 to 6 inches can be expected over portions of
Central and southern minnesota by late tonight. 6 to 10 inches of
Snow is possible over south central minnesota and parts of west
Central wisconsin by tuesday morning. Some adjustments to snow
Amounts, along with upgrades to warnings, may be needed later
This afternoon. The snow may be preceded by a period of freezing
Rain and sleet this morning over west central minnesota, and over
Far southern minnesota this afternoon. In addition, north winds of 20 to
30 mph will be increasing over southern minnesota
Overnight, causing blowing and drifting snow.
A storm system will be organizing over the high plains today and
Tracking across the missouri, iowa border area, late tonight
And tuesday morning. Listen for later updates on this developing
Winter weather situation.
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Including the cities of, morris, glenwood, st. Cloud, foley,
Elk river, cambridge, madison, benson, montevideo, willmar,
Litchfield, monticello, granite falls
929 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter weather advisory remains in effect until 9 pm central
standard time this
Evening,
A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 9 pm central
standard time this
Evening.
Snow will spread across the area this morning and continue into
The evening. In addition, a mix of freezing rain and sleet will
Be possible this morning across west central minnesota. Snow
Accumulations of 3 to 5 inches are likely. Increasing north winds
Late this afternoon and evening, may cause blowing and drifting
Snow, generally west of a line from morris, to willmar, and
Granite falls.
A winter weather advisory for snow and blowing snow means that
Visibilities will be limited due to a combination of falling and
Blowing snow. Use caution when traveling, especially in open
Areas.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service glasgow mt
400 am mountain standard time mon dec 8 2008
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Including the cities of, malta, saco, glasgow, fort peck,
Hinsdale, frazer, scobey, plentywood, medicine lake,
Wolf point, poplar, winnett, jordan, circle, sidney,
Fairview, whitewater, zortman, opheim, culbertson
400 am mountain standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter weather advisory now in effect until noon mountain standard
time today,
The winter weather advisory for snow is now in effect until noon
mountain standard time today.
Snow will continue to spread south across the area this morning
Behind an arctic cold front. Snow accumulations around 2 inches
Will be most common this morning, but heavier storm total amounts
Of 4 to 5 inches will have fallen across sheridan, daniels, and
Northern valley counties by the time the snow ends later this
Morning.
Persons planning travel or other outside activities today should
Be prepared for hazardous conditions due to snow and ice on
Pavement and resulting slippery conditions today. Many areas
Have ice under the snow, compounding the hazard.
To get the latest information on road conditions, call the
Montana department of transportation road report number by
Dialing 5 1 1.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service omaha/valley ne
415 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, a storm system will affect the region tonight and tuesday,
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Including the cities of, onawa, missouri valley, harlan,
Council bluffs, glenwood, red oak, sidney, clarinda,
Pender, norfolk, stanton, west point, tekamah, columbus,
Schuyler, fremont, blair, david city, wahoo, omaha,
Bellevue, seward, lincoln, plattsmouth, nebraska city
415 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm watch remains in effect from this evening through
Tuesday afternoon,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from this evening through
Tuesday afternoon.
The first winter storm of the season is expected to start affecting
The area by this evening. Low pressure at the surface should be
Over the oklahoma panhandle by early evening, then the low will
Track northeast into illinois tuesday afternoon.
Rain is expected to develop this afternoon. The precipitation
Should quickly change to snow early monday evening over northeast
Nebraska. Precipitation will change over to snow from northwest
To southeast across the remainder of eastern nebraska and
Southwest iowa later in the evening or overnight as colder air
Moves in with stiff north winds. The combination of snow and winds
Gusting up to 40 mph at times will create areas of blowing and
Drifting snow, with low visibility. This could have a significant
Impact on travel across the region.
Preliminary indications suggest that around 3 to 6 inches of snow
Is likely to accumulate before the snow ends from west to east on
Tuesday.
A winter storm watch means that there is potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service green bay wi
1043 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, major winter storm to affect the area starting late this
Afternoon,
.a storm system will track from southwest kansas to lower
Michigan by late tuesday. A band of heavy snow will fall north of
The path of this system, affecting central, northeast and east
Central wisconsin. Increasing north winds will bring considerable
Blowing and drifting snow on tuesday and tuesday night, especially
In the fox valley and lake shore areas.
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Including the cities of, rhinelander, crandon, tomahawk,
Antigo
1043 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter weather advisory remains in effect from 4 pm this
Afternoon to 12 pm central standard time tuesday,
A winter weather advisory remains in effect from 4 pm this
Afternoon to 12 pm central standard time tuesday.
Snow will develop late this afternoon and then continue through
Midday on tuesday. The snow will be heavy at times tonight.
A total snowfall of 5 to 8 inches is expected by midday tuesday.
A winter weather advisory for snow means that periods of snow
Will cause some travel difficulties. Be prepared for snow covered
Roads and limited visibilities, and use caution while driving.
The latest wisconsin road conditions can be obtained by calling
800-762-3947.
Urgent - winter weather message
National weather service green bay wi
1043 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, major winter storm to affect the area starting late this
Afternoon,
.a storm system will track from southwest kansas to lower
Michigan by late tuesday. A band of heavy snow will fall north of
The path of this system, affecting central, northeast and east
Central wisconsin. Increasing north winds will bring considerable
Blowing and drifting snow on tuesday and tuesday night, especially
In the fox valley and lake shore areas.
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Including the cities of, keshena, wausau, wisconsin rapids,
Stevens point, wautoma
1043 am central standard time mon dec 8 2008
, winter storm warning remains in effect from 4 pm this
Afternoon to 6 pm central standard time tuesday,
A winter storm warning remains in effect from 4 pm this afternoon
To 6 pm central standard time tuesday.
Snow will develop this afternoon and then continue through
Tuesday. The snow will be heavy at times tonight into tuesday.
Increasing north winds will also lead to some blowing and
Drifting of the snow on tuesday.
A total snowfall of 8 to 12 inches is expected.
A winter storm warning for heavy snow means severe winter weather
Conditions are expected. Significant amounts of snow are forecast
That will make travel hazardous. If you must travel, use extreme
Caution, or wait until the storm has ended. The latest wisconsin
Road conditions can be obtained by calling 800-762-3947.