Major ice storm expected for much of northern and central
Arkansas,
, winter precipitation will fall in southern arkansas,
, ice storm warning remains in effect until 6 am central standard time
wednesday,
An ice storm warning remains in effect until 6 am central standard
time wednesday.
Freezing rain will continue this morning, as the next round of
Precipitation moves over the northern half of the state. Another
Round will develop this afternoon, and continue into this
Evening and the overnight hours. Significant ice accumulations
Are expected, with one to two inch accumulations in some areas.
Later tonight, temperatures will fall, with snow and sleet
Possible across the area. However, ice will remain on area
Roadways, with all travel dangerous.
This is a very dangerous situation. An ice storm warning means
Severe winter weather conditions are expected or occurring.
Significant amounts of ice will make travel dangerous or
Impossible. Travel is strongly discouraged. Heavy ice
Accumulations will lead to widespread power outages.
Major ice storm will continue to affect much of the mid south
Through wednesday morning,
.the combination of abundant moisture, an approaching low
Pressure system, and cold air at the surface will produce a major
Ice storm across northeast arkansas, the missouri bootheel, and
Extreme northwest tennessee. Precipitation will continue develop
Throughout across the mid south today. The precipitation will fall
Mainly in the form of freezing rain across northeast arkansas,
The missouri bootheel, and extreme northwest tennessee where
Significant ice accumulations can be expected. Wintry
Precipitation is expected to spread southeast across the remainder
Of the mid south late tonight into wednesday morning.
, ice storm warning remains in effect until 6 am central standard time
wednesday,
An ice storm warning remains in effect until 6 am central standard
time wednesday.
A mixture of freezing rain and sleet will transition over to
Freezing rain today, especially north of a jonesboro arkansas to
Paris tennessee line.
Significant ice accumulations of one half inch or greater are
Expected through wednesday morning. The heaviest accumulations
Are expected north of of a jonesboro arkansas to paris tennessee
Line where over one inch of ice is possible. Precipitation is
Expected to briefly switch over to sleet and snow before ending
Wednesday morning.
This will be a long duration event. Trees and power lines will
Likely become ice covered, leading to possible loss of power
Across the area. Bridges, overpasses, and roadways will become
Extremely dangerous and may become impassable.
.an ice storm warning means severe winter weather conditions are
Expected or occurring. Significant amounts of ice accumulations
Will make travel dangerous or impossible. Travel is strongly
Discouraged. Commerce will likely be severely impacted. If you
Must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your
Vehicle in case of an emergency. Ice accumulations and winds will
Likely lead to snapped power lines and falling tree branches that
Add to the danger.
Ice storm warning in effect from noon today to 12 pm central standard time
Wednesday,
The national weather service in shreveport has issued an ice
Storm warning, which is in effect from noon today to 12 pm central
standard time
Wednesday. The winter storm watch is no longer in effect.
Temperatures will drop throughout the day today, as a cold front
Works south into the area ahead of an approaching upper level
Storm system. By noon, rain in some locations will transition to
Freezing rain as temperatures reach the freezing mark.
Ice accumulations of one half of an inch to an inch or more are
Possible by noon wednesday.
An ice storm warning means severe winter weather conditions are
Expected or occurring. Significant amounts of ice accumulations
Will make travel dangerous or impossible. Travel is strongly
Discouraged. Commerce will likely be severely impacted. If you
Must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your
Vehicle in case of an emergency. Ice accumulations and winds will
Likely lead to snapped power lines and falling tree branches that
Add to the danger.
A significant ice, sleet, and snow storm continues across much
Of eastern oklahoma and west central and northwest arkansas,
, ice storm warning remains in effect until 6 am central standard time
wednesday,
An ice storm warning remains in effect until 6 am central standard
time wednesday
For the following counties,
In arkansas,
Benton, carroll, washington, madison, crawford, franklin,
Sebastian.
In oklahoma,
Pushmataha, choctaw, adair, mcintosh, sequoyah, pittsburg,
Haskell, latimer, le flore.
Freezing rain, occasionally mixed with sleet, will continue to
Develop and move across southeast oklahoma and into northwest and
West central arkansas today. Total ice accumulations of greater
Than a half inch remain possible through tonight, with higher
Amounts beneath any embedded thunderstorms.
Toward this evening, the freezing rain will become increasingly
Mixed with sleet and possibly even snow, especially along and
North of the interstate 40 corridor. All precipitation will begin
To taper from northwest later tonight, before ending across the
Area by wednesday morning.
Scattered power outages have been reported across the
Area, primarily in arkansas. Additional ice accumulation on trees
And utility lines is expected, which will result in more
Widespread outages. In the hardest hit areas, the outages could
Last several days and possibly as long as a few weeks.
Do not go near downed lines, assume they are live and report any
Downed lines or power outages to your electric company.
Make sure you have an adequate supply of food, water and
Necessary medication to last through the duration of the ice
Storm. Due to the possibility of power outages, flashlights with
A good supply of batteries is recommended. If using a generator,
Do not operate it indoors!
An ice storm warning means severe winter weather conditions are
Expected or occurring. Significant amounts of ice accumulations
Will make travel dangerous or impossible. Travel is strongly
Discouraged.
Counties where it was reported that roads were slick in spots,
Franklin.
Counties where slick and hazardous roads were reported,
Adair, mcintosh, sequoyah, pittsburg, haskell, carroll,
Madison, benton, washington, crawford, and sebastian.
Snow to continue in the southern mountains today,
.a cold and unsettled northwest flow will be over eastern utah and
Western colorado today. Snowfall will continue through the day
Over southern mountains, with lighter snow falling in the north.
Winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories continue over
The mountains of southeast utah and southwest colorado.
For the latest details on this winter storm, visit the grand
Junction national weather service web site at weather.gov/gjt.
, winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 pm mountain standard
time this
Evening,
A winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 pm mountain standard
time this
Evening.
Periods of snow will continue over the san juan mountains through
Today. Total snowfall accumulations will vary from 8 to 16 inches
By this evening.
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.
Winter storm watch remains in effect from late tonight through
Wednesday evening,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from late tonight through
Wednesday evening for east central new york and adjacent
Western new england.
There is the potential for 7 or more inches of snow to fall from
Late tonight through wednesday evening across the entire
Area, although some icing will also be possible south and east of
Albany.
Snow will overspread the region from southwest to northeast late
Tonight, as low pressure moves from the tennessee valley to the
Mid atlantic region. The snow may be heavy at times on wednesday.
Snow could mix with sleet south of the capital region, with
Precipitation possibly changing to freezing rain across the mid
Hudson valley and litchfield county as warmer air aloft moves in.
There remains uncertainty with regards to the evolution and exact
Track of this winter storm, and resulting precipitation types.
When there is greater confidence in the storm track and
Evolution, a winter storm warning will be issued if warranted.
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 significant winter storm will affect the region on
Wednesday,
, winter storm watch remains in effect from late tonight through
Late wednesday night,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from late tonight through
Late wednesday night.
This watch is for areas south of the massachusetts turnpike and down
To the south coast. This includes southern massachusetts, northeast
Connecticut and rhode island. The watch does not include the cape or
islands.
Snow is expected to over spread the region from southwest to
Northeast between 4 am and 8 am wednesday morning. Once the snow
Begins, it may fall heavily at times during the morning.
Snowfall rates of 1 inch per hour will be possible during the
Morning. The snow will quickly accumulate on roadways, resulting in
Poor visibilities and hazardous travel.
A messy rush hour is expected across northeast connecticut where the
Snow will begin earlier. Across rhode island and southeast
Massachusetts, the snow will begin during the rush hour so it will
Have an impact on the morning commute everywhere.
The potential continues for 4 to 7 inches of snow. The best chance of
The higher amounts will be closest to the massachusetts turnpike. It
Does appear that enough warm mid level air will come into areas south
Of the massachusetts turnpike to result in a change to rain across
Southeast massachusetts and rhode island. Further northwest a period of
Sleet and freezing rain is likely, especially over connecticut and
Even the hills of northwest rhode island for a time. A tenth to one
Quarter inch of ice accretion is possible on top of the snow.
Anyone traveling on wednesday should be prepared for rapidly
Deteriorating conditions, with snow covered roadways and poor
Visibilities.
A winter storm watch is issued for the potential of accumulating
Snow of 6 or more inches in a 12 hour period, or 8 or more
Inches in a 24 hour period. Anyone traveling in the next 24 to
36 hours should monitor later forecasts and be prepared to modify
Travel plans should winter weather develop.
Significant snow and ice possible late tonight through
Wednesday evening,
.low pressure deepening over the lower mississippi valley will
Move towards the tennessee river valley by this evening, and then
Over the southern appalachians by wednesday morning. This low will
Slowly track just south of long island wednesday evening before
Passing over cape cod after midnight wednesday night. This system
Will bring significant wintry weather late tonight through
Wednesday night.
, winter storm watch remains in effect from late tonight through
Wednesday evening,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from late tonight through
Wednesday evening.
Snow will overspread the area after midnight tonight, and could
Become heavy at times during the wednesday morning commute. Snow
Accumulations of 5 to 8 inches are possible during this time.
Warmer air aloft will move into the area beginning late wednesday
Morning, but temperatures will remain below freezing throughout
The day. This will allow for the development of sleet and freezing
Rain, with over one quarter inch of ice possible during this
Time. Precipitation will taper off after midnight wednesday 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.
Wintry weather will affect the region through wednesday,
.a low pressure system responsible for the wintry weather will
Form over the tennessee valley today and then move northeast
Crossing the region wednesday evening.
, winter storm warning in effect until noon eastern standard time wednesday,
The national weather service in mount holly has issued a winter
Storm warning for snow sleet and freezing rain, which is in effect
Until noon eastern standard time wednesday. The winter storm warning
replaces the
Previously issued winter storm watch.
A period of snow is expected to leave around an inch of
Accumulation this morning before becoming light and intermittent
This afternoon. However, the snow should redevelop this evening
Then change to freezing rain and sleet after midnight and finally
To rain during the morning on wednesday. The total amount of
Snowfall is expected to be 3 to 4 inches. Also 1/4 inch of ice is
Possible from the freezing rain.
Since the ground is frozen, any snow that falls will accumulate
And roads will become slippery quite rapidly.
A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow,
Sleet, and ice are expected or occurring. This will make travel
Very hazardous.
Winter storm impacting southeast illinois and parts of central
Illinois today and tonight,
.low pressure tracking into the tennessee river valley today, and
The upper ohio valley tonight, will spread another round of snow
And periods of sleet across southeast illinois, and snow across
Parts of central illinois. The heaviest snow will occur south of
I-70, where storm total amounts of 7 to 9 inches will be common
By late tonight. Snow accumulations will steadily decrease further
North, With 2 to 4 inches expected as far north as a shelbyville
To paris line.
, winter storm warning remains in effect until midnight central standard
time
Tonight,
A winter storm warning for heavy snow and sleet remains in effect
Until midnight central standard time tonight.
An area of snow, which produced around 4 inches of accumulation
Overnight, will move out of southeast illinois by daybreak.
Periods of light snow or flurries can be expected during the
Morning, before heavy snow returns to area this afternoon. The
Snow may be mixed with sleet at times this afternoon and this
Evening.
An additional 3 to 5 inches of snow is anticipated by late
Evening, resulting in storm total amounts of 7 to 9 inches.
A few locations may reach 10 inches or more, especially south
Of highway 50.
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.
Major winter storm will affect the area tonight and tuesday,
.a winter storm is still in the process of moving through the
Southern rockies and the central united states. While most
Locations were getting a reprieve from the wintry weather this
Morning, another round is taking shape and will impact the area
Today and into early tonight. The storm will draw relatively warm
And moist air over the cold air entrenched at the surface of the
Earth. Precipitation today will take the form of a mixture of
Freezing rain and sleet over parts of southeast missouri, with
Snow expected further north mixing with sleet at times. All
Precipitation will become all snow tonight deeper colder air works
Into the region.
, winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 pm central standard
time this
Afternoon,
A winter storm warning for snow and sleet remains in effect until 6 pm
central standard time this afternoon.
Snow and sleet will continue through the day today, with some
Freezing rain or drizzle during the morning hours. Another 2 to
3 inches of snow will be possible during the day today giving
Storm totals of 3 to 5 inches. A light glazing will also be
Possible from the spotty light freezing rain or drizzle this
Morning. Storm total amounts will generally be lighter toward the
Northern portions of the warning area.
The accumulation of snow and sleet will make travel extremely
Difficult, particularly with such cold temperatures. If travel is
Necessary, make sure to exercise caution. Begin your travel with
A tank full of gas, and carry a winter storm kit which includes a
Shovel, Flashlight, cellphone, and blankets of extra warm
Clothing.
The winter storm continues to affect the quad state area,
Many communities were reporting between one quarter up to as much
As three quarter inch of ice accumulations, and areas in southern
Illinois had received two inches of sleet accumulation. There have
Been numerous power outages reported due to downed or bending
Trees across the power lines. Many roads in the area are hazardous
To travel. If at all possible, do not attempt to drive today. If
You must, please carry with you an emergency kit. This should
Include a blanket, small shovel, bottled water and snacks in
Case you become stranded. The precipitation will diminish by late
Morning, with a second wave of more freezing rain, sleet and
Snow to affect the area late this afternoon or early evening.
The winter storm will continue through tonight as a warm front
Slowly moves north across tennessee. A low pressure center will develop
Over texas this morning, then move northeast along the warm
Front. The low will pass near nashville this evening.
, winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 am central standard time
Wednesday,
Across most of southern illinois and much of southeast
Missouri, the winter storm will continue to produce a variety of
Winter precipitation types. Mainly sleet and freezing rain is
Expected today. The precipitation will change to mainly snow
Tonight.
Significant icing will occur today south of a line from perryville
Missouri, through carbondale, to carmi illinois. This includes
Poplar bluff and the ozark foothills of southeast missouri. Up to
Three quarters of an inch of ice will cause problems with downed
Tree limbs and power lines. The precipitation will change to mainly snow
Tonight across the entire region.
>From 3 to 6 inches of snow and sleet is expected along and north
Of a perryville, carbondale, carmi line. South of that line, an
Inch or two of sleet and snow is possible.
Snow, sleet, and ice accumulations of this magnitude will have
A major impact on travel. Please consider delaying or canceling
Travel through wednesday morning. Significant damage to power lines and
Trees is possible in some areas. Prepare for the possibility of
Extended power outages.
Significant winter weather event expected today through wednesday,
.low pressure will develop over the tennessee valley
Today, lifting northeast to the upper ohio valley by wednesday
Morning. The low will then move off the new england coast by
Wednesday night. This storm system will bring snow, sleet and
Freezing rain to the ohio valley region. Significant snow and ice
Accumulations are expected with this system.
, winter storm warning in effect until 12 pm eastern standard time
wednesday,
The national weather service in wilmington has issued a winter
Storm warning for snow, which is in effect until 12 pm est
Wednesday. The winter weather advisory is no longer in effect.
Light snow this morning will taper off to a chance of light snow
And freezing drizzle this afternoon. Another round of snow will
Overspread the area tonight, continuing into wednesday morning.
Snow will taper off from west to east wednesday afternoon.
1 to 3 inches of snow are expected today. Another 3 to 7 inches
Of snow will be possible tonight into wednesday.
Total snow accumulation for the entire event is expected to be
4 to 10 inches.
Remember, a winter storm warning means severe winter weather
Conditions are imminent or highly likely. Significant amounts of
Snow, sleet, and ice are expected or occurring. This will make
Travel very hazardous or impossible.
Stay tuned to noaa weather radio or your favorite source of
Weather information for the latest updates. Additional details
Can also be found at
www.weather.gov/iln
.
Winter storm warning remains in effect until 12 pm est
Wednesday,
A winter storm warning remains in effect until 12 pm est
Wednesday.
A slow moving winter weather system will bring a prolonged period
Of snow to indiana. As one wave exits the area this morning, only
Light precipitation is expected into early afternoon. Later this
Afternoon snow will return, mixing at times with sleet into this
Evening. Additional snowfall of around 3 inches is expected by
Wednesday morning, giving a storm total snowfall of 6 to 8 inches
Across much of the area.
Snow amounts may be refined as the track of the system becomes
Better defined. Stay tuned for the latest forecasts for this
Developing situation.
A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow,
Sleet, and ice are expected or occurring. This will make travel
Very hazardous or impossible.
A significant wintry mix will impact the area this morning through
Wednesday morning,
.a low pressure center over the southern plains will move across
Northern tennessee late this evening. This will bring periods of
Freezing rain, Sleet and snow to the area from late tonight
Through wednesday morning.
, winter storm warning now in effect until 7 am eastern standard time
/6 am central standard time /
Wednesday,
The winter storm warning is now in effect until 7 am eastern standard
time /6 am
central standard time / wednesday.
Across southern indiana and northern kentucky, the best chance
For significant snow accumulations will be through early
Afternoon today. Accumulations of 2 to 5 inches are expected by early
Afternoon. Light sleet or freezing rain later this afternoon will
Change to snow early wednesday with an additional 1 to 2 inches of
Snow and light icing expected.
Across the bluegrass region, 2 to 4 inches of snow and sleet
Accumulation are expected by early this afternoon. Freezing rain and
Sleet late today will change over to snow by wednesday morning with
Another 1 to 2 inches of snow and sleet possible.
Further south across central kentucky, mainly a sleet and freezing
Rain mixture is anticipated. Sleet and ice accumulations of 1 to 2
Inches are expected through this afternoon. By late today, freezing
Rain or just rain is expected, changing over to light snow early
Wednesday. Additional snow accumulations of around 1 inch is likely
Through wednesday morning.
Up to a quarter inch of ice will be possible mainly over the
Bluegrass region and central kentucky tuesday evening.
Use extreme caution if traveling this evening through tuesday
Night as untreated roads will become snow covered and slick.
Bridges and overpasses will also develop slick spots and travel
May become treacherous.
A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow,
Sleet, and ice are expected. This will make travel very
Hazardous or impossible.
Winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 pm central standard time
this
Evening,
A winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 pm central standard
time this
Evening.
A mixture of sleet, snow and freezing drizzle will make travel
Very dangerous across southeast kansas today. With even a few
Thunderstorms possible early this morning, snow accumulations of
1 to 2 inches will overlay about one quarter inch of ice to make
Travel treacherous! Travel across southeast kansas is strongly
Discouraged!
A winter storm warning means significant winter weather is
Expected or occurring. This will make travel dangerous.
Significant winter storm continues to impact the region
Today,
.gulf moisture overriding a dome of below freezing temperatures
Will continue to produce sleet, freezing rain and snow across the
Area today. Isolated thunderstorms will also accompany the wintry
Precipitation.
Roadways will continue to be slick and hazardous over all of
Extreme southeast kansas and the missouri ozarks.
, winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 pm central standard
time this
Afternoon,
A winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 pm central standard
time this
Afternoon.
Along the interstate 44 corridor, mainly sleet and freezing rain will
Continue through the early morning hours. Some of this
Precipitation will be accompanied by thunderstorms.
Additional precipitation over eastern kansas and oklahoma will
Spread into southwest and central missouri through the morning and
Afternoon as a mixture of sleet, snow and freezing rain. Storm
Total freezing rain accumulations will range from a glaze to one
Third of an inch. Storm total sleet and snow accumulation of one
To three inches, with locally higher amounts near thunderstorms.
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.
Major winter storm affecting eastern kentucky through wednesday
Morning,
.a developing low pressure system will continue to move northeast
Today, reaching eastern kentucky this evening. This weather system
Will bring a wintry mix of sleet, snow and freezing rain to eastern
Kentucky through wednesday morning along with a period of heavy rain.
, winter storm warning remains in effect until noon eastern standard
time today,
A winter storm warning remains in effect until noon eastern standard
time today.
A mixture of freezing rain, sleet and possibly a little snow has
Overspread the area this morning. The precipitation is expected to
Change over to just rain by noon today. The precipitation is
Expected to gradually transition back to freezing rain, sleet or
Snow on wednesday with additional light snow and ice accumulations
Possible.
At this time, it appears total snow and sleet accumulations of
Up to one inch are possible through noon today, with some
Additional light snow accumulations possible on wednesday. Between a
Quarter and a half inch of ice from freezing rain is also expected
Through noon today. Downed power lines, trees, or tree
Limbs, could result from the weight of the ice. Residents should
Prepare for possible power outages. Travel could also be extremely
Hazardous.
The exact amount and type of precipitation will be affected by
The track of this storm. It is important to remember there
Continues to be some uncertainty as to the exact track of this
Weather system, so be sure to listen for later updates.
A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow,
Sleet, and ice are expected or occurring. This will make travel
Very hazardous or impossible. Continue to monitor noaa weather
Radio or your local media for the latest forecasts. For more
Information, visit our web site at weather.gov/jacksonky.
A significant wintry mix will impact the area this morning through
Wednesday morning,
.a low pressure center over the southern plains will move across
Northern tennessee late this evening. This will bring periods of
Freezing rain, Sleet and snow to the area from late tonight
Through wednesday morning.
, ice storm warning remains in effect until 1 pm eastern standard time
/noon central standard time /
This afternoon,
An ice storm warning remains in effect until 1 pm eastern standard time
/noon central standard time /
This afternoon.
A mix of freezing rain and sleet currently across south central
Kentucky will change over to just rain by mid afternoon. Up to one
Inch of sleet accumulation and one quarter to one half inch of ice
Accumulation can be expected through early afternoon.
An ice storm warning means significant amounts of ice will make
Travel dangerous or impossible. Travel is strongly discouraged.
Commerce will likely be severely impacted. If you must travel, keep
An extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an
Emergency. Ice accumulations and winds will likely lead to snapped
Power lines and falling tree branches that add to the danger.
The winter storm will continue through tonight as a warm front
Slowly moves north across tennessee. A low pressure center will develop
Over texas this morning, then move northeast along the warm
Front. The low will pass near nashville this evening.
, ice storm warning remains in effect until 12 pm central standard time
Wednesday,
A major ice storm will continue in the tennessee border counties of
Western kentucky, as well as new madrid county missouri.
Temperatures will remain near or slightly above 32 degrees at the
Surface today. This will allow some of the rain to run off before
Freezing. Temperatures will fall again tonight, resulting in
Another period of more significant icing. The precipitation will
End wednesday morning as snow and sleet.
Downed tree limbs and power outages are occurring, and they will
Continue to be a problem through wednesday morning. From one half
To one inch of ice on trees and power lines will be common by
Wednesday morning.
Ice accumulations of this magnitude will cause significant damage
To power lines and trees. Prepare for the possibility of extended
Power outages. Roads will be heavily impacted, especially after
Temperatures fall through the 20s tonight.
An ice storm warning means severe winter weather conditions are
Expected or occurring. Significant amounts of ice accumulations
Will make travel dangerous or impossible. Keep an extra
Flashlight, food, and water on hand. Stay away from downed power lines.
Winter storm warning remains in effect until 12 pm est
Wednesday,
A winter storm warning remains in effect until 12 pm est
Wednesday.
A storm system moving into the area early this morning will
Continue to bring accumulating snow across the area through the
Morning rush.
After daybreak, warmer air will stream in from the south, and
Result in the snow changing to a mix of snow, sleet and freezing
Rain for portions of the warning area. Ice accumulation, on top
Of the fallen snow, will be possible during this time. Later in
The day tuesday and into tuesday night, many of the counties
Will see plain rain. As the cold front moves through wednesday,
Light snow returns.
Total snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches of snow are possible in
The warning area. One quarter inch of ice accumulation during
Periods of freezing rain is also possible. The higher snow totals
Will be across east central ohio into northern west virginia,
And especially in the northern mountains of west virginia. The
Most ice accumulation will be across northeast kentucky,
Southeast ohio, western west virginia, and in pocahontas
County, west virginia.
It should be noted that locations that receive the warning
Criteria snow may experience significant snow melt or settling of
The snow tuesday night, with the onset of rain in the warmer
Air.
A winter storm warning for heavy snow and ice means severe winter
Weather conditions are expected or occurring. Significant amounts
Of snow and ice 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.
A significant winter storm will affect the region on
Wednesday,
, winter storm warning in effect from 4 am wednesday to 1 am est
Thursday,
The national weather service in taunton has issued a winter storm
Warning, which is in effect from 4 am wednesday to 1 am est
Thursday.
This winter storm warning is in effect mainly to the north of the
Massachusetts turnpike. This includes northern massachusetts and
Southern new hampshire.
Snow is expected to over spread the region from southwest to
Northeast between 4 am and 8 am wednesday morning. Once the snow
Begins, it will fall heavily at times through early afternoon. Snowfall
Rates of 1 inch per hour will be possible through early afternoon. With
The cold ground, the snow will quickly accumulate on roadways
Resulting in hazardous travel and poor visibilities.
A messy morning rush hour is expected across southwest new hampshire
And northwest massachusetts, as the snow will start earlier in this region.
The snow should arrive across southeast new hampshire and northeast
Massachusetts during the morning rush hour, so it will have an
Impact on the morning commute everywhere.
Snow will fall heavily at times through early afternoon, accumulating
Between 5 and 8 inches. Some locations in far northwest massachusetts
And southern new hampshire may see 10 inches of snow, but that will be
Determined by the exact track of the storm which still remains uncertain.
Warmer air in the mid levels of the atmosphere will likely change
Portions of northern massachusetts, and possibly southern new
Hampshire to some sleet and freezing rain in the late afternoon and
Evening. A tenth to one quarter inch of ice accretion is possible on
Top of the snow in this region. Parts of coastal northeast
Massachusetts will likely change to plain rain for a time. It remains
Uncertain how far north the change over to mixed precipitation will
Make it, so some refinement is likely in future forecasts.
Anyone traveling on wednesday should be prepared for rapidly
Deteriorating conditions, with snow covered roadways and poor
Visibilities.
A winter storm warning is issued when an average of 6 or more
Inches of snow is expected in a 12 hour period, or for 8 or more
Inches in a 24 hour period. Travel will be slow at best on well
Treated surfaces, and quite difficult on any unplowed or
Untreated surfaces.
Winter storm warning in effect until 12 pm eastern standard time wednesday,
The national weather service in sterling virginia has issued a
Winter storm warning for snow, sleet, and freezing rain, in
Effect until 12 pm eastern standard time wednesday for northern and central
Virginia. The winter weather advisory and winter storm watch are no
Longer in effect.
A wave of low pressure will bring snow to the area today, with
Accumulations of 1 to 3 inches. Snow may mix with sleet this
Afternoon across central virginia. A second stronger wave will
Bring a wintry mix of precipitation tonight into wednesday.
Snow, sleet, and freezing rain this evening will change over to
All freezing rain overnight as warmer air is drawn into the
System. Temperatures will remain in the lower 30s wednesday
Morning allowing for the rain to freeze on some surfaces.
Temperatures will rise slowly above freezing by wednesday
Afternoon, allowing for a change over to rain.
Total snow and sleet accumulations through tuesday night will be 2
To 4 inches and total ice accumulations for tuesday night through
Wednesday morning will be around a quarter of an inch.
A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow,
Sleet, and ice are expected or occurring. This will make travel
Very hazardous or impossible.
Winter weather advisory in effect until noon eastern standard time today,
, winter storm watch remains in effect from this evening through
Wednesday evening,
The national weather service in pittsburgh has issued a winter
Weather advisory for snow, which is in effect until noon est
Today. A winter storm watch remains in effect from this evening
Through wednesday evening.
Snow this morning will accumulate 3 to 5 inches before ending
This afternoon. Little precipitation is expected this afternoon,
But a developing winter storm will bring additional snowfall
For tonight and wednesday.
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. Report your snowfall accumulations to the national
Weather service by calling toll free, 1-877-633-6772.
A developing storm system will generate a wintry mix of
Precipitation over the area tonight and wednesday. Precipitation
Is expected to begin as snow this evening and may change to
Freezing rain and sleet late tonight and wednesday morning.
Precipitation will change back to snow by wednesday afternoon as
Colder air sweeps in from the northwest. Significant snow and ice
Accumulations are likely with this storm.
There is still great uncertainty in the track of the storm. Any
Change in direction will provide differences in the type of
Precipitation that falls over the area.
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. Report your snowfall
Accumulations to the national weather service by calling toll
Free, 1-877-633-6772.
A significant snowfall is possible wednesday and wednesday
Night,
.low pressure will approach from the southwest tuesday night and
Then move northeast across the gulf of maine wednesday night. This
System will then move quickly northeast just north of nova scotia
Thursday.
, winter storm watch in effect from wednesday morning through
Late wednesday night,
The national weather service in caribou has issued a winter storm
Watch, which is in effect from wednesday morning through late
Wednesday night.
Snow is expected to overspread the area wednesday morning and
Continue through wednesday night. There is the potential for 7 or more
Inches of snow across the watch area by late wednesday 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.
Significant snowstorm to move into new hampshire and maine on
Wednesday,
Deepening low pressure moving past cape cod wednesday then
Northeast through the gulf of maine wednesday night will produce
Significant snowfall wednesday and wednesday night. This storm will
Produce heavy snowfall across northern, central and southeast new
Hampshire and southern and western maine.
, winter storm warning remains in effect from 6 am wednesday to
3 am eastern standard time thursday,
A winter storm warning remains in effect from 6 am wednesday to
3 am eastern standard time thursday.
Total snowfall amounts in the warning area will range from 10 to
15 inches.
Deepening low pressure moving past cape cod wednesday then
Northeast through the gulf of maine wednesday night will produce
Significant snowfall wednesday and wednesday night. This storm will
Produce heavy snowfall across northern, central and southeast new
Hampshire and southern and western maine.
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.
Wind chill advisory remains in effect until 10 am central standard time
this
Morning,
Winds have diminished considerably across most of the region early
This morning. However temperatures have lowered to 15 to 25 below
In most locations away from lake superior. The combination of the
Light wind and cold air will still produce occasional wind chill
Values lower than 25 below zero.
If you must venture outdoors, be sure to wear appropriate
Clothing. Under these conditions, exposed skin can freeze in
10 to 20 minutes and hypothermia can result if precautions are
Not taken.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Widespread travel problems, school closures expected Monday afternoon to Wednesday AM
** Freezing Drizzle, Sleet & Snow Monday through Tuesday **
** Widespread travel problems, school closures expected Monday afternoon to Wednesday AM **Sunday will be a day between weather systems. Morning cloud cover across much of central and western Oklahoma will move into eastern Oklahoma during the day. With sunshine, high temperatures should make the 40s in many areas. Some parts of southwest OK may touch 50 while northern OK may not get out of the 30s.Winds gradually veer to the northeast on Monday. Shortly after sunrise, stratus and sleet should break out across northwest and west-central Oklahoma, with snow across the Oklahoma panhandle. It is expected to become widespread quickly, as shown by our Adonis Microcast model in agreement with GFS and NAM-WRF maps. South and east of the sleet area, widespread freezing drizzle is expected. NAM-WRF grids place all areas roughly northwest of I-44 and north of Altus below freezing for the entire day. Southeast of that line, some light mix then rain should be expected.
Please refer to this website for a graphical depiction of precipitation type: http://weather.cod.edu/loops/wrfUS.preciptype.html T
his will be a prolonged event but fortunately one of light intensity. GFS and to some extent the WRF-NAM has been showing more intense uplift and higher Omega fields on Tuesday. This should lead to slightly heavier precipitation. 0Z NAM suggests the precip types will slide southeast Tuesday morning, with snow in northwest OK and sleet near I-44 and freezing drizzle across much of southeast OK and northern Arkansas.GFS historically does a better job with areal coverage of light winter precipitation of any variety, while NAM does a better job with peak intensity areas. Despite GFS's higher QPF/storm totals, I tend to believe in these types of situations the WRF-NAM will do better with peak totals given past history. Therefore, I think amounts of a quarter to half inch can be expected. This would lead to widespread travel problems, school and business closures, but minimal impacts to power lines and trees.Here are some model depictions.. first, total sleet for the event:0z/12z NAM:http://wxcaster4.com/nam/CONUS1_NAM212_SFC_ACCUM-SLEET_84HR.gif6z/18z GFS:http://wxcaster4.com/gfs/CONUS2_GFS0P5_SFC_ACCUM-SLEET_84HR.gifand here's the depiction for total freezing rain:0z/12z NAM:http://wxcaster4.com/nam/CONUS1_NAM212_SFC_ACCUM-FZRN_84HR.gif6z/18z GFS:http://wxcaster4.com/gfs/CONUS2_GFS0P5_SFC_ACCUM-FZRN_84HR.gif
The event should wind down Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday temperatures will likely not move much at all. Less than a 4 degree spread in the low and high is likely in many areas, especially southwest, central and northeast OK. The next shift will likely need to drop Tuesday a couple more degrees.GFS, NAM and old ECMWF showed a positively tilted long wave trough moving through by sunrise Wednesday. However, with the highly tilted trough, no precipitation is expected. Moisture should be robbed by the system which will be to our southeast. I suspect winds will go light southerly by day's end. ECMWF has had this trough passing Thursday morning the past two runs and has been discounted.A fairly strong front arrives Thursday morning. I have it through OKC at sunrise. It should bring strong north winds and falling temperatures. I have a suspicion by Thursday afternoon it will be in the 30s, and it may not get out of the 30s that morning, so the next shift will probably need to drop temperatures more. There is some indication in the pressure and wind fields that the cold air may be lagging behind the initial frontal passage. A second weaker long wave trough passes Thursday evening and I'm only giving it 20% pops, with 30% in northwest Oklahoma (light snow?).West winds and downsloping finally arrive Friday with a huge warm-up. I have gone above guidance on temps Thursday and Friday as history shows MOS has been under forecasting highs with such dry air in place. Granted the low levels will be slightly moister with a quarter to half inch of precipitation in the top soil, but some evaporation will have occurred with strong north winds the day before and scanty totals to begin with.Southwest wind returns on Saturday and I have kept my previous shift forecast of 63 for OKC. The past two days, GFS has erroneously left a remnant cut off low behind the long wave troughs as they passed. NWS model bias page says UKMET handles phasing of the northern and southern branches of the jet stream best. ECMWF does not have this low either so I am discarding any cloud cover or precipitation the GFS develops on Saturday, and going with a southwest wind and above guidance number temps.A front arrives Saturday evening. New GFS grids from IPS meteostar are trending to lower temperatures as I had yesterday.. looks like some 40s are in order for Sunday.Beyond the 7 Day, the GFS has been very consistent with a ridge overhead, sunshine and a south breeze for several days, with near record warmth. If this verifies and the moisture comes up, we could be looking at the first severe weather episode of the spring season around February 6th.
That's a big "if" though.OKC 23/46 27/32 25/30 24/41 34/40 21/56 30/63 32/49 30/63 34/68 41/73 50/75POPS: 80% Monday & Tuesday, 20%
ThursdayDaily cloud codes: UZXEEUUUUACA
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** Widespread travel problems, school closures expected Monday afternoon to Wednesday AM **Sunday will be a day between weather systems. Morning cloud cover across much of central and western Oklahoma will move into eastern Oklahoma during the day. With sunshine, high temperatures should make the 40s in many areas. Some parts of southwest OK may touch 50 while northern OK may not get out of the 30s.Winds gradually veer to the northeast on Monday. Shortly after sunrise, stratus and sleet should break out across northwest and west-central Oklahoma, with snow across the Oklahoma panhandle. It is expected to become widespread quickly, as shown by our Adonis Microcast model in agreement with GFS and NAM-WRF maps. South and east of the sleet area, widespread freezing drizzle is expected. NAM-WRF grids place all areas roughly northwest of I-44 and north of Altus below freezing for the entire day. Southeast of that line, some light mix then rain should be expected.
Please refer to this website for a graphical depiction of precipitation type: http://weather.cod.edu/loops/wrfUS.preciptype.html T
his will be a prolonged event but fortunately one of light intensity. GFS and to some extent the WRF-NAM has been showing more intense uplift and higher Omega fields on Tuesday. This should lead to slightly heavier precipitation. 0Z NAM suggests the precip types will slide southeast Tuesday morning, with snow in northwest OK and sleet near I-44 and freezing drizzle across much of southeast OK and northern Arkansas.GFS historically does a better job with areal coverage of light winter precipitation of any variety, while NAM does a better job with peak intensity areas. Despite GFS's higher QPF/storm totals, I tend to believe in these types of situations the WRF-NAM will do better with peak totals given past history. Therefore, I think amounts of a quarter to half inch can be expected. This would lead to widespread travel problems, school and business closures, but minimal impacts to power lines and trees.Here are some model depictions.. first, total sleet for the event:0z/12z NAM:http://wxcaster4.com/nam/CONUS1_NAM212_SFC_ACCUM-SLEET_84HR.gif6z/18z GFS:http://wxcaster4.com/gfs/CONUS2_GFS0P5_SFC_ACCUM-SLEET_84HR.gifand here's the depiction for total freezing rain:0z/12z NAM:http://wxcaster4.com/nam/CONUS1_NAM212_SFC_ACCUM-FZRN_84HR.gif6z/18z GFS:http://wxcaster4.com/gfs/CONUS2_GFS0P5_SFC_ACCUM-FZRN_84HR.gif
The event should wind down Tuesday afternoon. Tuesday temperatures will likely not move much at all. Less than a 4 degree spread in the low and high is likely in many areas, especially southwest, central and northeast OK. The next shift will likely need to drop Tuesday a couple more degrees.GFS, NAM and old ECMWF showed a positively tilted long wave trough moving through by sunrise Wednesday. However, with the highly tilted trough, no precipitation is expected. Moisture should be robbed by the system which will be to our southeast. I suspect winds will go light southerly by day's end. ECMWF has had this trough passing Thursday morning the past two runs and has been discounted.A fairly strong front arrives Thursday morning. I have it through OKC at sunrise. It should bring strong north winds and falling temperatures. I have a suspicion by Thursday afternoon it will be in the 30s, and it may not get out of the 30s that morning, so the next shift will probably need to drop temperatures more. There is some indication in the pressure and wind fields that the cold air may be lagging behind the initial frontal passage. A second weaker long wave trough passes Thursday evening and I'm only giving it 20% pops, with 30% in northwest Oklahoma (light snow?).West winds and downsloping finally arrive Friday with a huge warm-up. I have gone above guidance on temps Thursday and Friday as history shows MOS has been under forecasting highs with such dry air in place. Granted the low levels will be slightly moister with a quarter to half inch of precipitation in the top soil, but some evaporation will have occurred with strong north winds the day before and scanty totals to begin with.Southwest wind returns on Saturday and I have kept my previous shift forecast of 63 for OKC. The past two days, GFS has erroneously left a remnant cut off low behind the long wave troughs as they passed. NWS model bias page says UKMET handles phasing of the northern and southern branches of the jet stream best. ECMWF does not have this low either so I am discarding any cloud cover or precipitation the GFS develops on Saturday, and going with a southwest wind and above guidance number temps.A front arrives Saturday evening. New GFS grids from IPS meteostar are trending to lower temperatures as I had yesterday.. looks like some 40s are in order for Sunday.Beyond the 7 Day, the GFS has been very consistent with a ridge overhead, sunshine and a south breeze for several days, with near record warmth. If this verifies and the moisture comes up, we could be looking at the first severe weather episode of the spring season around February 6th.
That's a big "if" though.OKC 23/46 27/32 25/30 24/41 34/40 21/56 30/63 32/49 30/63 34/68 41/73 50/75POPS: 80% Monday & Tuesday, 20%
ThursdayDaily cloud codes: UZXEEUUUUACA
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Major Winter Storm To Impact Nation This Week
, Major ice storm possible over north central arkansas,
.cold air will remain over the state through much of this week.
Warm air will move over this cold air, with a classic ice storm
Scenario being set up over northern arkansas.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday afternoon through
Wednesday afternoon,
The national weather service in little rock has issued a winter
Storm watch, which is in effect from monday afternoon through
Wednesday afternoon.
Cold air will remain across the state through much of this
Week. Warm air will move over this cold air, and set the stage
For a major icing event. This will include areas in north central
Arkansas, mainly north of a line from fort smith, to
Clinton, to heber springs, to newport.
Precipitation will start out as a rain, sleet mix beginning
Monday afternoon, before changing over to a freezing rain and
Sleet mix monday evening. The upper level system will move across
The area tuesday, with freezing rain continuing.
As of now, ice accumulation totals appear to be significant,
With a major ice storm likely across north central arkansas.
Also, this will be a long duration event, only adding to the
Hazardous nature. Trees and power lines will likely become ice
Covered, leading to possible loss of power in north central
Arkansas.
This is a developing situation, and many factors will determine
Where the most significant icing occurs. The watch and possible
Warning area may change based on the eventual track of the storm.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts from the national weather
Service.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel. Residents
In the watch area should prepare winter storm conditions. Make
Sure your car is winterized and in good working order. Also make
Sure you have an adequate supply of food, water and the necessary
Medication to last through the duration of the winter storm.
, freezing rain possible monday night through wednesday along and
North of i-40,
A cold front along the northern gulf of mexico will move north as
A warm front tonight and stall out across the mid south monday
Night into tuesday. Increasing low level moisture along this front
Will result in precipitation developing late monday afternoon into
Monday evening across the mid south. Meanwhile, cold air will
Remain in place across areas mainly along and north of i-40 with
Low temperatures monday night at or slightly below freezing. As a
Result, some of the precipitation will change over to freezing
Rain especially across northwest tennessee. There is still some uncertainty
With the timing of the precipitation, temperatures when the
Precipitation occurs and the amount of precipitation expected.
Persons across the mid south should stay tuned to the latest
Information from the national weather service regarding this
Winter weather event.
, significant icing possible over northeast arkansas, the
Missouri bootheel and northwest tennessee monday night through
Tuesday,
.cold air at the surface will be in place across northeast
Arkansas, the missouri bootheel and northwest tennessee.
Precipitation will develop late monday afternoon across central
Arkansas and spread east over the midsouth. With temperatures at
The surface below freezing, rainfall that does occur will freeze
On contact.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Tuesday afternoon,
The national weather service in memphis has issued a winter storm
Watch, which is in effect from monday evening through tuesday
Afternoon.
Surface temperatures will be at or below freezing monday evening
Through tuesday across northeast arkansas, the missouri bootheel
And northwest tennessee. Rain will develop by monday evening and
Will freeze on contact with exposed surfaces. Significant ice
Accumulations are possible beginning monday night through tuesday
Afternoon.
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.
, an ice storm is expected to effect parts of eastern oklahoma
And west central and northwest arkansas monday afternoon through
Wednesday,
, winter storm watch remains in effect from monday afternoon
Through wednesday afternoon,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from monday afternoon
Through wednesday afternoon for the following counties,
In arkansas,
Benton, carroll, washington, madison.
In oklahoma,
Osage, washington, nowata, craig, ottawa, pawnee, tulsa,
Rogers, mayes, delaware, creek, okfuskee, okmulgee,
Wagoner, cherokee, adair, muskogee, mcintosh.
A large cold canadian air mass will build over the region
Today and tonight. This airmass will continue to provide a conduit
Of surface sub freezing air into our region through wednesday.
Warm air above the sub freezing air and weather disturbances
Moving south of our region will set the stage for sleet and
Freezing rain over parts of eastern oklahoma and northwest
Arkansas monday afternoon through wednesday.
This situation often results in significant freezing rain or
Sleet for our area. Areas from about interstate 44 northwest are
Almost assured of a mixture of freezing rain and sleet. Places
South of a mcalester to fort smith line will be warm enough that
Significant freezing rain is less likely, at least through the
Day tuesday. However, even a slight change in the track of the
System could give even southeast sections periods of a wintry mix
As well.
At this time..it looks like the most likely area of significant
Ice accumulation will be near an okmulgee oklahoma to eureka
Springs arkansas axis. However, slight warming or cooling at
The surface will shift where the most significant freezing rain
Occurs.
A winter storm watch means a significant accumulation of ice or
Sleet is expected in the watch area.
Residents in the watch area should prepare for winter storm
Conditions. Make sure your car is winterized and in good working
Order. Also make sure you have an adequate supply of food, water
And the necessary medication to last through the duration of the
Winter storm.
Significant ice accumulation on trees and power lines may
Occur, which could cause power outages. Do not go near downed
Lines, Assume they are live and report any downed lines or power
Outages to your electric company.
Stay tuned to noaa weather radio, commercial radio or television
For the latest information concerning this developing winter
Weather event. Additional weather information can also be found
At:
www.srh.noaa.gov/tulsa
.
, winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 am mountain standard time
monday,
A winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 am mountain standard time
monday.
Snow, heavy at times will continue over the northern colorado
Rockies through tonight. A moist, westerly flow will continue to
Bring additional snowfall into the state through at least
Tonight. Additional snow accumulations of one to two feet will be
Possible over the mountains of western jackson and western grand
Counties, including rabbit ears pass. The mountains of eastern
Jackson, eastern grand and western larimer counties, including
Rocky mountain national park can expect an additional 6 to 12
Inches through late tonight.
Southwest winds 15 to 30 mph will also occur with some gusts to
50 mph above timberline. As a result, there will be areas of
Blowing and drifting snow over the higher mountain passes.
Remember, a winter storm warning means hazardous winter weather
Conditions are imminent or highly likely. Significant snow
Accumulations are occurring or expected. Strong winds are also
Possible. This will make travel very hazardous or impossible.
, more rain and snow on the way,
.precipitation will continue across western colorado and eastern
Utah today through monday as a storm system along the west coast
Continues to funnel moisture and energy across northern utah and
Northern colorado. Mild temperatures will keep a mixture of rain
And snow the dominant precipitation type today. Cold air lurking
Just to the north is expected to slowly move in tonight and
Monday, changing the precipitation to all snow as it does so. The
Prolonged duration event is now expected to persist through monday
Night. The winter storm warnings and advisories has thus been
Extended until early tuesday morning.
For the latest details on this complicated winter storm, visit
The grand junction national weather service web site at
Weather.gov/gjt.
, winter storm warning now in effect until 6 am mountain standard time
tuesday,
The winter storm warning for heavy snow is now in effect until 6
Am mountain standard time tuesday.
Periods of snow will continue through monday night, and may be
Heavy at times. Total snow accumulations of 12 to 24 inches are
Expected, with locally greater amounts up to 36 inches possible on
Some west and southwest facing slopes. Gusty winds at times may
Also produce areas of blowing snow.
Rain may still mix with the snow at times for elevations below
8000 feet today.
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.
, heavy snow possible across parts of central illinois monday
Night into tuesday,
A storm system is expected to take shape across the desert
Southwest on sunday, then track northeastward into the ohio
Valley by tuesday. Wintry precipitation will develop in advance of
This system across missouri on monday, then will spread into
Central and southeast illinois monday night.
The exact track and evolution of this approaching winter storm is
Still uncertain, however current indications strongly suggest the
Potential for heavy snowfall across southern parts of the
Area, particularly along and south of i-70. All of central
Illinois is expected to see snowfall as this system tracks by to
The south on tuesday. Locations north of i-72 will likely see a
Couple inches of accumulation, while areas along and south of
I-70 could potentially pick up in excess of 6 inches of snow. In
Addition, if enough warm air is drawn northward into the
Area, some sleet may mix in with the snow across the south as well.
Stay tuned to later forecasts and statements for more information
On this developing winter storm system.
, winter storm to affect parts of the area early next week,
.an arctic high pressure system is building into the region bringing
Very cold air to missouri and illinois. Temperatures are expected
To stay below freezing at least through mid-week. Precipitation
Associated with an upper level disturbance will overspread the
Region on monday evening. The very cold airmass over the area will
Insure this precipitation will fall as a wintry mix of snow, sleet,
And freezing rain.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Tuesday afternoon,
The national weather service in st louis has issued a winter
Storm watch, which is in effect from monday evening through
Tuesday afternoon.
Wintry precipitation is expected to develop over the area by
Monday evening. Significant icing is possible south of interstate
44 in southeast missouri. A mixture of sleet and snow is more
Likely further north toward the st. Louis metro area. Heavy sleet
And snow accumulations are possible in these areas.
A winter storm watch is advanced notice that severe winter
Weather is possible in the watch area, it does not mean it is a
Certainty. Those in the watch area should begin preparing in case
The storm does materialize. If you have travel planned, you may
Want to adjust your travel time to avoid the storm. Also, you
Should use this advanced notice to make certain your vehicle is
Winterized. Make preparations at home by stocking emergency
Supplies, such as food, medicine, and extra heating fuel,
Just in case the storm makes travel impossible. This is especially
Important for those living in rural areas.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Tuesday evening,
The national weather service in paducah has issued a winter storm
Watch, which is in effect from monday evening through tuesday
Evening for all of southeast missouri, southern illinois, southwest
Indiana, and western kentucky.
Significant wintry precipitation is likely monday night through
Tuesday evening. The precipitation will develop rapidly from west
To east across the four state region monday night, persist on and
Off through tuesday, then gradually diminish tuesday night.
Across most of southern illinois, southwest indiana and northern
Portions of southeast missouri, snow and sleet will be most
Likely, with just a chance of freezing rain from crowleys ridge
East toward evansville and owensboro. Significant snow accumulations
Of 4 or more inches appears possible, with some sleet accumulation
Possible as well.
For the remainder of the area, including western kentucky, the
Southern tip of illinois and southern portions of southeast
Missouri, sleet and freezing rain appears more likely. There
Could be some snow monday night. Significant accumulations of sleet
And ice will be possible. Although still somewhat uncertain, more
Sleet appears likely along and just north of ohio river, with
Freezing rain more predominant toward the tennessee and arkansas
State lines with west kentucky and southeast missouri.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts and statements very
Closely today through monday. Model projections indicate the
Potential for significant precipitation amounts to occur. However
The system has yet to fully take shape. Forecast amounts could
Change.
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 significant wintry mix is likely from monday night through
Wednesday,
.a low pressure center over the southern plains will move into the
Region monday. This will bring periods of freezing rain, sleet
And snow to the area from late monday night through wednesday.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Wednesday morning,
The national weather service in louisville has issued a winter
Storm watch, which is in effect from monday evening through
Wednesday morning.
An area of low pressure over the southern plains will strengthen
And move towards the region on monday. This system has the
Potential to bring a significant wintry mix of precipitation
Beginning late monday night through wednesday morning.
At this time, the best chance for significant snow accumulations
Appears to be across south-central indiana, far north-central
Kentucky and the northern bluegrass, where potentially over four
Inches of snowfall is possible. Locations across central kentucky
Will likely see more of a sleet and snow mixture, whereas the
Best chance for icing from freezing rain or sleet will reside
Across southern kentucky. It is important to note that any small
Shift in the track of the storm could significantly alter
Precipitation type and amount.
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.
, ice and sleet accumulations expected later monday into
Tuesday across southeast kansas,
.moisture will be lifted over the shallow cold airmass across the
Area on monday into tuesday, in advance of an approaching winter
Storm system across the west. This will result in an extended
Period of wintry precipitation in the form of freezing
Drizzle, sleet and light freezing rain.
, winter storm watch remains in effect from monday afternoon
Through tuesday afternoon,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from monday afternoon
Through tuesday afternoon.
Freezing drizzle and some sleet is expected to develop across the
Area on monday morning. The wintry mix of precipitation is
Expected to increase in coverage and intensity by monday
Afternoon into monday night, with a period of light freezing
Rain and moderate sleet possible. Ice accumulations up to
One-quarter inch or sleet accumulations up to 2 inches will be
Possible late monday into tuesday. This could result in
Significant travel problems across the area.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Winter weather that may impact travel. Continue to monitor the
Latest forecasts for updated information.
, major winter storm to impact region early this week,
.an upper level trough over the western united states will slowly
Shift towards the central united states early this week. Ahead
Of the trough, increasing south to southwest winds will ride up
Over a cold dome of high pressure located over the central united
States. Widespread frozen precipitation is expected to break out
Starting monday across southeast kansas and western missouri, and
Spread into the remainder of the missouri ozarks early monday
Evening. The frozen precipitation is then expected to continue
Into tuesday, and possibly even tuesday night or wednesday across
Far southern missouri. Some of the precipitation may be heavy at
Times from monday night into tuesday across southern
Missouri, with some thunder even possible. Primarily sleet and
Freezing rain are expected along and south of the interstate 44
Corridor, with significant accumulations likely. Areas north of
The interstate will primarily see sleet and snow, with some
Heavier snowfall possible from lake of the ozarks towards rolla.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday afternoon through
Tuesday afternoon,
The national weather service in springfield has issued a winter
Storm watch, which is in effect from monday afternoon through
Tuesday afternoon.
Snow and sleet are expected to develop monday afternoon along and
West of highway 65, and spread east into central missouri by
Early monday evening. Given the afternoon onset of precipitation
Along and west of highway 65, there may be significant impacts to
The monday afternoon commute. Periods of sleet and snow are then
Expected to continue into monday night and tuesday before ending
By tuesday evening. Sleet and snow accumulations of 1 to 3 inches
Are expected from southeast kansas into west central missouri.
Areas from lake of the ozarks towards rolla may receive more snow
Than sleet from this storm system, with accumulations greater
Than 4 inches possible.
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.
, winter storm possible monday night through wednesday morning,
.a developing low pressure system will move northeast out of texas
Monday night, reaching tennessee by tuesday evening. This weather
System will bring the potential for a wintry mix of precipitation to
Eastern kentucky monday night through wednesday morning.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Wednesday morning,
The national weather service in jackson has issued a winter storm
Watch, which is in effect from monday evening through wednesday
Morning.
A developing low pressure system will move northeast from texas
Monday night, spreading snow into the area. The snow will continue
Into tuesday, before mixing with or changing to freezing rain and
Sleet. Areas north of interstate 64 will likely see the changeover
The latest. The wintry mix is expected to last through wednesday
Morning. Based on the expected track of the storm at this time,
There is a potential for more than 4 inches of snow and sleet monday
Night through wednesday morning, with some icing from freezing rain.
The exact amount and type of precipitation will be affected by the
Exact track of this storm. It is important to remember there is
Uncertainty as to the exact track of this weather system, so be
Sure to listen for later updates.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
Continue to monitor noaa weather radio or your local media for the
Latest forecasts. For more information, visit our web site at
Weather.gov/jacksonky.
, winter storm watch remains in effect from late monday night
Through wednesday morning,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from late monday night
Through wednesday morning.
A low pressure system will approach the area monday night and
Move through tuesday and tuesday night. Accumulating snows are
Likely by dawn tuesday for northeastern kentucky, southeastern
Ohio, and into the southern west virginia lowlands. Several
Inches of snow are possible throughout the watch area by mid-
Morning tuesday, impacting the morning commute.
During the day tuesday, warmer air pushing northward will
Introduce sleet or freezing rain tuesday afternoon and
Evening, resulting in some accumulation of ice as well. Portions
Of southern and central west virginia could even see plain rain
For a time tuesday evening.
The precipitation is likely to change back to snow before ending
Sometime wednesday morning, with an additional light accumulation
Possible.
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.
, snow and blowing snow over pictured rocks and eastward
Today,
, low wind chills over the west half overnight tonight,
.west to northwest winds will continue to push arctic air into
Upper michigan and over the relatively warm waters of lake
Superior into monday. The result will be numerous lake effect
Snow showers in areas favored by west to northwesterly flow.
Blowing snow should become less of a factor this afternoon as
Gusty winds diminish to around 10 mph or less by mid afternoon.
Low wind chills can also be expected overnight tonight especially
Inland away from the moderating influence of the great lakes.
, wind chill advisory remains in effect from midnight eastern standard time
/11 pm
central standard time / tonight to 10 am eastern standard time /9 am
central standard time / monday,
A wind chill advisory remains in effect from midnight eastern standard time
/11 pm
central standard time / tonight to 10 am eastern standard time /9 am
central standard time / monday.
Temperatures have risen into the single digits below and above
Zero across the area. This has allowed wind chill values to rise
Into the teens below zero.
Still, wind chill readings are once again expected to drop to 18
Below to 28 below zero tonight into monday morning. The lowest
Wind chills are most likely away from the moderating influence of
Lake superior.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
, dangerous wind chills continue through monday morning,
.westerly winds of 10 to 15 mph, in combination with subzero air
Temperatures, will create wind chill readings of 25 below to
40 below zero through monday morning. Under full sunshine this
Afternoon, there may be a brief period of slightly warmer wind
Chill values. However, by sunset, wind chills will once again
Fall tonight through monday morning.
, wind chill advisory remains in effect until 12 pm central standard time
monday,
A wind chill advisory remains in effect until 12 pm central standard time
monday.
Westerly winds of 10 to 15 mph, in combination with subzero air
Temperatures, Will result in hazardous wind chills of 25 below
To 40 below zero persisting for an extended period.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and winds will
Combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in frost
Bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken. If you
Must venture outdoors, make sure you wear appropriate clothing,
Including a hat and gloves.
, bitterly cold wind chills persisting this morning,
.a wind chill advisory remains in effect through this morning
For central and east central minnesota, including the twin
Cities metropolitan area, as well as all of west central
Wisconsin. The advisory is generally along and north of a line
From appleton to red wing to eau claire.
West northwest winds of 5 to 15 mph, coupled with subzero
Temperatures this morning, will cause wind chills from 25 below
To 30 or 35 below zero. The lowest readings near 35 below zero
Will be found from alexandria east towards mora. The wind chills
Will gradually improve during the mid morning hours and more so
During the afternoon as temperatures moderate and winds decrease.
When venturing outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and mittens
And cover as much flesh as possible.
, wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon central standard time
today,
A wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon central standard time
today.
West northwest winds at 5 to 15 mph, coupled with subzero
Temperatures through this morning, will cause wind chills from 25 below
To 35 below zero. The lowest readings near 35 below zero will be
Found from alexandria east towards mora. The wind chills will
Gradually improve through mid morning and more so during the
Afternoon as temperatures moderate and winds lighten.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
When venturing outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and mittens
And cover as much flesh as possible.
, wind chill advisory north central and eastern portions of
South central north dakota through noon on monday,
.cold arctic air will remain over the region through monday. Near
Zero to subzero temperatures combined with northwest winds of 10
To 20 mph from north central north dakota to the jamestown area
And southward will keep wind chills in the 25 below to 40 below
Zero range through monday at noon central standard time . The coldest wind
chill
Temperatures are expected during the early morning hours today
And monday.
If you plan on traveling, carry a winter survival kit and let
Others know of your travel plans. If you become stranded, stay
With your vehicle. Dangerous wind chills can cause frostbite on
Exposed skin in 15 minutes, and hypothermia can occur if
Precautions are not taken.
, wind chill advisory remains in effect until 12 pm central standard time
monday,
A wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon central standard time
monday.
Subzero temperatures combined with northwest winds 10 to 20 mph
From north central north dakota to the jamestown area and
Southward will keep wind chills in the 25 below to 40 below zero
Range through noon central standard time on monday.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia within 15 minutes if
Precautions are not taken.
, winter storm moving across nevada,
.a winter storm will bring heavy snow to east central nevada,
Including white pine county and northeast nye county, through
The remainder of tonight and sunday. Moderate snowfall
Accumulations will also occur across the remainder of northern and
Central nevada through the remainder of tonight and sunday. Snow
Will taper off to flurries late sunday afternoon and evening.
, winter storm warning in effect until 4 pm pacific standard time sunday,
, winter storm watch is canceled,
The national weather service in elko has issued a winter storm
Warning for heavy snow, which is in effect until 4 pm pacific standard time
Sunday, for white pine and northern nye counties. The winter
Storm watch for sunday evening through monday afternoon has been
Canceled.
Heavy snow will continue on and off through the remainder of
Tonight and sunday, tapering off to flurries sunday evening. The
Heaviest snow will be across white pine county and northeastern
Nye county. Snowfall totals will range from 4 to 8 inches in
Valleys, to 8 to 12 inches in the mountains. Much lower amounts
Are expected in northwestern nye county including tonopah.
Travel may become very difficult or impossible late tonight and sunday
, especially along highways 6, 50, and 93. Due to the heavy wet
Nature of the snow, tree branches and power lines may be knocked
Down. This will hinder travel further as well as cause power
Outages.
A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow are
Expected or occurring. This will make travel very hazardous or
Impossible.
.a storm system dropping slowly south into nevada will bring a
Band of heavy snow to lincoln county and central nye county this
Afternoon through monday afternoon. The snow could extend as far
West as esmeralda county.
, winter storm warning in effect from 1 pm this afternoon to
6 pm pacific standard time monday,
The national weather service in las vegas has issued a winter
Storm warning for heavy snow, which is in effect from 1 pm this
Afternoon to 6 pm pacific standard time monday for lincoln, central nye and
Esmeralda counties. The winter storm watch is no longer in effect.
A developing storm system is expected to bring heavy snow to
South central nevada sunday afternoon through much of monday. The
Most likely locations for heavy snow will be lincoln and central
Nye counties, but heavy snow could affect areas as far west as
Goldfield. Totals of six to 12 inches are possible in much of the
Area, with 12 to 24 inches possible in the mountains of northern
Lincoln county.
A winter storm warning for heavy snow means severe winter weather
Conditions are expected or occurring. Only travel in an emergency
Since significant amounts of snow are forecast that will make
Travel dangerous. If you must travel, keep an extra
Flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an
Emergency.
, heavy lake snows impacting the watertown area,
A broad area of lake effect snow will continue over most of jefferson
County south of philadelphia, oswego county north of altmar, and
Eastern lewis county. The heaviest snow will be scattered between
Southwick beach and barnes corners with up to an inch an hour.
If you will be driving through this area, be aware that
Conditions can be very difficult. Roads will be snow covered and
Motorists should allow for plenty of extra time to reach their
Destination. Visibilities will be reduced. Some affected routes will
Be interstate 81 from mannsville to adams center and route 12
Between lowville and watertown.
.cold air will remain over the state through much of this week.
Warm air will move over this cold air, with a classic ice storm
Scenario being set up over northern arkansas.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday afternoon through
Wednesday afternoon,
The national weather service in little rock has issued a winter
Storm watch, which is in effect from monday afternoon through
Wednesday afternoon.
Cold air will remain across the state through much of this
Week. Warm air will move over this cold air, and set the stage
For a major icing event. This will include areas in north central
Arkansas, mainly north of a line from fort smith, to
Clinton, to heber springs, to newport.
Precipitation will start out as a rain, sleet mix beginning
Monday afternoon, before changing over to a freezing rain and
Sleet mix monday evening. The upper level system will move across
The area tuesday, with freezing rain continuing.
As of now, ice accumulation totals appear to be significant,
With a major ice storm likely across north central arkansas.
Also, this will be a long duration event, only adding to the
Hazardous nature. Trees and power lines will likely become ice
Covered, leading to possible loss of power in north central
Arkansas.
This is a developing situation, and many factors will determine
Where the most significant icing occurs. The watch and possible
Warning area may change based on the eventual track of the storm.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts from the national weather
Service.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel. Residents
In the watch area should prepare winter storm conditions. Make
Sure your car is winterized and in good working order. Also make
Sure you have an adequate supply of food, water and the necessary
Medication to last through the duration of the winter storm.
, freezing rain possible monday night through wednesday along and
North of i-40,
A cold front along the northern gulf of mexico will move north as
A warm front tonight and stall out across the mid south monday
Night into tuesday. Increasing low level moisture along this front
Will result in precipitation developing late monday afternoon into
Monday evening across the mid south. Meanwhile, cold air will
Remain in place across areas mainly along and north of i-40 with
Low temperatures monday night at or slightly below freezing. As a
Result, some of the precipitation will change over to freezing
Rain especially across northwest tennessee. There is still some uncertainty
With the timing of the precipitation, temperatures when the
Precipitation occurs and the amount of precipitation expected.
Persons across the mid south should stay tuned to the latest
Information from the national weather service regarding this
Winter weather event.
, significant icing possible over northeast arkansas, the
Missouri bootheel and northwest tennessee monday night through
Tuesday,
.cold air at the surface will be in place across northeast
Arkansas, the missouri bootheel and northwest tennessee.
Precipitation will develop late monday afternoon across central
Arkansas and spread east over the midsouth. With temperatures at
The surface below freezing, rainfall that does occur will freeze
On contact.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Tuesday afternoon,
The national weather service in memphis has issued a winter storm
Watch, which is in effect from monday evening through tuesday
Afternoon.
Surface temperatures will be at or below freezing monday evening
Through tuesday across northeast arkansas, the missouri bootheel
And northwest tennessee. Rain will develop by monday evening and
Will freeze on contact with exposed surfaces. Significant ice
Accumulations are possible beginning monday night through tuesday
Afternoon.
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.
, an ice storm is expected to effect parts of eastern oklahoma
And west central and northwest arkansas monday afternoon through
Wednesday,
, winter storm watch remains in effect from monday afternoon
Through wednesday afternoon,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from monday afternoon
Through wednesday afternoon for the following counties,
In arkansas,
Benton, carroll, washington, madison.
In oklahoma,
Osage, washington, nowata, craig, ottawa, pawnee, tulsa,
Rogers, mayes, delaware, creek, okfuskee, okmulgee,
Wagoner, cherokee, adair, muskogee, mcintosh.
A large cold canadian air mass will build over the region
Today and tonight. This airmass will continue to provide a conduit
Of surface sub freezing air into our region through wednesday.
Warm air above the sub freezing air and weather disturbances
Moving south of our region will set the stage for sleet and
Freezing rain over parts of eastern oklahoma and northwest
Arkansas monday afternoon through wednesday.
This situation often results in significant freezing rain or
Sleet for our area. Areas from about interstate 44 northwest are
Almost assured of a mixture of freezing rain and sleet. Places
South of a mcalester to fort smith line will be warm enough that
Significant freezing rain is less likely, at least through the
Day tuesday. However, even a slight change in the track of the
System could give even southeast sections periods of a wintry mix
As well.
At this time..it looks like the most likely area of significant
Ice accumulation will be near an okmulgee oklahoma to eureka
Springs arkansas axis. However, slight warming or cooling at
The surface will shift where the most significant freezing rain
Occurs.
A winter storm watch means a significant accumulation of ice or
Sleet is expected in the watch area.
Residents in the watch area should prepare for winter storm
Conditions. Make sure your car is winterized and in good working
Order. Also make sure you have an adequate supply of food, water
And the necessary medication to last through the duration of the
Winter storm.
Significant ice accumulation on trees and power lines may
Occur, which could cause power outages. Do not go near downed
Lines, Assume they are live and report any downed lines or power
Outages to your electric company.
Stay tuned to noaa weather radio, commercial radio or television
For the latest information concerning this developing winter
Weather event. Additional weather information can also be found
At:
www.srh.noaa.gov/tulsa
.
, winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 am mountain standard time
monday,
A winter storm warning remains in effect until 6 am mountain standard time
monday.
Snow, heavy at times will continue over the northern colorado
Rockies through tonight. A moist, westerly flow will continue to
Bring additional snowfall into the state through at least
Tonight. Additional snow accumulations of one to two feet will be
Possible over the mountains of western jackson and western grand
Counties, including rabbit ears pass. The mountains of eastern
Jackson, eastern grand and western larimer counties, including
Rocky mountain national park can expect an additional 6 to 12
Inches through late tonight.
Southwest winds 15 to 30 mph will also occur with some gusts to
50 mph above timberline. As a result, there will be areas of
Blowing and drifting snow over the higher mountain passes.
Remember, a winter storm warning means hazardous winter weather
Conditions are imminent or highly likely. Significant snow
Accumulations are occurring or expected. Strong winds are also
Possible. This will make travel very hazardous or impossible.
, more rain and snow on the way,
.precipitation will continue across western colorado and eastern
Utah today through monday as a storm system along the west coast
Continues to funnel moisture and energy across northern utah and
Northern colorado. Mild temperatures will keep a mixture of rain
And snow the dominant precipitation type today. Cold air lurking
Just to the north is expected to slowly move in tonight and
Monday, changing the precipitation to all snow as it does so. The
Prolonged duration event is now expected to persist through monday
Night. The winter storm warnings and advisories has thus been
Extended until early tuesday morning.
For the latest details on this complicated winter storm, visit
The grand junction national weather service web site at
Weather.gov/gjt.
, winter storm warning now in effect until 6 am mountain standard time
tuesday,
The winter storm warning for heavy snow is now in effect until 6
Am mountain standard time tuesday.
Periods of snow will continue through monday night, and may be
Heavy at times. Total snow accumulations of 12 to 24 inches are
Expected, with locally greater amounts up to 36 inches possible on
Some west and southwest facing slopes. Gusty winds at times may
Also produce areas of blowing snow.
Rain may still mix with the snow at times for elevations below
8000 feet today.
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.
, heavy snow possible across parts of central illinois monday
Night into tuesday,
A storm system is expected to take shape across the desert
Southwest on sunday, then track northeastward into the ohio
Valley by tuesday. Wintry precipitation will develop in advance of
This system across missouri on monday, then will spread into
Central and southeast illinois monday night.
The exact track and evolution of this approaching winter storm is
Still uncertain, however current indications strongly suggest the
Potential for heavy snowfall across southern parts of the
Area, particularly along and south of i-70. All of central
Illinois is expected to see snowfall as this system tracks by to
The south on tuesday. Locations north of i-72 will likely see a
Couple inches of accumulation, while areas along and south of
I-70 could potentially pick up in excess of 6 inches of snow. In
Addition, if enough warm air is drawn northward into the
Area, some sleet may mix in with the snow across the south as well.
Stay tuned to later forecasts and statements for more information
On this developing winter storm system.
, winter storm to affect parts of the area early next week,
.an arctic high pressure system is building into the region bringing
Very cold air to missouri and illinois. Temperatures are expected
To stay below freezing at least through mid-week. Precipitation
Associated with an upper level disturbance will overspread the
Region on monday evening. The very cold airmass over the area will
Insure this precipitation will fall as a wintry mix of snow, sleet,
And freezing rain.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Tuesday afternoon,
The national weather service in st louis has issued a winter
Storm watch, which is in effect from monday evening through
Tuesday afternoon.
Wintry precipitation is expected to develop over the area by
Monday evening. Significant icing is possible south of interstate
44 in southeast missouri. A mixture of sleet and snow is more
Likely further north toward the st. Louis metro area. Heavy sleet
And snow accumulations are possible in these areas.
A winter storm watch is advanced notice that severe winter
Weather is possible in the watch area, it does not mean it is a
Certainty. Those in the watch area should begin preparing in case
The storm does materialize. If you have travel planned, you may
Want to adjust your travel time to avoid the storm. Also, you
Should use this advanced notice to make certain your vehicle is
Winterized. Make preparations at home by stocking emergency
Supplies, such as food, medicine, and extra heating fuel,
Just in case the storm makes travel impossible. This is especially
Important for those living in rural areas.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Tuesday evening,
The national weather service in paducah has issued a winter storm
Watch, which is in effect from monday evening through tuesday
Evening for all of southeast missouri, southern illinois, southwest
Indiana, and western kentucky.
Significant wintry precipitation is likely monday night through
Tuesday evening. The precipitation will develop rapidly from west
To east across the four state region monday night, persist on and
Off through tuesday, then gradually diminish tuesday night.
Across most of southern illinois, southwest indiana and northern
Portions of southeast missouri, snow and sleet will be most
Likely, with just a chance of freezing rain from crowleys ridge
East toward evansville and owensboro. Significant snow accumulations
Of 4 or more inches appears possible, with some sleet accumulation
Possible as well.
For the remainder of the area, including western kentucky, the
Southern tip of illinois and southern portions of southeast
Missouri, sleet and freezing rain appears more likely. There
Could be some snow monday night. Significant accumulations of sleet
And ice will be possible. Although still somewhat uncertain, more
Sleet appears likely along and just north of ohio river, with
Freezing rain more predominant toward the tennessee and arkansas
State lines with west kentucky and southeast missouri.
Continue to monitor the latest forecasts and statements very
Closely today through monday. Model projections indicate the
Potential for significant precipitation amounts to occur. However
The system has yet to fully take shape. Forecast amounts could
Change.
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 significant wintry mix is likely from monday night through
Wednesday,
.a low pressure center over the southern plains will move into the
Region monday. This will bring periods of freezing rain, sleet
And snow to the area from late monday night through wednesday.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Wednesday morning,
The national weather service in louisville has issued a winter
Storm watch, which is in effect from monday evening through
Wednesday morning.
An area of low pressure over the southern plains will strengthen
And move towards the region on monday. This system has the
Potential to bring a significant wintry mix of precipitation
Beginning late monday night through wednesday morning.
At this time, the best chance for significant snow accumulations
Appears to be across south-central indiana, far north-central
Kentucky and the northern bluegrass, where potentially over four
Inches of snowfall is possible. Locations across central kentucky
Will likely see more of a sleet and snow mixture, whereas the
Best chance for icing from freezing rain or sleet will reside
Across southern kentucky. It is important to note that any small
Shift in the track of the storm could significantly alter
Precipitation type and amount.
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.
, ice and sleet accumulations expected later monday into
Tuesday across southeast kansas,
.moisture will be lifted over the shallow cold airmass across the
Area on monday into tuesday, in advance of an approaching winter
Storm system across the west. This will result in an extended
Period of wintry precipitation in the form of freezing
Drizzle, sleet and light freezing rain.
, winter storm watch remains in effect from monday afternoon
Through tuesday afternoon,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from monday afternoon
Through tuesday afternoon.
Freezing drizzle and some sleet is expected to develop across the
Area on monday morning. The wintry mix of precipitation is
Expected to increase in coverage and intensity by monday
Afternoon into monday night, with a period of light freezing
Rain and moderate sleet possible. Ice accumulations up to
One-quarter inch or sleet accumulations up to 2 inches will be
Possible late monday into tuesday. This could result in
Significant travel problems across the area.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Winter weather that may impact travel. Continue to monitor the
Latest forecasts for updated information.
, major winter storm to impact region early this week,
.an upper level trough over the western united states will slowly
Shift towards the central united states early this week. Ahead
Of the trough, increasing south to southwest winds will ride up
Over a cold dome of high pressure located over the central united
States. Widespread frozen precipitation is expected to break out
Starting monday across southeast kansas and western missouri, and
Spread into the remainder of the missouri ozarks early monday
Evening. The frozen precipitation is then expected to continue
Into tuesday, and possibly even tuesday night or wednesday across
Far southern missouri. Some of the precipitation may be heavy at
Times from monday night into tuesday across southern
Missouri, with some thunder even possible. Primarily sleet and
Freezing rain are expected along and south of the interstate 44
Corridor, with significant accumulations likely. Areas north of
The interstate will primarily see sleet and snow, with some
Heavier snowfall possible from lake of the ozarks towards rolla.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday afternoon through
Tuesday afternoon,
The national weather service in springfield has issued a winter
Storm watch, which is in effect from monday afternoon through
Tuesday afternoon.
Snow and sleet are expected to develop monday afternoon along and
West of highway 65, and spread east into central missouri by
Early monday evening. Given the afternoon onset of precipitation
Along and west of highway 65, there may be significant impacts to
The monday afternoon commute. Periods of sleet and snow are then
Expected to continue into monday night and tuesday before ending
By tuesday evening. Sleet and snow accumulations of 1 to 3 inches
Are expected from southeast kansas into west central missouri.
Areas from lake of the ozarks towards rolla may receive more snow
Than sleet from this storm system, with accumulations greater
Than 4 inches possible.
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.
, winter storm possible monday night through wednesday morning,
.a developing low pressure system will move northeast out of texas
Monday night, reaching tennessee by tuesday evening. This weather
System will bring the potential for a wintry mix of precipitation to
Eastern kentucky monday night through wednesday morning.
, winter storm watch in effect from monday evening through
Wednesday morning,
The national weather service in jackson has issued a winter storm
Watch, which is in effect from monday evening through wednesday
Morning.
A developing low pressure system will move northeast from texas
Monday night, spreading snow into the area. The snow will continue
Into tuesday, before mixing with or changing to freezing rain and
Sleet. Areas north of interstate 64 will likely see the changeover
The latest. The wintry mix is expected to last through wednesday
Morning. Based on the expected track of the storm at this time,
There is a potential for more than 4 inches of snow and sleet monday
Night through wednesday morning, with some icing from freezing rain.
The exact amount and type of precipitation will be affected by the
Exact track of this storm. It is important to remember there is
Uncertainty as to the exact track of this weather system, so be
Sure to listen for later updates.
A winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
Snow, sleet, or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
Continue to monitor noaa weather radio or your local media for the
Latest forecasts. For more information, visit our web site at
Weather.gov/jacksonky.
, winter storm watch remains in effect from late monday night
Through wednesday morning,
A winter storm watch remains in effect from late monday night
Through wednesday morning.
A low pressure system will approach the area monday night and
Move through tuesday and tuesday night. Accumulating snows are
Likely by dawn tuesday for northeastern kentucky, southeastern
Ohio, and into the southern west virginia lowlands. Several
Inches of snow are possible throughout the watch area by mid-
Morning tuesday, impacting the morning commute.
During the day tuesday, warmer air pushing northward will
Introduce sleet or freezing rain tuesday afternoon and
Evening, resulting in some accumulation of ice as well. Portions
Of southern and central west virginia could even see plain rain
For a time tuesday evening.
The precipitation is likely to change back to snow before ending
Sometime wednesday morning, with an additional light accumulation
Possible.
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.
, snow and blowing snow over pictured rocks and eastward
Today,
, low wind chills over the west half overnight tonight,
.west to northwest winds will continue to push arctic air into
Upper michigan and over the relatively warm waters of lake
Superior into monday. The result will be numerous lake effect
Snow showers in areas favored by west to northwesterly flow.
Blowing snow should become less of a factor this afternoon as
Gusty winds diminish to around 10 mph or less by mid afternoon.
Low wind chills can also be expected overnight tonight especially
Inland away from the moderating influence of the great lakes.
, wind chill advisory remains in effect from midnight eastern standard time
/11 pm
central standard time / tonight to 10 am eastern standard time /9 am
central standard time / monday,
A wind chill advisory remains in effect from midnight eastern standard time
/11 pm
central standard time / tonight to 10 am eastern standard time /9 am
central standard time / monday.
Temperatures have risen into the single digits below and above
Zero across the area. This has allowed wind chill values to rise
Into the teens below zero.
Still, wind chill readings are once again expected to drop to 18
Below to 28 below zero tonight into monday morning. The lowest
Wind chills are most likely away from the moderating influence of
Lake superior.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
, dangerous wind chills continue through monday morning,
.westerly winds of 10 to 15 mph, in combination with subzero air
Temperatures, will create wind chill readings of 25 below to
40 below zero through monday morning. Under full sunshine this
Afternoon, there may be a brief period of slightly warmer wind
Chill values. However, by sunset, wind chills will once again
Fall tonight through monday morning.
, wind chill advisory remains in effect until 12 pm central standard time
monday,
A wind chill advisory remains in effect until 12 pm central standard time
monday.
Westerly winds of 10 to 15 mph, in combination with subzero air
Temperatures, Will result in hazardous wind chills of 25 below
To 40 below zero persisting for an extended period.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and winds will
Combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in frost
Bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken. If you
Must venture outdoors, make sure you wear appropriate clothing,
Including a hat and gloves.
, bitterly cold wind chills persisting this morning,
.a wind chill advisory remains in effect through this morning
For central and east central minnesota, including the twin
Cities metropolitan area, as well as all of west central
Wisconsin. The advisory is generally along and north of a line
From appleton to red wing to eau claire.
West northwest winds of 5 to 15 mph, coupled with subzero
Temperatures this morning, will cause wind chills from 25 below
To 30 or 35 below zero. The lowest readings near 35 below zero
Will be found from alexandria east towards mora. The wind chills
Will gradually improve during the mid morning hours and more so
During the afternoon as temperatures moderate and winds decrease.
When venturing outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and mittens
And cover as much flesh as possible.
, wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon central standard time
today,
A wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon central standard time
today.
West northwest winds at 5 to 15 mph, coupled with subzero
Temperatures through this morning, will cause wind chills from 25 below
To 35 below zero. The lowest readings near 35 below zero will be
Found from alexandria east towards mora. The wind chills will
Gradually improve through mid morning and more so during the
Afternoon as temperatures moderate and winds lighten.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
When venturing outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and mittens
And cover as much flesh as possible.
, wind chill advisory north central and eastern portions of
South central north dakota through noon on monday,
.cold arctic air will remain over the region through monday. Near
Zero to subzero temperatures combined with northwest winds of 10
To 20 mph from north central north dakota to the jamestown area
And southward will keep wind chills in the 25 below to 40 below
Zero range through monday at noon central standard time . The coldest wind
chill
Temperatures are expected during the early morning hours today
And monday.
If you plan on traveling, carry a winter survival kit and let
Others know of your travel plans. If you become stranded, stay
With your vehicle. Dangerous wind chills can cause frostbite on
Exposed skin in 15 minutes, and hypothermia can occur if
Precautions are not taken.
, wind chill advisory remains in effect until 12 pm central standard time
monday,
A wind chill advisory remains in effect until noon central standard time
monday.
Subzero temperatures combined with northwest winds 10 to 20 mph
From north central north dakota to the jamestown area and
Southward will keep wind chills in the 25 below to 40 below zero
Range through noon central standard time on monday.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia within 15 minutes if
Precautions are not taken.
, winter storm moving across nevada,
.a winter storm will bring heavy snow to east central nevada,
Including white pine county and northeast nye county, through
The remainder of tonight and sunday. Moderate snowfall
Accumulations will also occur across the remainder of northern and
Central nevada through the remainder of tonight and sunday. Snow
Will taper off to flurries late sunday afternoon and evening.
, winter storm warning in effect until 4 pm pacific standard time sunday,
, winter storm watch is canceled,
The national weather service in elko has issued a winter storm
Warning for heavy snow, which is in effect until 4 pm pacific standard time
Sunday, for white pine and northern nye counties. The winter
Storm watch for sunday evening through monday afternoon has been
Canceled.
Heavy snow will continue on and off through the remainder of
Tonight and sunday, tapering off to flurries sunday evening. The
Heaviest snow will be across white pine county and northeastern
Nye county. Snowfall totals will range from 4 to 8 inches in
Valleys, to 8 to 12 inches in the mountains. Much lower amounts
Are expected in northwestern nye county including tonopah.
Travel may become very difficult or impossible late tonight and sunday
, especially along highways 6, 50, and 93. Due to the heavy wet
Nature of the snow, tree branches and power lines may be knocked
Down. This will hinder travel further as well as cause power
Outages.
A winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow are
Expected or occurring. This will make travel very hazardous or
Impossible.
.a storm system dropping slowly south into nevada will bring a
Band of heavy snow to lincoln county and central nye county this
Afternoon through monday afternoon. The snow could extend as far
West as esmeralda county.
, winter storm warning in effect from 1 pm this afternoon to
6 pm pacific standard time monday,
The national weather service in las vegas has issued a winter
Storm warning for heavy snow, which is in effect from 1 pm this
Afternoon to 6 pm pacific standard time monday for lincoln, central nye and
Esmeralda counties. The winter storm watch is no longer in effect.
A developing storm system is expected to bring heavy snow to
South central nevada sunday afternoon through much of monday. The
Most likely locations for heavy snow will be lincoln and central
Nye counties, but heavy snow could affect areas as far west as
Goldfield. Totals of six to 12 inches are possible in much of the
Area, with 12 to 24 inches possible in the mountains of northern
Lincoln county.
A winter storm warning for heavy snow means severe winter weather
Conditions are expected or occurring. Only travel in an emergency
Since significant amounts of snow are forecast that will make
Travel dangerous. If you must travel, keep an extra
Flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an
Emergency.
, heavy lake snows impacting the watertown area,
A broad area of lake effect snow will continue over most of jefferson
County south of philadelphia, oswego county north of altmar, and
Eastern lewis county. The heaviest snow will be scattered between
Southwick beach and barnes corners with up to an inch an hour.
If you will be driving through this area, be aware that
Conditions can be very difficult. Roads will be snow covered and
Motorists should allow for plenty of extra time to reach their
Destination. Visibilities will be reduced. Some affected routes will
Be interstate 81 from mannsville to adams center and route 12
Between lowville and watertown.
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Bitter Cold Weather Grips Our Nation
Blizzard warning remains in effect until 4 pm akst this
Afternoon,
A blizzard warning remains in effect until 4 pm akst this
Afternoon.
Snow is developing through the kuskokwim delta this evening with
Areas of blowing snow. Snow will reach the coast and nunivak
Island around midnight as north winds increase 25 to 35 mph,
Resulting in blizzard conditions after midnight into wednesday
Afternoon. Conditions are not expected to be as bad inland due to
Northeast winds generally staying at or below 20 mph.
Precipitation should change to rain inland wednesday with
Possibly light freezing rain, but the coast from toksook bay
North should stay all snow with blizzard conditions persisting
Into the afternoon.
A blizzard warning means severe winter weather conditions are
Expected or occurring. Falling and blowing snow with strong winds
And poor visibilities are likely. This will lead to white-out
Conditions, making travel extremely dangerous. All travel and
Outdoor activity is strongly discouraged.
Winter storm warning in effect from noon today to 12 pm akst
Thursday west of chandalar lake,
The national weather service in fairbanks has issued a winter
Storm warning for heavy, which is in effect from noon today
To noon thursday. The winter storm watch is no longer in effect.
Snowfall accumulations today through thursday morning of 6 to 10
Inches are likely west of chandalar lake. Snowfall over the
Remainder should range from 3 to 5 inches.
A winter storm warning means significant winter weather hazards
Are expected. This will make travel and outdoor activity very
Hazardous.
Bitterly cold temperatures expected thursday and friday,
An arctic cold front will rush into the tennessee valley this
Evening, bringing the coldest air in six years to the region.
Temperatures will fall quickly into the 20s behind the front as it
Crosses the area, and into the upper teens to lower 20s by
Daybreak thursday. Northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph will combine
With the cold temperatures to produce wind chills in the single
Digits.
High temperatures are expected to remain below freezing
Thursday, while cold northwesterly winds produce wind chills in
The teens. Conditions will be coldest on friday morning as
Temperatures fall into the single digits areawide. Some sheltered
Valley locations may even drop below zero. Although winds will be
A little lighter, wind chill values below zero are anticipated
For much of the area late thursday night into friday morning.
Temperatures are not expected to climb above freezing until
Saturday, resulting in a prolonged period of subfreezing
Temperatures.
Residents should make preparations for very cold
Temperatures, especially thursday night into friday morning.
Check on those who may not have adequate heat, and remember to
Protect pets, pipes, and sensitive outdoor plants.
Very cold temperatures expected across the mid south wednesday night
Through saturday morning,
An arctic cold front will move across the mid south this evening
And overnight helping to usher in a very cold airmass.
Temperatures are forecast to drop quickly behind the front tonight
With low temperatures dropping into the lower teens in northern
Sections of the forecast area to lower 20s across northern
Mississippi. Brisk north winds will combine with the cold
Temperatures to produce dangerously low wind chill values across
Portions of the area late tonight into thursday morning. A wind
Chill advisory has been issued from midnight tonight through 10 am
central standard time thursday morning for portions of northeast
arkansas, the
Missouri bootheel, and northwest tennessee. Cold temperatures and
Gusty winds will continue on thursday with wind chill values
Remaining in the single digits to middle teens as actual high
Temperatures remain in the teens in northern areas to mid 20s
Across northern mississippi.
Arctic high pressure will settle directly overhead on thursday
Night into friday morning. This will allow for temperatures to drop to
The lowest levels since january 2003. Low temperatures will fall
To near zero across sheltered areas of west tennessee to the lower
Teens across the arkansas and mississippi delta regions and
Downtown memphis. These very cold temperatures will increase the
Danger of hypothermia and frostbite to any person or animals
Remaining outdoors for a prolonged period without proper clothing
And shelter. In addition, exposed or uninsulated water pipes may
Freeze and burst in these cold temperatures.
Please take the necessary precautions now to protect life and
Property from the very cold weather expected thursday night into
Friday morning. Unseasonably cold temperatures will continue
Through saturday morning, with many areas remaining below freezing
Through this entire period.
Temperatures are expected to warm on saturday as southerly winds
Bring moderating temperatures. Please stay tuned to the latest
Forecast and prepare now for the very cold weather.
Brutal cold and dangerous wind chills through friday morning,
.one of the coldest airmasses of the decade will pour into the upper
Mississippi river valley today, and become entrenched over the area
Tonight into friday. After temperatures rise a few degrees this
Morning, a slow fall will occur this afternoon as winds increase
Out of the northwest from 15 to 20 mph, and even a little stronger
In open areas. Through the afternoon, temperatures will fall to 5
To 10 degrees below zero, with wind chills heading toward 35
Degrees below zero.
Overnight, temperatures will continue to plummet, bottoming out
Between 20 and 30 degrees below zero. Northwest winds around 10 mph
Will continue, sending wind chills to 40 to 45 degrees below
Zero for much of the area. Daytime highs on thursday will only
Reach 5 to 10 degrees below zero, while winds continue at 10 mph.
Wind chills on thursday may improve back toward 20 to 30 degrees
Below zero, only to fall back below 35 degrees below zero as air
Temperatures bottom out once again from 20 to 30 degrees below
Zero thursday night and early friday morning. By friday
Afternoon, air temperatures will warm back above zero, with
Improving wind chills.
, wind chill warning in effect from noon today to 12 pm central standard
time
Friday,
, winter weather advisory is cancelled,
The national weather service in la crosse has issued a wind chill
Warning, which is in effect from noon today to 12 pm central standard
time friday.
The winter weather advisory has been cancelled.
Remaining light snow and flurries across the area this morning
Will not accumulate past an additional half inch, thus the winter
Weather advisory has been cancelled.
Dangerous wind chills will develop across the area through the
Afternoon as air temperatures fall during the day to 5 to 10
Degrees below zero, and northwest winds of 10 to 20 mph continue.
This will create wind chills from 30 to 35 degrees below zero this
Afternoon. Brutal wind chills between 35 and 45 degrees below zero
Will continue overnight into friday morning as northwest winds
Continue at 10 mph, and air temperatures plummet to 20 to 30
Degrees below zero. Modest improvement is expected in the wind
Chills on thursday afternoon back toward 20 to 30 degrees below
Zero, only to fall back toward 35 and 40 degrees below zero
Thursday night and friday morning.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Dangerous wind chills expected across central iowa into thursday,
.arctic high pressure is forecast to build into the region today
With bitter cold air settling into iowa. A combination of cold air
And winds will produce very dangerous readings into thursday
Before winds diminish.
, wind chill advisory in effect from 9 am this morning to 12 pm
central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in des moines has issued a wind
Chill advisory, which is in effect from 9 am this morning to
12 pm central standard time thursday.
Colder air will push into central iowa this morning with
Temperatures falling to around zero by this afternoon. Northwest
Winds are forecast to increase as well and this will lower wind
Chills to 15 to 25 below by later this morning. The wind chills
Will continue to fall tonight and range from 25 to 30 below during
The overnight. Some gradual improvement is forecast on thursday
Morning as winds gradual diminish.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Dangerous wind chills expected across central iowa into thursday,
.arctic high pressure is forecast to build into the region today
With bitter cold air settling into iowa. A combination of cold air
And winds will produce very dangerous readings into thursday
Before winds diminish.
, wind chill warning in effect until 12 pm central standard time thursday,
, winter weather advisory is cancelled,
The national weather service in des moines has issued a wind
Chill warning, which is in effect until 12 pm central standard time
thursday. The
Winter weather advisory has been cancelled.
Temperatures are expected to slowly fall during the day into the
Single digits below zero. Meanwhile, northwest winds increase to
15 to 25 mph with higher gusts. This will produce wind chills of
20 to 35 below zero by mid morning and continue through the day.
The wind chills will continue to fall and by tonight, and
Bitterly cold values of 35 to 45 below zero can be expected. Some
Gradual improvement is expected on thursday as winds slowly
Subside.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Significant snowfall ending early this morning then widespread
Blowing snow through this afternoon,
, dangerous wind chills this afternoon through friday morning,
.a fast moving, but strong clipper system will sweep southern
Iowa early this morning with snow ending over the area between 6
Am and 9 am today. Widespread snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches is
Expected, With locally higher amounts of 6 inches or more along
And narrow axis from around cedar rapids through the quad cities
To kewanee illinois. Blowing and drifting snow will become
Widespread by mid morning, with heavy drifting over roads, and
Occasional near white out conditions in stronger wind gusts. By
Afternoon the strong winds will slowly diminish, and blowing
Snow should subside to primarily drifting snow.
Temperatures will fall below zero this afternoon north of
Interstate 80, and will crash to extremely cold levels
Tonight, with actual low temperatures between -10 and -20 common.
Wind chills will reach below -20 over northern portions of the
Area this afternoon, and will drop to a very dangerous range of
-25 to -45 tonight. These extremely cold wind chills will last
Through friday morning, though some periods of the daytime hours
Will not be quite as extreme.
, winter weather advisory now in effect until 3 pm central standard time
this
Afternoon,
, wind chill advisory in effect from 6 pm this evening to 6 am
central standard time friday,
The national weather service in quad cities has issued a wind
Chill advisory, which is in effect from 6 pm this evening to
6 am central standard time friday. The winter weather advisory is now
in effect
Until 3 pm central standard time this afternoon.
Snow will end early this morning between 5 am and 7 am today.
Widespread snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches is expected, With
Locally higher amounts of 6 inches or more along and narrow axis
>From around cedar rapids through the quad cities. Blowing and
Drifting snow will become widespread by mid morning, with heavy
Drifting over roads, and occasional near white out conditions in
Stronger wind gusts. By afternoon the strong winds will slowly
Diminish, and blowing snow should subside to primarily drifting
Snow.
A winter weather advisory for blowing snow means that visibilities
Will be one-half mile or less due to strong winds causing blowing
Snow. Be careful when traveling, Especially in rural
Areas, and on east-west roads.
Wind chills of -20 to -29 will be found over the area tonight
Through friday morning.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills, resulting in frost
Bite and hypothermia if precautions are not taken. If you must
Venture outdoors, dress in layers covering exposed skin.
Frostbite will occur in a few as 15 minutes in these conditions.
Significant snowfall ending early this morning then widespread
Blowing snow through this afternoon,
, dangerous wind chills this afternoon through friday morning,
.a fast moving, but strong clipper system will sweep southern
Iowa early this morning with snow ending over the area between 6
Am and 9 am today. Widespread snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches is
Expected, With locally higher amounts of 6 inches or more along
And narrow axis from around cedar rapids through the quad cities
To kewanee illinois. Blowing and drifting snow will become
Widespread by mid morning, with heavy drifting over roads, and
Occasional near white out conditions in stronger wind gusts. By
Afternoon the strong winds will slowly diminish, and blowing
Snow should subside to primarily drifting snow.
Temperatures will fall below zero this afternoon north of
Interstate 80, and will crash to extremely cold levels
Tonight, with actual low temperatures between -10 and -20 common.
Wind chills will reach below -20 over northern portions of the
Area this afternoon, and will drop to a very dangerous range of
-25 to -45 tonight. These extremely cold wind chills will last
Through friday morning, though some periods of the daytime hours
Will not be quite as extreme.
, winter weather advisory now in effect until 3 pm central standard time
this
Afternoon,
, wind chill warning in effect from 3 pm this afternoon to 6 am
central standard time friday,
The national weather service in quad cities has issued a wind
Chill warning, which is in effect from 3 pm this afternoon to
6 am central standard time friday. The winter weather advisory is now
in effect
Until 3 pm central standard time this afternoon.
Snow will end early this morning between 5 am and 7 am today.
Widespread snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches is expected, With
Locally higher amounts of 6 inches or more along and narrow axis
>From around cedar rapids through the quad cities. Blowing and
Drifting snow will become widespread by mid morning, with heavy
Drifting over roads, and occasional near white out conditions in
Stronger wind gusts. By afternoon the strong winds will slowly
Diminish, and blowing snow should subside to primarily drifting
Snow.
A winter weather advisory for blowing snow means that visibilities
Will be one-half mile or less due to strong winds causing blowing
Snow. Be careful when traveling, Especially in rural
Areas, and on east-west roads.
Wind chills of -30 to -45 will be found over the area tonight
Through friday morning.
A wind chill warning means a combination of bitterly cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values, .
Resulting in frost bite , hypothermia or even death if
Precautions are not taken. If you must venture outdoors, dress
Appropriately in layers covering exposed skin. Frostbite will
Occur in a few as 10 minutes in these conditions.
Cold, arctic air will drive southward on a strong north wind
Today. This will drop wind chill temperatures to 20 to 35 below
Zero for most locations. Wind chill readings of 35 to 40 below
Zero will also be possible east of a line from brookings to
Spencer iowa. As high pressure builds south, the wind will begin
To subside after sunset. While the effects of the wind will
Diminish after midnight, actual temperatures will fall to around
20 below zero in many locations thursday morning.
, wind chill warning in effect until 6 am central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in sioux falls has issued a wind
Chill warning, which is in effect until 6 am central standard time
thursday. The
Wind chill advisory is no longer in effect.
North winds of of 15 to 30 mph will combine with temperatures of 5
To 10 below zero to create wind chill readings of 25 to 40 below
Zero. A few flurries and patchy blowing snow will also be possible
This morning as the cold air surges south.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Arctic blast today and tonight,
.a strong arctic cold front will slam through eastern nebraska and
Southwest iowa today. Temperatures will fall quickly during the
Day, into the single digits above and below zero. Gusty north
Winds of 15 to 30 mph will combine with the cold temperatures to
Produce wind chills colder than 20 below for much of the day in
Northeast nebraska, and spreading south through eastern nebraska
And western iowa this afternoon and tonight.
, wind chill advisory in effect until 12 pm central standard time
thursday,
The national weather service in omaha/valley has issued a wind
Chill advisory, which is in effect until 12 pm central standard time
thursday.
Temperatures falling from the single digits above zero into the
Single digits below zero, combined with north winds of 15 to 30
Mph, will produce wind chills of 20 to 25 below much of the day.
As temperatures fall to colder than 10 below tonight, relatively
Light winds around 10 mph will still produce wind chills colder
Than 20 below into thursday morning.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Adverse winter weather conditions will continue across the
Area into friday morning,
, winter weather advisory remains in effect until 6 pm central
standard time this
Afternoon,
, wind chill advisory remains in effect from 6 pm this evening
To 12 pm central standard time friday,
A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 6 pm central
standard time this
Afternoon. A wind chill advisory remains in effect from 6 pm this
Evening to 12 pm central standard time friday.
Scattered areas of light snow or flurries will continue across
Most of central and east central illinois through the morning
Hours. Little in the way of additional accumulation is expected.
Gusty winds on the back side of the storm will produce areas of
Blowing and drifting snow, especially this afternoon. The
Visibility may drop to less than a mile at in outlying areas due
To blowing snow.
Bitterly cold temperatures will settle into the region tonight into
Early friday as arctic high pressure builds in. The cold
Temperatures will combine with the wind to produce an extended
Period of wind chills of 15 below to 20 below zero. Locally
Colder wind chills are possible, especially thursday night.
A winter weather advisory for snow and blowing snow means that
Visibilities will be limited due to a combination of falling and
Blowing snow. Although not a major snow producer, there will be
Enough snow around this morning during the drive into work or
School to produce slippery driving conditions. Use caution when
Traveling today, especially in open areas, and allow some extra
Time to reach your destination.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Adverse winter weather conditions will continue across the
Area into friday morning,
, winter weather advisory remains in effect until 6 pm central
standard time this
Afternoon,
, wind chill warning remains in effect from 6 pm this evening to
12 pm central standard time friday,
A wind chill warning remains in effect from 6 pm this evening to
12 pm central standard time friday. A winter weather advisory remains
in effect
Until 6 pm central standard time this afternoon.
Periods of light snow or flurries will continue across most of
Central illinois through the morning hours. The highest snow
Totals have occurred roughly along and north of a rushville to
Lincoln to danville line where 3 to 5 inches accumulated during
The early morning hours. Gusty winds on the back side of the
Storm will produce areas of blowing and drifting snow, especially
This afternoon. The visibility may drop to below 1 mile at times
In outlying areas due to blowing snow.
Bitterly cold temperatures will settle into the region tonight into
Early friday as arctic high pressure builds in. The cold
Temperatures will combine with the wind to produce an extended
Period of wind chills of 25 below to 30 below zero. Locally
Colder wind chills are possible, especially thursday night.
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.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Accumulating snow to be followed by bitterly cold
Temperatures,
A compact, but vigorous low pressure center will move from near
Des moines iowa early this morning, to near lafayette indiana by
Noon today. This will continue to spread snow, heavy at times,
Across much of north and central portions of illinois and
Indiana.
As the low center moves east of the region this afternoon and
Evening, bitterly cold arctic air will pour into the midwest on
The heels of north to northwest winds which will gust at times in
Excess of 30 mph.
, winter weather advisory remains in effect until midnight central
standard time
Tonight,
, wind chill warning remains in effect from midnight tonight to
12 pm central standard time friday,
A wind chill warning remains in effect from midnight tonight to
12 pm central standard time friday. A winter weather advisory remains
in effect
Until midnight central standard time tonight.
The wind chill watch is no longer in effect. A winter weather
Advisory remains in effect until midnight central standard time tonight.
Snow, heavy at times, will continue across much of northern
Illinois through this morning. Snowfall rates may reach an inch
Per hour along and south of interstate 88 during this period.
Total snow accumulations are expected to range from around
4 inches south of interstate 88, to 2 or 3 inches near the
Wisconsin state line.
After the snow ends, strong northwest winds, gusting at times
To around 30 mph will cause considerable blowing and drifting
Snow. This snow is of much lower water content compared to
Monday`s snowfall, thus blowing snow will result in greatly
Reduced visibilities in outlying and rural areas this afternoon
And evening.
In addition, temperatures will plummet tonight to 10 to 15 below
Zero over northern illinois. This, combined with a biting
Northwest wind will create dangerous wind chills of 30 to
40 below zero tonight. Thursday night will be even colder with
Lows approaching 20 below in some areas, though wind speeds will
Be diminishing.
A winter weather advisory for snow and blowing snow means that
Visibilities will be limited due to strong winds blowing snow.
Travel is not recommended.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Accumulating snow to be followed by bitterly cold
Temperatures,
A compact, but vigorous low pressure center will move from near
Des moines iowa early this morning, to near lafayette indiana by
Noon today. This will continue to spread snow, heavy at times,
Across much of north and central portions of illinois and
Indiana.
As the low center moves east of the region this afternoon and
Evening, bitterly cold arctic air will pour into the midwest on
The heels of north to northwest winds which will gust at times in
Excess of 30 mph.
, winter storm warning in effect until noon central standard time today,
, winter weather advisory now in effect from noon today to
Midnight central standard time tonight,
, wind chill warning remains in effect from midnight tonight to
12 pm central standard time friday,
The national weather service in chicago has issued a winter storm
Warning for heavy snow, which is in effect until
Noon central standard time today. The winter weather advisory is now
in effect from
Noon today to midnight central standard time tonight. A wind chill
warning remains
In effect from midnight tonight to 12 pm central standard time friday.
The wind chill watch is no longer in effect.
A winter weather advisory remains in effect until midnight central
standard time
/1 am est/ tonight.
Snow, heavy at times, will continue across much of northern
Illinois and northwest indiana through this morning. Snowfall
Rates may exceed an inch per hour along and south of interstate
80 during this period. A more focused band of heavy snow has
Brought more significant snow accumulations of 3 to 5 inches
Along the interstate 80 corridor through 6 am this morning, with
An additional 1 to 3 inches of snow possible before tapering off
Late this morning. Storm total snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches
Are possible by midday.
After the snow ends, strong northwest winds, gusting at times
To around 30 mph will cause considerable blowing and drifting
Snow. This snow is of much lower water content compared to
Monday`s snowfall, thus blowing snow will result in greatly
Reduced visibilities in outlying and rural areas this afternoon
And evening.
In addition, temperatures will plummet tonight to 10 to 15 below
Zero over northern illinois, and 5 to 10 below across northwest
Indiana. This, combined with a biting northwest wind will create
Dangerous wind chills of 30 to 40 below zero tonight. Thursday
Night will be even colder with lows approaching 20 below in some
Areas, though wind speeds will be diminishing.
A winter weather advisory for snow and blowing snow means that
Visibilities will be limited due to strong winds blowing snow.
Travel is not recommended.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
A winter storm warning for heavy snow is issued when 6 or more
Inches of snow is forecast to occur. The heavy snow will make
Travel dangerous. If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight,
Food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency.
Bitterly cold wind chills to affect area,
, wind chill advisory in effect from midnight tonight to 12 pm
central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in st louis has issued a wind chill
Advisory, which is in effect from midnight tonight to 12 pm central
standard time
Thursday.
An arctic air mass will plunge into missouri and illinois later
Today. Temperatures tonight will drop to between 5 below zero and
5 above zero and gusty northwest winds of 15 to 25 mph can be
Expected. The combination of bitterly cold air and gusty northwest
Winds, will result in dangerous wind chill levels from 15 to 24
Below zero until midday on thursday.
A wind chill advisory is issued when a strong wind combines with
Very low temperatures to create dangerous conditions for exposed
Skin. The cold air and wind will make it feel like it is between
15 and 24 degrees below zero for several hours. Those planning to
Venture outdoors should use common sense and dress warmly,
Making sure that all exposed skin is covered.
Low pressure in the mid mississippi valley early this morning
Will track east southeast and cross the region this afternoon and
Evening, taking a path close to the ohio river. Snow will occur
Ahead of this system, mainly along and to the north of the low
Track. With very cold air in place, a dry fluffy snow is expected
Which will accumulate quickly. Gusty winds and even colder air
Will move in behind the low which will result in very low wind
Chill.
, winter storm warning in effect from 7 am this morning to
Midnight eastern standard time tonight,
, wind chill advisory in effect from midnight tonight to 11 am
Est thursday,
The national weather service in wilmington has issued a winter
Storm warning for heavy snow, which is in effect from 7 am this
Morning to midnight eastern standard time tonight. A wind chill
advisory has also
Been issued. This wind chill advisory is in effect from midnight
Tonight to 11 am eastern standard time thursday.
Snow will spread across the area early this morning and continue
For much of the day before tapering off late this afternoon and
This evening. The snow may accumulate at more than an inch per hour
At times, particularly from mid morning through early afternoon.
By the time the snow tapers off, total accumulation of 3 to 5
Inches will occur.
Colder air will move into the area overnight and remain into
Thursday morning. The very cold temperatures combined with west
To northwest winds will result in wind chills from 10 below to 15
Below zero.
Heavy snow is forecast to accumulate in the warned area,
Causing hazardous driving conditions. Those intending to travel
In the warning area are advised to make alternate plans or use
Extreme caution if travel is unavoidable.
A wind chill advisory is issued when a strong wind will combine
With cold temperatures to create dangerously cold conditions for
Exposed skin. The wind will make it feel like it is between
10 and 24 degrees below zero for a period of several hours.
Those planning to venture outdoors should use common sense and
Dress warmly, making sure that all exposed skin is covered.
Stay tuned to noaa weather radio or your favorite source of
Weather information for the latest updates. Additional details can
Also be found at /lower case/
www.weather.gov/iln
.
Snow wednesday then bitter cold wednesday night into friday,
.light snow will spread across central indiana today then taper
To flurries by wednesday evening. Snow amounts will average 2 to 4
Inches north of i-70 with lighter amounts to the south. The
Heaviest snows will occur along and north of a crawfordsville to
New castle line today. Amounts along the i-70 corridor including
Indianapolis will range from 1 to 3 inches. Gusty northwest winds
Will develop across the area later today and this will cause
Widespread blowing and drifting of any new snow.
Bitter cold arctic air on gusty northwest winds will rush into
Central indiana tonight and remain through friday. Wind chills
Range anywhere from 10 to 30 below zero.
, wind chill advisory in effect from midnight tonight to 1 pm
Est friday,
The national weather service in indianapolis has issued a wind
Chill advisory, which is in effect from midnight tonight to 1 pm
Est friday. The wind chill watch is no longer in effect.
Light snow accumulating to less than 2 inches by this evening
Will be followed by bitter cold arctic air on gusty northwest
Winds from wednesday night through friday. Wind chills will reach
10 to 20 below zero at times thursday and friday.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Significant lake effect snows expected,
.a clipper system will bring a burst of snow this morning to the
Region. Following this mornings system. While the entire area will
Have snow this morning, the heavier accumulations of 2 to 5
Inches will primarily be along and south of route 30.
Significant lake effect snow bands are expected to develop as the
Coldest air of the season surges into the area. Localized heavy
Lake effect snows will develop in strong snowbands with snowfall
Rates of up to two inches per hour possible tonight and into
Thursday morning before tapering off midday thursday. Near
Blizzard conditions are possible in the strongest lake snows with
Travel on interstate 94 and the indiana toll road being severely
Impacted. Due to the nature of lake effect snow, final snowfall
Totals in the warning area will likely be quite varied. Generally
5 to 10 inches are expected from this afternoon into midday
Thursday, with highest amounts in berrien and western cass
Counties in southwest michigan.
Another extreme hazard to this winter storm will become
Increasingly dangerous windchill temperatures late this afternoon
Into late thursday morning.
, lake effect snow warning in effect from 2 pm this afternoon to
6 am central standard time thursday,
, wind chill warning in effect from 5 pm this afternoon to 10 am
central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in northern indiana has issued a
Lake effect snow warning, which is in effect from 2 pm this
Afternoon to 6 am central standard time thursday. A wind chill
warning has also
Been issued. This wind chill warning is in effect from 5 pm this
Afternoon to 10 am central standard time thursday. The lake effect
snow watch is no
Longer in effect.
As the coldest air of the season moves into the region over the
Open waters of lake michigan, a significant band of lake effect
Snow will develop this afternoon. Isolated near blizzard conditions
Are possible in the strongest lake effect snow bands as winds of
15 to 25 mph are expected, with occasional gusts to 30 mph. Final
Snow amounts will be quite varied, but generally 5 to 10 inches
Can be expected.
Windchill temperatures as low as 20 below to 30 below are expected
Tonight into thursday morning.
A lake effect snow warning means significant amounts of lake-
Effect snow are forecast that will make travel very hazardous or
Impossible. Lake-effect snow showers typically align themselves
In bands and will likely be intense enough to drop 1 to several
Inches of snow per hour for several hours. Visibilities vary
Greatly and can drop to zero within minutes. Travel is strongly
Discouraged. Commerce could be severely impacted. If you must
Travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your
Vehicle in case of an emergency.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Significant lake effect snows expected,
.a clipper system will bring a burst of snow this morning to the
Region. Following this mornings system. While the entire area will
Have snow this morning, the heavier accumulations of 2 to 5
Inches will primarily be along and south of route 30.
Significant lake effect snow bands are expected to develop as the
Coldest air of the season surges into the area. Localized heavy
Lake effect snows will develop in strong snowbands with snowfall
Rates of up to two inches per hour possible tonight and into
Thursday morning before tapering off midday thursday. Near
Blizzard conditions are possible in the strongest lake snows with
Travel on interstate 94 and the indiana toll road being severely
Impacted. Due to the nature of lake effect snow, final snowfall
Totals in the warning area will likely be quite varied. Generally
5 to 10 inches are expected from this afternoon into midday
Thursday, with highest amounts in berrien and western cass
Counties in southwest michigan.
Another extreme hazard to this winter storm will become
Increasingly dangerous windchill temperatures late this afternoon
Into late thursday morning.
, lake effect snow warning in effect from 2 pm this afternoon to
6 am central standard time thursday,
, wind chill warning in effect from 5 pm this afternoon to 10 am
central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in northern indiana has issued a
Lake effect snow warning, which is in effect from 2 pm this
Afternoon to 6 am central standard time thursday. A wind chill
warning has also
Been issued. This wind chill warning is in effect from 5 pm this
Afternoon to 10 am central standard time thursday. The lake effect
snow watch is no
Longer in effect.
As the coldest air of the season moves into the region over the
Open waters of lake michigan, a significant band of lake effect
Snow will develop this afternoon. Isolated near blizzard conditions
Are possible in the strongest lake effect snow bands as winds of
15 to 25 mph are expected, with occasional gusts to 30 mph. Final
Snow amounts will be quite varied, but generally 5 to 10 inches
Can be expected.
Windchill temperatures as low as 20 below to 30 below are expected
Tonight into thursday morning.
A lake effect snow warning means significant amounts of lake-
Effect snow are forecast that will make travel very hazardous or
Impossible. Lake-effect snow showers typically align themselves
In bands and will likely be intense enough to drop 1 to several
Inches of snow per hour for several hours. Visibilities vary
Greatly and can drop to zero within minutes. Travel is strongly
Discouraged. Commerce could be severely impacted. If you must
Travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your
Vehicle in case of an emergency.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Wind chill advisory in effect from 2 am to 10 am central standard time
Thursday,
The national weather service in paducah has issued a wind chill
Advisory, which is in effect from 2 am to 10 am central standard time
thursday.
Bitter cold air is on its way toward the area. A cold front will
Pass later today, and behind it will come an airmass of arctic
Origin that is currently producing negative numbered temperatures
Across much of iowa, minnesota, and wisconsin. This same air
Will settle across our area, ushered in on biting west to
Northwest winds that will gust as high as 30 to 35 mph at times.
The resultant wind chills late tonight and early thursday, when
Low temperatures plummet into the single digits, will be wind
Chills in the -10 to -15 range.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves. Early morning folks headed off to work or school be
Advised of this extreme and bitter cold to start your thursday.
Dangerous wind chills over the west and central upper michigan
Tonight into thursday morning,
.arctic high pressure dropping from central canada into the plains
States will bring a reinforcing shot of bitter cold air into the
Upper great lakes region through thursday. This bitter cold
Airmass along with an increase in northwest winds today will
Drive wind chill values into the 25 to 35 below zero range over
West and central upper michigan. Expect wind chill values to
Tumble into the 35 to 45 below zero range tonight and thursday
Morning as the core of the arctic airmass drifts overhead.
, wind chill advisory in effect from 7 pm this evening to 11 am
Est thursday,
The national weather service in marquette has issued a wind chill
Advisory, which is in effect from 7 pm this evening to 11 am est
Thursday.
With northwest winds at 10 to 20 mph, expect wind chills in the
20 to 30 below zero range tonight and thursday morning.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Dangerous wind chills over the west and central upper michigan
Tonight into thursday morning,
.arctic high pressure dropping from central canada into the plains
States will bring a reinforcing shot of bitter cold air into the
Upper great lakes region through thursday. This bitter cold
Airmass along with an increase in northwest winds today will
Drive wind chill values into the 25 to 35 below zero range over
West and central upper michigan. Expect wind chill values to
Tumble into the 35 to 45 below zero range tonight and thursday
Morning as the core of the arctic airmass drifts overhead.
, wind chill advisory now in effect until midnight eastern standard time /11
pm
central standard time / tonight,
, wind chill warning in effect from midnight eastern standard time /11
pm central standard time /
Tonight to 1 pm eastern standard time /12 pm central standard time /
thursday,
The national weather service in marquette has issued a wind chill
Warning, which is in effect from midnight eastern standard time /11 pm
central standard time /
Tonight to 1 pm eastern standard time /12 pm central standard time /
thursday. The wind chill advisory
Is now in effect until midnight eastern standard time /11 pm central
standard time / tonight. The wind
Chill watch is no longer in effect.
As northwest winds increase to 10 to 20 mph by this afternoon, expect
Wind chills in the 25 to 35 below zero range through today. Plan
On wind chills to plummet to a dangerous 35 to 40 below zero
Tonight and thursday morning.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Afternoon,
A blizzard warning remains in effect until 4 pm akst this
Afternoon.
Snow is developing through the kuskokwim delta this evening with
Areas of blowing snow. Snow will reach the coast and nunivak
Island around midnight as north winds increase 25 to 35 mph,
Resulting in blizzard conditions after midnight into wednesday
Afternoon. Conditions are not expected to be as bad inland due to
Northeast winds generally staying at or below 20 mph.
Precipitation should change to rain inland wednesday with
Possibly light freezing rain, but the coast from toksook bay
North should stay all snow with blizzard conditions persisting
Into the afternoon.
A blizzard warning means severe winter weather conditions are
Expected or occurring. Falling and blowing snow with strong winds
And poor visibilities are likely. This will lead to white-out
Conditions, making travel extremely dangerous. All travel and
Outdoor activity is strongly discouraged.
Winter storm warning in effect from noon today to 12 pm akst
Thursday west of chandalar lake,
The national weather service in fairbanks has issued a winter
Storm warning for heavy, which is in effect from noon today
To noon thursday. The winter storm watch is no longer in effect.
Snowfall accumulations today through thursday morning of 6 to 10
Inches are likely west of chandalar lake. Snowfall over the
Remainder should range from 3 to 5 inches.
A winter storm warning means significant winter weather hazards
Are expected. This will make travel and outdoor activity very
Hazardous.
Bitterly cold temperatures expected thursday and friday,
An arctic cold front will rush into the tennessee valley this
Evening, bringing the coldest air in six years to the region.
Temperatures will fall quickly into the 20s behind the front as it
Crosses the area, and into the upper teens to lower 20s by
Daybreak thursday. Northwest winds of 10 to 15 mph will combine
With the cold temperatures to produce wind chills in the single
Digits.
High temperatures are expected to remain below freezing
Thursday, while cold northwesterly winds produce wind chills in
The teens. Conditions will be coldest on friday morning as
Temperatures fall into the single digits areawide. Some sheltered
Valley locations may even drop below zero. Although winds will be
A little lighter, wind chill values below zero are anticipated
For much of the area late thursday night into friday morning.
Temperatures are not expected to climb above freezing until
Saturday, resulting in a prolonged period of subfreezing
Temperatures.
Residents should make preparations for very cold
Temperatures, especially thursday night into friday morning.
Check on those who may not have adequate heat, and remember to
Protect pets, pipes, and sensitive outdoor plants.
Very cold temperatures expected across the mid south wednesday night
Through saturday morning,
An arctic cold front will move across the mid south this evening
And overnight helping to usher in a very cold airmass.
Temperatures are forecast to drop quickly behind the front tonight
With low temperatures dropping into the lower teens in northern
Sections of the forecast area to lower 20s across northern
Mississippi. Brisk north winds will combine with the cold
Temperatures to produce dangerously low wind chill values across
Portions of the area late tonight into thursday morning. A wind
Chill advisory has been issued from midnight tonight through 10 am
central standard time thursday morning for portions of northeast
arkansas, the
Missouri bootheel, and northwest tennessee. Cold temperatures and
Gusty winds will continue on thursday with wind chill values
Remaining in the single digits to middle teens as actual high
Temperatures remain in the teens in northern areas to mid 20s
Across northern mississippi.
Arctic high pressure will settle directly overhead on thursday
Night into friday morning. This will allow for temperatures to drop to
The lowest levels since january 2003. Low temperatures will fall
To near zero across sheltered areas of west tennessee to the lower
Teens across the arkansas and mississippi delta regions and
Downtown memphis. These very cold temperatures will increase the
Danger of hypothermia and frostbite to any person or animals
Remaining outdoors for a prolonged period without proper clothing
And shelter. In addition, exposed or uninsulated water pipes may
Freeze and burst in these cold temperatures.
Please take the necessary precautions now to protect life and
Property from the very cold weather expected thursday night into
Friday morning. Unseasonably cold temperatures will continue
Through saturday morning, with many areas remaining below freezing
Through this entire period.
Temperatures are expected to warm on saturday as southerly winds
Bring moderating temperatures. Please stay tuned to the latest
Forecast and prepare now for the very cold weather.
Brutal cold and dangerous wind chills through friday morning,
.one of the coldest airmasses of the decade will pour into the upper
Mississippi river valley today, and become entrenched over the area
Tonight into friday. After temperatures rise a few degrees this
Morning, a slow fall will occur this afternoon as winds increase
Out of the northwest from 15 to 20 mph, and even a little stronger
In open areas. Through the afternoon, temperatures will fall to 5
To 10 degrees below zero, with wind chills heading toward 35
Degrees below zero.
Overnight, temperatures will continue to plummet, bottoming out
Between 20 and 30 degrees below zero. Northwest winds around 10 mph
Will continue, sending wind chills to 40 to 45 degrees below
Zero for much of the area. Daytime highs on thursday will only
Reach 5 to 10 degrees below zero, while winds continue at 10 mph.
Wind chills on thursday may improve back toward 20 to 30 degrees
Below zero, only to fall back below 35 degrees below zero as air
Temperatures bottom out once again from 20 to 30 degrees below
Zero thursday night and early friday morning. By friday
Afternoon, air temperatures will warm back above zero, with
Improving wind chills.
, wind chill warning in effect from noon today to 12 pm central standard
time
Friday,
, winter weather advisory is cancelled,
The national weather service in la crosse has issued a wind chill
Warning, which is in effect from noon today to 12 pm central standard
time friday.
The winter weather advisory has been cancelled.
Remaining light snow and flurries across the area this morning
Will not accumulate past an additional half inch, thus the winter
Weather advisory has been cancelled.
Dangerous wind chills will develop across the area through the
Afternoon as air temperatures fall during the day to 5 to 10
Degrees below zero, and northwest winds of 10 to 20 mph continue.
This will create wind chills from 30 to 35 degrees below zero this
Afternoon. Brutal wind chills between 35 and 45 degrees below zero
Will continue overnight into friday morning as northwest winds
Continue at 10 mph, and air temperatures plummet to 20 to 30
Degrees below zero. Modest improvement is expected in the wind
Chills on thursday afternoon back toward 20 to 30 degrees below
Zero, only to fall back toward 35 and 40 degrees below zero
Thursday night and friday morning.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Dangerous wind chills expected across central iowa into thursday,
.arctic high pressure is forecast to build into the region today
With bitter cold air settling into iowa. A combination of cold air
And winds will produce very dangerous readings into thursday
Before winds diminish.
, wind chill advisory in effect from 9 am this morning to 12 pm
central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in des moines has issued a wind
Chill advisory, which is in effect from 9 am this morning to
12 pm central standard time thursday.
Colder air will push into central iowa this morning with
Temperatures falling to around zero by this afternoon. Northwest
Winds are forecast to increase as well and this will lower wind
Chills to 15 to 25 below by later this morning. The wind chills
Will continue to fall tonight and range from 25 to 30 below during
The overnight. Some gradual improvement is forecast on thursday
Morning as winds gradual diminish.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Dangerous wind chills expected across central iowa into thursday,
.arctic high pressure is forecast to build into the region today
With bitter cold air settling into iowa. A combination of cold air
And winds will produce very dangerous readings into thursday
Before winds diminish.
, wind chill warning in effect until 12 pm central standard time thursday,
, winter weather advisory is cancelled,
The national weather service in des moines has issued a wind
Chill warning, which is in effect until 12 pm central standard time
thursday. The
Winter weather advisory has been cancelled.
Temperatures are expected to slowly fall during the day into the
Single digits below zero. Meanwhile, northwest winds increase to
15 to 25 mph with higher gusts. This will produce wind chills of
20 to 35 below zero by mid morning and continue through the day.
The wind chills will continue to fall and by tonight, and
Bitterly cold values of 35 to 45 below zero can be expected. Some
Gradual improvement is expected on thursday as winds slowly
Subside.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Significant snowfall ending early this morning then widespread
Blowing snow through this afternoon,
, dangerous wind chills this afternoon through friday morning,
.a fast moving, but strong clipper system will sweep southern
Iowa early this morning with snow ending over the area between 6
Am and 9 am today. Widespread snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches is
Expected, With locally higher amounts of 6 inches or more along
And narrow axis from around cedar rapids through the quad cities
To kewanee illinois. Blowing and drifting snow will become
Widespread by mid morning, with heavy drifting over roads, and
Occasional near white out conditions in stronger wind gusts. By
Afternoon the strong winds will slowly diminish, and blowing
Snow should subside to primarily drifting snow.
Temperatures will fall below zero this afternoon north of
Interstate 80, and will crash to extremely cold levels
Tonight, with actual low temperatures between -10 and -20 common.
Wind chills will reach below -20 over northern portions of the
Area this afternoon, and will drop to a very dangerous range of
-25 to -45 tonight. These extremely cold wind chills will last
Through friday morning, though some periods of the daytime hours
Will not be quite as extreme.
, winter weather advisory now in effect until 3 pm central standard time
this
Afternoon,
, wind chill advisory in effect from 6 pm this evening to 6 am
central standard time friday,
The national weather service in quad cities has issued a wind
Chill advisory, which is in effect from 6 pm this evening to
6 am central standard time friday. The winter weather advisory is now
in effect
Until 3 pm central standard time this afternoon.
Snow will end early this morning between 5 am and 7 am today.
Widespread snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches is expected, With
Locally higher amounts of 6 inches or more along and narrow axis
>From around cedar rapids through the quad cities. Blowing and
Drifting snow will become widespread by mid morning, with heavy
Drifting over roads, and occasional near white out conditions in
Stronger wind gusts. By afternoon the strong winds will slowly
Diminish, and blowing snow should subside to primarily drifting
Snow.
A winter weather advisory for blowing snow means that visibilities
Will be one-half mile or less due to strong winds causing blowing
Snow. Be careful when traveling, Especially in rural
Areas, and on east-west roads.
Wind chills of -20 to -29 will be found over the area tonight
Through friday morning.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills, resulting in frost
Bite and hypothermia if precautions are not taken. If you must
Venture outdoors, dress in layers covering exposed skin.
Frostbite will occur in a few as 15 minutes in these conditions.
Significant snowfall ending early this morning then widespread
Blowing snow through this afternoon,
, dangerous wind chills this afternoon through friday morning,
.a fast moving, but strong clipper system will sweep southern
Iowa early this morning with snow ending over the area between 6
Am and 9 am today. Widespread snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches is
Expected, With locally higher amounts of 6 inches or more along
And narrow axis from around cedar rapids through the quad cities
To kewanee illinois. Blowing and drifting snow will become
Widespread by mid morning, with heavy drifting over roads, and
Occasional near white out conditions in stronger wind gusts. By
Afternoon the strong winds will slowly diminish, and blowing
Snow should subside to primarily drifting snow.
Temperatures will fall below zero this afternoon north of
Interstate 80, and will crash to extremely cold levels
Tonight, with actual low temperatures between -10 and -20 common.
Wind chills will reach below -20 over northern portions of the
Area this afternoon, and will drop to a very dangerous range of
-25 to -45 tonight. These extremely cold wind chills will last
Through friday morning, though some periods of the daytime hours
Will not be quite as extreme.
, winter weather advisory now in effect until 3 pm central standard time
this
Afternoon,
, wind chill warning in effect from 3 pm this afternoon to 6 am
central standard time friday,
The national weather service in quad cities has issued a wind
Chill warning, which is in effect from 3 pm this afternoon to
6 am central standard time friday. The winter weather advisory is now
in effect
Until 3 pm central standard time this afternoon.
Snow will end early this morning between 5 am and 7 am today.
Widespread snow accumulation of 3 to 5 inches is expected, With
Locally higher amounts of 6 inches or more along and narrow axis
>From around cedar rapids through the quad cities. Blowing and
Drifting snow will become widespread by mid morning, with heavy
Drifting over roads, and occasional near white out conditions in
Stronger wind gusts. By afternoon the strong winds will slowly
Diminish, and blowing snow should subside to primarily drifting
Snow.
A winter weather advisory for blowing snow means that visibilities
Will be one-half mile or less due to strong winds causing blowing
Snow. Be careful when traveling, Especially in rural
Areas, and on east-west roads.
Wind chills of -30 to -45 will be found over the area tonight
Through friday morning.
A wind chill warning means a combination of bitterly cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values, .
Resulting in frost bite , hypothermia or even death if
Precautions are not taken. If you must venture outdoors, dress
Appropriately in layers covering exposed skin. Frostbite will
Occur in a few as 10 minutes in these conditions.
Cold, arctic air will drive southward on a strong north wind
Today. This will drop wind chill temperatures to 20 to 35 below
Zero for most locations. Wind chill readings of 35 to 40 below
Zero will also be possible east of a line from brookings to
Spencer iowa. As high pressure builds south, the wind will begin
To subside after sunset. While the effects of the wind will
Diminish after midnight, actual temperatures will fall to around
20 below zero in many locations thursday morning.
, wind chill warning in effect until 6 am central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in sioux falls has issued a wind
Chill warning, which is in effect until 6 am central standard time
thursday. The
Wind chill advisory is no longer in effect.
North winds of of 15 to 30 mph will combine with temperatures of 5
To 10 below zero to create wind chill readings of 25 to 40 below
Zero. A few flurries and patchy blowing snow will also be possible
This morning as the cold air surges south.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Arctic blast today and tonight,
.a strong arctic cold front will slam through eastern nebraska and
Southwest iowa today. Temperatures will fall quickly during the
Day, into the single digits above and below zero. Gusty north
Winds of 15 to 30 mph will combine with the cold temperatures to
Produce wind chills colder than 20 below for much of the day in
Northeast nebraska, and spreading south through eastern nebraska
And western iowa this afternoon and tonight.
, wind chill advisory in effect until 12 pm central standard time
thursday,
The national weather service in omaha/valley has issued a wind
Chill advisory, which is in effect until 12 pm central standard time
thursday.
Temperatures falling from the single digits above zero into the
Single digits below zero, combined with north winds of 15 to 30
Mph, will produce wind chills of 20 to 25 below much of the day.
As temperatures fall to colder than 10 below tonight, relatively
Light winds around 10 mph will still produce wind chills colder
Than 20 below into thursday morning.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Adverse winter weather conditions will continue across the
Area into friday morning,
, winter weather advisory remains in effect until 6 pm central
standard time this
Afternoon,
, wind chill advisory remains in effect from 6 pm this evening
To 12 pm central standard time friday,
A winter weather advisory remains in effect until 6 pm central
standard time this
Afternoon. A wind chill advisory remains in effect from 6 pm this
Evening to 12 pm central standard time friday.
Scattered areas of light snow or flurries will continue across
Most of central and east central illinois through the morning
Hours. Little in the way of additional accumulation is expected.
Gusty winds on the back side of the storm will produce areas of
Blowing and drifting snow, especially this afternoon. The
Visibility may drop to less than a mile at in outlying areas due
To blowing snow.
Bitterly cold temperatures will settle into the region tonight into
Early friday as arctic high pressure builds in. The cold
Temperatures will combine with the wind to produce an extended
Period of wind chills of 15 below to 20 below zero. Locally
Colder wind chills are possible, especially thursday night.
A winter weather advisory for snow and blowing snow means that
Visibilities will be limited due to a combination of falling and
Blowing snow. Although not a major snow producer, there will be
Enough snow around this morning during the drive into work or
School to produce slippery driving conditions. Use caution when
Traveling today, especially in open areas, and allow some extra
Time to reach your destination.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Adverse winter weather conditions will continue across the
Area into friday morning,
, winter weather advisory remains in effect until 6 pm central
standard time this
Afternoon,
, wind chill warning remains in effect from 6 pm this evening to
12 pm central standard time friday,
A wind chill warning remains in effect from 6 pm this evening to
12 pm central standard time friday. A winter weather advisory remains
in effect
Until 6 pm central standard time this afternoon.
Periods of light snow or flurries will continue across most of
Central illinois through the morning hours. The highest snow
Totals have occurred roughly along and north of a rushville to
Lincoln to danville line where 3 to 5 inches accumulated during
The early morning hours. Gusty winds on the back side of the
Storm will produce areas of blowing and drifting snow, especially
This afternoon. The visibility may drop to below 1 mile at times
In outlying areas due to blowing snow.
Bitterly cold temperatures will settle into the region tonight into
Early friday as arctic high pressure builds in. The cold
Temperatures will combine with the wind to produce an extended
Period of wind chills of 25 below to 30 below zero. Locally
Colder wind chills are possible, especially thursday night.
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.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Accumulating snow to be followed by bitterly cold
Temperatures,
A compact, but vigorous low pressure center will move from near
Des moines iowa early this morning, to near lafayette indiana by
Noon today. This will continue to spread snow, heavy at times,
Across much of north and central portions of illinois and
Indiana.
As the low center moves east of the region this afternoon and
Evening, bitterly cold arctic air will pour into the midwest on
The heels of north to northwest winds which will gust at times in
Excess of 30 mph.
, winter weather advisory remains in effect until midnight central
standard time
Tonight,
, wind chill warning remains in effect from midnight tonight to
12 pm central standard time friday,
A wind chill warning remains in effect from midnight tonight to
12 pm central standard time friday. A winter weather advisory remains
in effect
Until midnight central standard time tonight.
The wind chill watch is no longer in effect. A winter weather
Advisory remains in effect until midnight central standard time tonight.
Snow, heavy at times, will continue across much of northern
Illinois through this morning. Snowfall rates may reach an inch
Per hour along and south of interstate 88 during this period.
Total snow accumulations are expected to range from around
4 inches south of interstate 88, to 2 or 3 inches near the
Wisconsin state line.
After the snow ends, strong northwest winds, gusting at times
To around 30 mph will cause considerable blowing and drifting
Snow. This snow is of much lower water content compared to
Monday`s snowfall, thus blowing snow will result in greatly
Reduced visibilities in outlying and rural areas this afternoon
And evening.
In addition, temperatures will plummet tonight to 10 to 15 below
Zero over northern illinois. This, combined with a biting
Northwest wind will create dangerous wind chills of 30 to
40 below zero tonight. Thursday night will be even colder with
Lows approaching 20 below in some areas, though wind speeds will
Be diminishing.
A winter weather advisory for snow and blowing snow means that
Visibilities will be limited due to strong winds blowing snow.
Travel is not recommended.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Accumulating snow to be followed by bitterly cold
Temperatures,
A compact, but vigorous low pressure center will move from near
Des moines iowa early this morning, to near lafayette indiana by
Noon today. This will continue to spread snow, heavy at times,
Across much of north and central portions of illinois and
Indiana.
As the low center moves east of the region this afternoon and
Evening, bitterly cold arctic air will pour into the midwest on
The heels of north to northwest winds which will gust at times in
Excess of 30 mph.
, winter storm warning in effect until noon central standard time today,
, winter weather advisory now in effect from noon today to
Midnight central standard time tonight,
, wind chill warning remains in effect from midnight tonight to
12 pm central standard time friday,
The national weather service in chicago has issued a winter storm
Warning for heavy snow, which is in effect until
Noon central standard time today. The winter weather advisory is now
in effect from
Noon today to midnight central standard time tonight. A wind chill
warning remains
In effect from midnight tonight to 12 pm central standard time friday.
The wind chill watch is no longer in effect.
A winter weather advisory remains in effect until midnight central
standard time
/1 am est/ tonight.
Snow, heavy at times, will continue across much of northern
Illinois and northwest indiana through this morning. Snowfall
Rates may exceed an inch per hour along and south of interstate
80 during this period. A more focused band of heavy snow has
Brought more significant snow accumulations of 3 to 5 inches
Along the interstate 80 corridor through 6 am this morning, with
An additional 1 to 3 inches of snow possible before tapering off
Late this morning. Storm total snow accumulations of 4 to 8 inches
Are possible by midday.
After the snow ends, strong northwest winds, gusting at times
To around 30 mph will cause considerable blowing and drifting
Snow. This snow is of much lower water content compared to
Monday`s snowfall, thus blowing snow will result in greatly
Reduced visibilities in outlying and rural areas this afternoon
And evening.
In addition, temperatures will plummet tonight to 10 to 15 below
Zero over northern illinois, and 5 to 10 below across northwest
Indiana. This, combined with a biting northwest wind will create
Dangerous wind chills of 30 to 40 below zero tonight. Thursday
Night will be even colder with lows approaching 20 below in some
Areas, though wind speeds will be diminishing.
A winter weather advisory for snow and blowing snow means that
Visibilities will be limited due to strong winds blowing snow.
Travel is not recommended.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
A winter storm warning for heavy snow is issued when 6 or more
Inches of snow is forecast to occur. The heavy snow will make
Travel dangerous. If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight,
Food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency.
Bitterly cold wind chills to affect area,
, wind chill advisory in effect from midnight tonight to 12 pm
central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in st louis has issued a wind chill
Advisory, which is in effect from midnight tonight to 12 pm central
standard time
Thursday.
An arctic air mass will plunge into missouri and illinois later
Today. Temperatures tonight will drop to between 5 below zero and
5 above zero and gusty northwest winds of 15 to 25 mph can be
Expected. The combination of bitterly cold air and gusty northwest
Winds, will result in dangerous wind chill levels from 15 to 24
Below zero until midday on thursday.
A wind chill advisory is issued when a strong wind combines with
Very low temperatures to create dangerous conditions for exposed
Skin. The cold air and wind will make it feel like it is between
15 and 24 degrees below zero for several hours. Those planning to
Venture outdoors should use common sense and dress warmly,
Making sure that all exposed skin is covered.
Low pressure in the mid mississippi valley early this morning
Will track east southeast and cross the region this afternoon and
Evening, taking a path close to the ohio river. Snow will occur
Ahead of this system, mainly along and to the north of the low
Track. With very cold air in place, a dry fluffy snow is expected
Which will accumulate quickly. Gusty winds and even colder air
Will move in behind the low which will result in very low wind
Chill.
, winter storm warning in effect from 7 am this morning to
Midnight eastern standard time tonight,
, wind chill advisory in effect from midnight tonight to 11 am
Est thursday,
The national weather service in wilmington has issued a winter
Storm warning for heavy snow, which is in effect from 7 am this
Morning to midnight eastern standard time tonight. A wind chill
advisory has also
Been issued. This wind chill advisory is in effect from midnight
Tonight to 11 am eastern standard time thursday.
Snow will spread across the area early this morning and continue
For much of the day before tapering off late this afternoon and
This evening. The snow may accumulate at more than an inch per hour
At times, particularly from mid morning through early afternoon.
By the time the snow tapers off, total accumulation of 3 to 5
Inches will occur.
Colder air will move into the area overnight and remain into
Thursday morning. The very cold temperatures combined with west
To northwest winds will result in wind chills from 10 below to 15
Below zero.
Heavy snow is forecast to accumulate in the warned area,
Causing hazardous driving conditions. Those intending to travel
In the warning area are advised to make alternate plans or use
Extreme caution if travel is unavoidable.
A wind chill advisory is issued when a strong wind will combine
With cold temperatures to create dangerously cold conditions for
Exposed skin. The wind will make it feel like it is between
10 and 24 degrees below zero for a period of several hours.
Those planning to venture outdoors should use common sense and
Dress warmly, making sure that all exposed skin is covered.
Stay tuned to noaa weather radio or your favorite source of
Weather information for the latest updates. Additional details can
Also be found at /lower case/
www.weather.gov/iln
.
Snow wednesday then bitter cold wednesday night into friday,
.light snow will spread across central indiana today then taper
To flurries by wednesday evening. Snow amounts will average 2 to 4
Inches north of i-70 with lighter amounts to the south. The
Heaviest snows will occur along and north of a crawfordsville to
New castle line today. Amounts along the i-70 corridor including
Indianapolis will range from 1 to 3 inches. Gusty northwest winds
Will develop across the area later today and this will cause
Widespread blowing and drifting of any new snow.
Bitter cold arctic air on gusty northwest winds will rush into
Central indiana tonight and remain through friday. Wind chills
Range anywhere from 10 to 30 below zero.
, wind chill advisory in effect from midnight tonight to 1 pm
Est friday,
The national weather service in indianapolis has issued a wind
Chill advisory, which is in effect from midnight tonight to 1 pm
Est friday. The wind chill watch is no longer in effect.
Light snow accumulating to less than 2 inches by this evening
Will be followed by bitter cold arctic air on gusty northwest
Winds from wednesday night through friday. Wind chills will reach
10 to 20 below zero at times thursday and friday.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Significant lake effect snows expected,
.a clipper system will bring a burst of snow this morning to the
Region. Following this mornings system. While the entire area will
Have snow this morning, the heavier accumulations of 2 to 5
Inches will primarily be along and south of route 30.
Significant lake effect snow bands are expected to develop as the
Coldest air of the season surges into the area. Localized heavy
Lake effect snows will develop in strong snowbands with snowfall
Rates of up to two inches per hour possible tonight and into
Thursday morning before tapering off midday thursday. Near
Blizzard conditions are possible in the strongest lake snows with
Travel on interstate 94 and the indiana toll road being severely
Impacted. Due to the nature of lake effect snow, final snowfall
Totals in the warning area will likely be quite varied. Generally
5 to 10 inches are expected from this afternoon into midday
Thursday, with highest amounts in berrien and western cass
Counties in southwest michigan.
Another extreme hazard to this winter storm will become
Increasingly dangerous windchill temperatures late this afternoon
Into late thursday morning.
, lake effect snow warning in effect from 2 pm this afternoon to
6 am central standard time thursday,
, wind chill warning in effect from 5 pm this afternoon to 10 am
central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in northern indiana has issued a
Lake effect snow warning, which is in effect from 2 pm this
Afternoon to 6 am central standard time thursday. A wind chill
warning has also
Been issued. This wind chill warning is in effect from 5 pm this
Afternoon to 10 am central standard time thursday. The lake effect
snow watch is no
Longer in effect.
As the coldest air of the season moves into the region over the
Open waters of lake michigan, a significant band of lake effect
Snow will develop this afternoon. Isolated near blizzard conditions
Are possible in the strongest lake effect snow bands as winds of
15 to 25 mph are expected, with occasional gusts to 30 mph. Final
Snow amounts will be quite varied, but generally 5 to 10 inches
Can be expected.
Windchill temperatures as low as 20 below to 30 below are expected
Tonight into thursday morning.
A lake effect snow warning means significant amounts of lake-
Effect snow are forecast that will make travel very hazardous or
Impossible. Lake-effect snow showers typically align themselves
In bands and will likely be intense enough to drop 1 to several
Inches of snow per hour for several hours. Visibilities vary
Greatly and can drop to zero within minutes. Travel is strongly
Discouraged. Commerce could be severely impacted. If you must
Travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your
Vehicle in case of an emergency.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Significant lake effect snows expected,
.a clipper system will bring a burst of snow this morning to the
Region. Following this mornings system. While the entire area will
Have snow this morning, the heavier accumulations of 2 to 5
Inches will primarily be along and south of route 30.
Significant lake effect snow bands are expected to develop as the
Coldest air of the season surges into the area. Localized heavy
Lake effect snows will develop in strong snowbands with snowfall
Rates of up to two inches per hour possible tonight and into
Thursday morning before tapering off midday thursday. Near
Blizzard conditions are possible in the strongest lake snows with
Travel on interstate 94 and the indiana toll road being severely
Impacted. Due to the nature of lake effect snow, final snowfall
Totals in the warning area will likely be quite varied. Generally
5 to 10 inches are expected from this afternoon into midday
Thursday, with highest amounts in berrien and western cass
Counties in southwest michigan.
Another extreme hazard to this winter storm will become
Increasingly dangerous windchill temperatures late this afternoon
Into late thursday morning.
, lake effect snow warning in effect from 2 pm this afternoon to
6 am central standard time thursday,
, wind chill warning in effect from 5 pm this afternoon to 10 am
central standard time thursday,
The national weather service in northern indiana has issued a
Lake effect snow warning, which is in effect from 2 pm this
Afternoon to 6 am central standard time thursday. A wind chill
warning has also
Been issued. This wind chill warning is in effect from 5 pm this
Afternoon to 10 am central standard time thursday. The lake effect
snow watch is no
Longer in effect.
As the coldest air of the season moves into the region over the
Open waters of lake michigan, a significant band of lake effect
Snow will develop this afternoon. Isolated near blizzard conditions
Are possible in the strongest lake effect snow bands as winds of
15 to 25 mph are expected, with occasional gusts to 30 mph. Final
Snow amounts will be quite varied, but generally 5 to 10 inches
Can be expected.
Windchill temperatures as low as 20 below to 30 below are expected
Tonight into thursday morning.
A lake effect snow warning means significant amounts of lake-
Effect snow are forecast that will make travel very hazardous or
Impossible. Lake-effect snow showers typically align themselves
In bands and will likely be intense enough to drop 1 to several
Inches of snow per hour for several hours. Visibilities vary
Greatly and can drop to zero within minutes. Travel is strongly
Discouraged. Commerce could be severely impacted. If you must
Travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your
Vehicle in case of an emergency.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
Wind chill advisory in effect from 2 am to 10 am central standard time
Thursday,
The national weather service in paducah has issued a wind chill
Advisory, which is in effect from 2 am to 10 am central standard time
thursday.
Bitter cold air is on its way toward the area. A cold front will
Pass later today, and behind it will come an airmass of arctic
Origin that is currently producing negative numbered temperatures
Across much of iowa, minnesota, and wisconsin. This same air
Will settle across our area, ushered in on biting west to
Northwest winds that will gust as high as 30 to 35 mph at times.
The resultant wind chills late tonight and early thursday, when
Low temperatures plummet into the single digits, will be wind
Chills in the -10 to -15 range.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves. Early morning folks headed off to work or school be
Advised of this extreme and bitter cold to start your thursday.
Dangerous wind chills over the west and central upper michigan
Tonight into thursday morning,
.arctic high pressure dropping from central canada into the plains
States will bring a reinforcing shot of bitter cold air into the
Upper great lakes region through thursday. This bitter cold
Airmass along with an increase in northwest winds today will
Drive wind chill values into the 25 to 35 below zero range over
West and central upper michigan. Expect wind chill values to
Tumble into the 35 to 45 below zero range tonight and thursday
Morning as the core of the arctic airmass drifts overhead.
, wind chill advisory in effect from 7 pm this evening to 11 am
Est thursday,
The national weather service in marquette has issued a wind chill
Advisory, which is in effect from 7 pm this evening to 11 am est
Thursday.
With northwest winds at 10 to 20 mph, expect wind chills in the
20 to 30 below zero range tonight and thursday morning.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
Dangerous wind chills over the west and central upper michigan
Tonight into thursday morning,
.arctic high pressure dropping from central canada into the plains
States will bring a reinforcing shot of bitter cold air into the
Upper great lakes region through thursday. This bitter cold
Airmass along with an increase in northwest winds today will
Drive wind chill values into the 25 to 35 below zero range over
West and central upper michigan. Expect wind chill values to
Tumble into the 35 to 45 below zero range tonight and thursday
Morning as the core of the arctic airmass drifts overhead.
, wind chill advisory now in effect until midnight eastern standard time /11
pm
central standard time / tonight,
, wind chill warning in effect from midnight eastern standard time /11
pm central standard time /
Tonight to 1 pm eastern standard time /12 pm central standard time /
thursday,
The national weather service in marquette has issued a wind chill
Warning, which is in effect from midnight eastern standard time /11 pm
central standard time /
Tonight to 1 pm eastern standard time /12 pm central standard time /
thursday. The wind chill advisory
Is now in effect until midnight eastern standard time /11 pm central
standard time / tonight. The wind
Chill watch is no longer in effect.
As northwest winds increase to 10 to 20 mph by this afternoon, expect
Wind chills in the 25 to 35 below zero range through today. Plan
On wind chills to plummet to a dangerous 35 to 40 below zero
Tonight and thursday morning.
A wind chill warning means the combination of very cold air and
Strong winds will create dangerously low wind chill values. This
Will result in frost bite and lead to hypothermia or death if
Precautions are not taken.
A wind chill advisory means that very cold air and strong winds
Will combine to generate low wind chills. This will result in
Frost bite and lead to hypothermia if precautions are not taken.
If you must venture outdoors, make sure you wear a hat and
Gloves.
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