Coast to Coast Winter Storm
Feb 13–17, 2025 · WPC Storm Summaries · Ended
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Summaries
9 summaries
First Feb 13, 03:02 PM UTC · latest Feb 17, 02:56 PM UTC
Source
NOAA Weather Prediction Center
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Storm summaries
Summary #9 · final
Feb 17, 02:56 PM UTC
Lingering snow showers will taper off through the day for northern Upstate New York/New England; lake effect snows continue downwind of the Great Lakes through Tuesday
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ACUS45 KWBC 171456 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 9 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1000 AM EST Mon Feb 17 2025 ...Lingering snow showers will taper off through the day for northern Upstate New York/New England; lake effect snows continue downwind of the Great Lakes through Tuesday... Blizzard Warnings are in effect for the high elevations of eastern West Virginia, western Maryland, and southwestern Pennsylvania. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for portions of northern Michigan, the Central Appalachians, and New England. Lake Effect Snow Warnings are in effect for a portion of New York downwind of Lake Ontario. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for portions of the Upper Ohio Valley, Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, and Northeast. Numerous Flood Warnings are in effect for the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and Central Appalachians. High Wind Warnings and Wind Advisories are in effect for portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 900 AM EST...A strong area of low pressure was located within the Canadian Maritimes, northeast of Maine, with a minimum central pressure of 964 mb, or 28.47 in of hg. Scattered light to moderate snow showers were ongoing across the Great Lakes, Interior Northeast, and central/northern Appalachians within the expansive low pressure circulation, including some gusty snow squalls. Strong, gusty winds also continued across the region, with observations showing sustained winds of 20-30 mph for many locations with gusts up to 60 mph, especially closer to the Atlantic Coast. Very cold temperatures were also observed, including single digits and teens across the Interior Northeast. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 AM EST Mon Feb 17... ...CONNECTICUT... NORTH CANTON 0.8 SSW 6.0 SUFFIELD DEPOT 3.3 NNE 5.5 BROAD BROOK 2.6 ESE 5.0 WILLIMANTIC 1 SE 4.9 ...IOWA... WOODBINE 7.0 MAGNOLIA 3 W 6.0 MISSOURI VALLEY 1 S 6.0 CARROLL 4.7 IOWA FALLS 1 NE 4.0 WATERLOO 1 NE 3.5 MASON CITY 1 NE 3.0 ...KANSAS... SAINT FRANCIS 1 E 6.5 WHEELER 6.0 MCDONALD 0.2 N 3.5 NORTON 1.3 SSW 2.8 GOODLAND 10.3 WNW 1.5 ...MAINE... CARIBOU 1 N 11.3 FORT FAIRFIELD 2 NE 11.0 PRESQUE ISLE 1 W 10.5 MADAWASKEA 1 W 10.1 SACO 2 SE 10.1 PORTLAND JETPORT 9.4 CASTLE HILL 2 SSE 9.0 KITTERY 1 WSW 8.3 LORING 3 N 8.0 SOUTH BERWICK 7.5 PERU 7.0 RANGELEY 6 SSE 6.5 POLAND 4 SE 6.0 OGUNQUIT 3 SW 4.9 ...MARYLAND... GRANTSVILLE 4 E 8.0 DEER PARK 6 NE 6.5 POTOMAC PARK 2 NW 6.5 MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK 1 ENE 6.0 ...MASSACHUSETTS... LOWELL 2.6 ENE 8.0 HUNTINGTON 7.5 DANVERS 0.8 ESE 7.3 PRINCETON 1 W 7.3 FITCHBURG 2 E 7.0 LUNENBURG 1 NE 7.0 ACTON 2 E 6.5 MARBLEHEAD 2 NE 6.5 ROCKPORT 6.5 WINCHESTER 2 W 6.3 BURLINGTON 1 N 6.2 PEPPERELL 1 W 6.2 WALTHAM 1 S 6.1 SPRINGFIELD 4.1 W 6.0 ...MICHIGAN... NEGAUNEE 8 N 18.0 MOUNT ARVON 5 SE 12.5 GWINN 2 WNW 11.0 BARAGA 2 S 10.3 HOUGHTON 6.5 RICHMOND 6.1 HONOR 4 NNE 5.7 DEVILS LAKE 5 NW 4.7 ...MINNESOTA... DULUTH 2 ESE 6.0 FOND DU LAC 2 NNE 5.1 WRIGHT 3 ENE 5.0 ...NEBRASKA... BLAIR 8.0 TARNOV 1 W 6.0 FREMONT 2 NW 5.3 VALLEY 1 WNW 5.1 PLATTE CENTER 3 NNE 5.0 LINCOLN 4 NW 3.0 HASTINGS 2.4 ...NEW HAMPSHIRE... MILFORD 3 SE 11.3 MANCHESTER AIRPORT 10.6 DURHAM 10.5 STRATHAM 2 ENE 9.3 MEREDITH 2 WSW 8.8 PORTSMOUTH AIRPORT 8.7 BROOKLINE 1 ESE 8.5 TILTON 3 E 7.8 DOVER 1 N 7.0 NASHUA 1 SSE 6.1 WARNER 4 N 6.0 STRAFFORD 3 ESE 5.5 ALBANY 3 SE 5.0 ...NEW YORK... REDWOOD 5 ENE 19.0 HEUVELTON 18.0 PERU 16.0 BURKE 15.0 MORRISONVILLE 15.0 PLATTSBURGH 15.0 OGDENSBURG 14.0 MASSENA 13.2 BUFFALO 8.3 HANCOCK 5.0 WEST SHOKAN 4.5 CALLICOON CENTER 4.0 NICHOLS 4.0 ...PENNSYLVANIA... MEADVILLE 1 N 7.8 ELORA 7.0 VENANGO 3 NW 6.2 SOMERSET 5.2 CENTRAL CITY 1 NW 5.0 LIGONIER 4 N 4.2 BRACKNEY 4.0 CLIFFORD 1 WSW 4.0 GEISTOWN 3.5 ...RHODE ISLAND... GLOCESTER 4.0 HARRISVILLE 4.0 ...VERMONT... EDEN 2 SSW 15.5 WARREN 3 E 15.5 LUDLOW 15.4 FLETCHER 15.0 HYDE PARK 14.0 JOHNSON 1 N 14.0 WALDEN 13.0 COLCHESTER 12.7 GEORGIA CENTER 12.0 NEWARK 10.0 FAYSTON 6.0 CALAIS 2 N 5.5 MARSHFIELD 4 ESE 5.5 BURLINGTON 1 NNW 5.4 BRATTLEBORO 1 SSE 5.3 ...WEST VIRGINIA... SNOWSHOE 1 S 10.0 DANIELS 1 W 5.7 BAYARD 5.6 BEVERLY 4 E 3.3 ...WISCONSIN... CORNUCOPIA 3 S 12.0 ASHLAND 4 SSW 11.3 POY SIPPI 10.5 COLOMA 1 NW 10.0 MARION 10.0 BAYFIELD 2 W 9.8 FRIENDSHIP 9.8 OMRO 9.5 WAUTOMA 9.5 BROOKS 3 S 8.5 PINE RIVER 8.5 APPLETON 2 N 8.0 ASHWAUBENON 1 WNW 6.9 GILE 6.8 DE PERE 3 SE 6.4 VIROQUA 1 ESE 5.6 WRIGHTSTOWN 5.5 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 AM EST Mon Feb 17... ...KENTUCKY... MIDDLETOWN 4.9 ENE 8.45 BEREA 8.5 ENE 8.17 EDDYVILLE 11.5 SSE 7.72 GREENVILLE 6.2 WSW 7.55 FRANKLIN 2.1 SSW 6.65 HOPKINSVILLE 8.5 NNE 6.46 GRAND RIVERS 3.9 S 6.40 DUBRE 1.1 NNE 6.36 ADAIRVILLE 4.5 NE 6.34 DAWSON SPRINGS 0.7 S 6.34 MURRAY 1.9 WSW 6.18 BEAVER DAM 0.6 NW 6.01 BOWLING GREEN 6.2 WSW 5.37 LEXINGTON-FAYETTE 6.3 S 3.76 ...MISSOURI... SIKESTON 1.7 ENE 4.51 KELSO 0.2 SSE 3.32 POPLAR BLUFF 3.7 WNW 2.74 JACKSON 3.7 NE 2.62 DONIPHAN 14.5 NW 1.72 ...TENNESSEE... GREENFIELD 0.9 W 8.20 COTTAGE GROVE 1.6 WSW 8.00 CEDAR HILL 2.6 N 7.89 PARIS 1.6 SE 7.80 SUMMERTOWN 8 NW 7.35 SPRINGFIELD 6.2 NNW 7.08 NEWBERN 1 WSW 7.05 COVINGTON 4.9 SSE 6.90 MILLERSVILLE 1.4 NW 6.90 CLARKSVILLE 6.2 NNE 6.80 DOVER 5.7 N 6.80 ADAMS 8 SW 6.79 TENNESSEE RIDGE 3 S 6.47 UNION CITY 1.4 SSE 6.25 MCKENZIE 1.5 SSE 6.14 NASHVILLE 5.2 S 3.68 ...VIRGINIA... TUCKAHOE 1.3 SSW 5.07 CATAWBA 7.2 WSW 4.46 ROCKY MOUNT 2.2 NW 4.46 JONESVILLE 1.4 NNW 4.03 BAVON 0.1 W 3.75 LYNCHBURG 3.3 S 3.30 BLACKSBURG 1.7 ESE 2.90 ROANOKE 5.4 NE 2.64 ...WEST VIRGINIA... PRINCETON 0.3 NNW 3.45 FORT GRAY 3.3 ENE 2.97 UNION 2.4 SSE 2.30 DANVILLE 1.8 WSW 2.23 SOUTH CHARLESTON 2.5 W 2.05 CULLODEN 0.5 WSW 2.04 HURRICANE 1.6 SSW 1.98 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... MT LOWE 87 MESA VINCENT 78 VANDENBERG 76 LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 MT ELIZABETH 64 MT OSO 64 LITTLE BALD MOUNTAIN 63 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 ...DELAWARE... BETHEL 67 LEWES 67 DOVER 59 ...GEORGIA... ATLANTA 69 FULTON COUNTY ARPT 67 CORDELE 58 ...MARYLAND... SABILLASVILLE 3 SSW 74 SOLOMANS ISLAND 63 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND 62 WEST NOTTINGHAM TWP 61 BWI MARSHALL ARPT 59 PAROLE 1 SE 59 BALTIMORE MARTIN 56 ...MASSACHUSETTS... WORCESTER AIRPORT 67 BLOCK ISLAND JETTY 64 WAREHAM 58 TRURO 57 SCUSSET BEACH 55 MARTHAS VINEYARD AP 54 MILTON 54 NEWBURYPORT 54 ...NEW JERSEY... ATLANTIC CITY 71 LAKEHURST 66 SEA GIRT 63 SEASIDE HEIGHTS 61 TRENTON 60 TOMS RIVER 55 ...NEW YORK... ROXBURY 59 SLATERVILLE SPRINGS 57 SCIPIO CENTER 54 BROOKFIELD 52 TYRONE 51 SYRACUSE AIRPORT 45 ...NORTH CAROLINA... OREGON INLET 71 FAYETTEVILLE 61 KILL DEVIL HILLS 61 CHERRY POINT 59 RALEIGH DURHAM 59 BALDWIN 2 ENE 54 ...PENNSYLVANIA... MIFFLIN COUNTY AIRPORT 64 SOUTH PHILADELPHIA 1 SSE 64 PHILADELPHIA NORTHEAST 63 WHITE CLAY CREEK WEST GROVE 62 ALTOONA-BLAIR COUNTY AIRPORT 59 MARTINSBURG 59 LITITZ 58 WILKES-BARRE/SCRANTON AIRPORT 58 DUBOIS 56 HARRISBURG 56 POTTSTOWN 56 ...SOUTH CAROLINA... COLUMBIA 54 FLORENCE 47 ...VIRGINIA... MONTEREY 1 SW 69 COVESVILLE 1 SE 67 CLOVER HILL 66 STEPHENS CITY 3 NNW 65 LINDEN 2 SW 64 SPOTTSWOOD 63 DULLES INTL ARPT 62 CHESAPEAKE LIGHT TOWER 61 HANOVER 61 FREDERICKSBURG 60 REAGAN NATIONAL ARPT 60 NORFOLK 58 ...WEST VIRGINIA... ELKINS 74 STREBY 5 NW 74 LOST RIVER 2 NE 70 INKERMAN 7 NNE 67 BEAR ROCKS 63 MARTINSBURG 62 CHARLESTON 58 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the event has ended... ...CALIFORNIA... LONE PINE 11 SW 44.0 SODA SPRINGS 2 ENE 38.0 DONNER PEAK 1 W 37.0 SOUTH LAKE 1 NNE 37.0 MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN 34.0 TRUCKEE 4 NW 26.0 ASPENDELL 1 SSE 25.0 PALISADES TAHOE SKI BASE 25.0 TOMS PLACE 1 SW 20.0 LEE VINING 5 NNW 15.8 DEEP SPRINGS 10 WSW 12.0 DOG VALLEY 2 SSE 12.0 WEAVERVILLE 10 NE 11.0 CHESTER 1 NE 7.0 PINECREST 2 E 7.0 ...COLORADO... CRESTED BUTTE 6.2 N 30.0 RABIT EARS PASS 1 NNE 27.0 ROCKWOOD 7 NNW 23.1 VAIL 2.6 E 18.8 WOLF CREEK PASS 17.0 LOVELAND PASS 1 SSE 14.8 SILVERTON 14.6 MOUNT ZIRKEL 4 SE 13.5 CEDAREDGE 10.5 NNW 13.0 SAWPIT 7 NE 12.3 SPICER 9 SSE 12.2 DURANGO 1 SSW 11.0 HERMOSA 1 ESE 11.0 PAGOSA SPRINGS 7 NW 10.0 SKYWAY 6 E 10.0 VALLECITO 5 S 9.3 ...IDAHO... FRANKLIN 1 SSW 10.0 MONTPELIER 9.5 HORSESHOE BEND 11 SSE 9.0 SODA SPRINGS 9.0 SUN VALLEY 2 SW 6.9 CALDWELL 6.0 MIDDLETON 4.0 ...NEVADA... DIAMOND PEAK SKI BASE 36.0 MT ROSE SKI BASE 34.0 INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 23.0 LAMANCE CREEK SNOTEL 16.0 LAMOILLE UPPER SNOTEL 16.0 TOE JAM SNOTEL 13.0 VIRGINIA CITY 12.0 RENO 8.3 ...NEW MEXICO... CHAMA 5 NW 10.0 EAGLE NEST LAKE S 5 WNW 9.0 CANON PLAZA 11 NNW 8.0 RED RIVER 8 SW 8.0 TAOS SKI VALLEY 8.0 SAN MIGUEL 8 SSW 6.0 ...OREGON... ZIGZAG 1 NW 12.0 TOMBSTONE SUMMIT 6 SSE 10.0 LOLO PASS 6 ENE 8.0 ELGIN 10 N 7.3 WELCHES 7.0 BRIGHTWOOD 5 N 6.0 WEST LINN CLACKAMAS 3.0 HOSKINS BENTON 3 SSE 2.5 CORVALLIS BENTON 1.8 ...UTAH... HEBER CITY 15.0 MONTICELLO 1 WSW 13.0 GARDEN CITY 11.0 SNOWBASIN 11.0 SUMMIT PARK 10.5 BRIGHTON 10.1 ALPINE 9.5 EDEN 9.2 SUNCREST 7.9 PARK CITY 7.0 RIVERTON 7.0 WEST JORDAN 6 W 6.0 ...WYOMING... ENCAMPMENT 12 SW 28.3 SKYLINE 8 SW 26.7 TURNERVILLE 3 SE 25.0 TETON VILLAGE 3 NW 21.0 ARLINGTON 10 SSW 16.8 JACKSON 5.3 NW 15.0 CENTENNIAL 14 WNW 14.2 WILSON 2.6 SSW 14.0 ALPINE 5.9 S 13.5 SHIRLEY BASIN 19 ENE 13.3 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... BLYTHEVILLE 6.1 E 5.43 SULPHUR ROCK 7.1 ENE 4.46 BISCOE 0.3 WNW 3.89 CONWAY 1.9 SSW 3.57 GREENBRIER 2.8 W 2.87 HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE 2.7 SSE 2.83 SHERWOOD 0.8 NNW 2.81 VILONIA 0.8 SSE 2.72 FORDYCE 6.6 NNW 2.67 LITTLE ROCK 4.2 W 2.63 PARAGOULD 0.8 SSE 2.54 DAMASCUS 3 NNE 2.47 ...CALIFORNIA... BIG SUR 4.99 CORDOZA RIDGE 4.38 SANTA ROSA PLATEAU 4.08 ATASCADERO 3.66 MALIBU HILLS 3.57 MONTECITO 3.50 WATSONVILLE 2.47 COLUMBIA 2.44 SANTA ROSA 2.36 VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 HOLLISTER 2.00 HAYWARD 1.70 HAWTHORNE 1.64 LOS ANGELES INTL AIRPORT 1.56 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 VAN NUYS 1.45 FALLBROOK COMMUNITY AIRPARK 1.40 UKIAH 1.40 FULLERTON 1.35 As the low pressure system continues to move away from the Northeast, scattered snow showers across the Great Lakes and Northeast should continue to taper off through the day outside of some lake-effect snows. Some light additional accumulations will be possible, especially for areas of Upstate New York and New England along the Canadian Border. The heaviest accumulations are expected for the favorable downwind locations along the Great Lakes as cold westerly to northwesterly flow remains in place surrounding the broad low pressure circulation. This includes portions of the Upper Peninsula of Lake Michigan, where additional totals upwards of 18" are possible, and downwind of Lake Ontario in Upstate New York, with totals of 2-3 feet expected. Winds will also continue to die down across the Northeast as the low pressure system moves away, but sustained winds of 20-30 mph, with gusts upwards of 60 mph, will still be possible through this evening, especially for interior portions of the Northeast/New England. This may continue to lead to some areas of blowing snow even where snow has come to an end. Bitterly cold wind chills are expected across the Interior Northeast and may reach as low as 20-30 degrees below zero Tuesday morning. This will be the last Storm Summary issued by the Weather Prediction Center for this event. Please refer to your local National Weather service office for additional information. Putnam $$
Summary #8
Feb 17, 02:59 AM UTC
Heavy snow ends tonight across the Northeast; lake effect snows continue downwind of the Great Lakes through Tuesday
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ACUS45 KWBC 170259 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 8 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1000 PM EST Sun Feb 16 2025 ...Heavy snow ends tonight across the Northeast; lake effect snows continue downwind of the Great Lakes through Tuesday... Blizzard Warnings are in effect for the high elevations of eastern West Virginia, western Maryland, and western Pennsylvania. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for portions of northern Michigan, the Central Appalachians, and New England. Lake Effect Snow Warnings are in effect for a portion of New York downwind of Lake Ontario. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for portions of the Ohio Valley, Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, and Northeast. Numerous Flood Warnings are in effect for the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and Central Appalachians. High Wind Warnings and Wind Advisories are in effect for portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 900 PM EST...A strong area of low pressure was located over southern New England with a minimum central pressure of 980 mb (28.94 in Hg). A cold front extended southward from the low and stretched from the western Atlantic to the southern Gulf. A warm front extended eastward from the low to just south of Nova Scotia. National Weather Service Doppler Radar and surface observations showed a large swath of heavy snow across northern New England moving to the northeast into Canada. To the south and west, snow showers and lake effect snows were occurring downwind of the Great Lakes and into the higher elevations of the Central Appalachians and Northeast. Strong wind gusts of 30 to 50 mph were prevalent across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 PM EST Sun Feb 16... ...CONNECTICUT... NORTH CANTON 0.8 SSW 6.0 SUFFIELD DEPOT 3.3 NNE 5.5 BROAD BROOK 2.6 ESE 5.0 WILLIMANTIC 1 SE 4.9 ...IOWA... WOODBINE 7.0 MAGNOLIA 3 W 6.0 MISSOURI VALLEY 1 S 6.0 CARROLL 4.7 IOWA FALLS 1 NE 4.0 WATERLOO 1 NE 3.5 MASON CITY 1 NE 3.0 ...KANSAS... SAINT FRANCIS 1 E 6.5 WHEELER 6.0 MCDONALD 0.2 N 3.5 NORTON 1.3 SSW 2.8 GOODLAND 10.3 WNW 1.5 ...MAINE... PERU 7.0 RANGELEY 6 SSE 6.5 KITTERY 1 WSW 6.0 POLAND 4 SE 6.0 SOUTH BERWICK 1 E 5.0 OGUNQUIT 3 SW 4.9 SACO 2 SE 3.8 ...MASSACHUSETTS... LOWELL 2.6 ENE 8.0 HUNTINGTON 7.5 DANVERS 0.8 ESE 7.3 PRINCETON 1 W 7.3 FITCHBURG 2 E 7.0 LUNENBURG 1 NE 7.0 ACTON 2 E 6.5 MARBLEHEAD 2 NE 6.5 ROCKPORT 6.5 WINCHESTER 2 W 6.3 BURLINGTON 1 N 6.2 PEPPERELL 1 W 6.2 WALTHAM 1 S 6.1 SPRINGFIELD 4.1 W 6.0 ...MICHIGAN... NEGAUNEE 8 N 18.0 MOUNT ARVON 5 SE 12.5 GWINN 2 WNW 11.0 BARAGA 2 S 10.3 HOUGHTON 6.5 RICHMOND 6.1 HONOR 4 NNE 5.7 DEVILS LAKE 5 NW 4.7 ...MINNESOTA... DULUTH 2 ESE 6.0 FOND DU LAC 2 NNE 5.1 WRIGHT 3 ENE 5.0 ...NEBRASKA... BLAIR 8.0 TARNOV 1 W 6.0 FREMONT 2 NW 5.3 VALLEY 1 WNW 5.1 PLATTE CENTER 3 NNE 5.0 LINCOLN 4 NW 3.0 HASTINGS 2.4 ...NEW HAMPSHIRE... TILTON 3 E 7.8 DOVER 1 N 7.0 DURHAM 7.0 STRATHAM 2 ENE 7.0 MEREDITH 2 WSW 6.5 NASHUA 1 SSE 6.1 WARNER 4 N 6.0 STRAFFORD 3 ESE 5.5 ALBANY 3 SE 5.0 ...NEW YORK... BURKE 15.0 PLATTSBURGH 15.0 OGDENSBURG 14.0 BUFFALO 8.3 MASSENA 5.9 MORRISTOWN 5.2 HANCOCK 5.0 WEST SHOKAN 4.5 CALLICOON CENTER 4.0 NICHOLS 4.0 ...PENNSYLVANIA... SOMERSET 5.2 CENTRAL CITY 1 NW 5.0 LIGONIER 4 N 4.2 BRACKNEY 4.0 CLIFFORD 1 WSW 4.0 GEISTOWN 3.5 ...RHODE ISLAND... GLOCESTER 4.0 HARRISVILLE 4.0 ...VERMONT... FLETCHER 15.0 HYDE PARK 14.0 JOHNSON 1 N 14.0 WALDEN 13.0 COLCHESTER 12.7 GEORGIA CENTER 12.0 NEWARK 10.0 FAYSTON 6.0 CALAIS 2 N 5.5 EDEN 2 SSW 5.5 MARSHFIELD 4 ESE 5.5 BURLINGTON 1 NNW 5.4 BRATTLEBORO 1 SSE 5.3 ...WISCONSIN... CORNUCOPIA 3 S 12.0 ASHLAND 4 SSW 11.3 POY SIPPI 10.5 COLOMA 1 NW 10.0 MARION 10.0 BAYFIELD 2 W 9.8 FRIENDSHIP 9.8 OMRO 9.5 WAUTOMA 9.5 BROOKS 3 S 8.5 PINE RIVER 8.5 APPLETON 2 N 8.0 ASHWAUBENON 1 WNW 6.9 GILE 6.8 DE PERE 3 SE 6.4 VIROQUA 1 ESE 5.6 WRIGHTSTOWN 5.5 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 PM EST Sun Feb 16... ...KENTUCKY... MIDDLETOWN 4.9 ENE 8.45 BEREA 8.5 ENE 8.17 EDDYVILLE 11.5 SSE 7.72 GREENVILLE 6.2 WSW 7.55 FRANKLIN 2.1 SSW 6.65 HOPKINSVILLE 8.5 NNE 6.46 GRAND RIVERS 3.9 S 6.40 DUBRE 1.1 NNE 6.36 ADAIRVILLE 4.5 NE 6.34 DAWSON SPRINGS 0.7 S 6.34 MURRAY 1.9 WSW 6.18 BEAVER DAM 0.6 NW 6.01 BOWLING GREEN 6.2 WSW 5.37 LEXINGTON-FAYETTE 6.3 S 3.76 ...MISSOURI... SIKESTON 1.7 ENE 4.51 KELSO 0.2 SSE 3.32 POPLAR BLUFF 3.7 WNW 2.74 JACKSON 3.7 NE 2.62 DONIPHAN 14.5 NW 1.72 ...TENNESSEE... GREENFIELD 0.9 W 8.20 COTTAGE GROVE 1.6 WSW 8.00 CEDAR HILL 2.6 N 7.89 PARIS 1.6 SE 7.80 SUMMERTOWN 8 NW 7.35 SPRINGFIELD 6.2 NNW 7.08 NEWBERN 1 WSW 7.05 COVINGTON 4.9 SSE 6.90 MILLERSVILLE 1.4 NW 6.90 CLARKSVILLE 6.2 NNE 6.80 DOVER 5.7 N 6.80 ADAMS 8 SW 6.79 TENNESSEE RIDGE 3 S 6.47 UNION CITY 1.4 SSE 6.25 MCKENZIE 1.5 SSE 6.14 NASHVILLE 5.2 S 3.68 ...VIRGINIA... TUCKAHOE 1.3 SSW 5.07 CATAWBA 7.2 WSW 4.46 ROCKY MOUNT 2.2 NW 4.46 JONESVILLE 1.4 NNW 4.03 BAVON 0.1 W 3.75 LYNCHBURG 3.3 S 3.30 BLACKSBURG 1.7 ESE 2.90 ROANOKE 5.4 NE 2.64 ...WEST VIRGINIA... PRINCETON 0.3 NNW 3.45 FORT GRAY 3.3 ENE 2.97 UNION 2.4 SSE 2.30 DANVILLE 1.8 WSW 2.23 SOUTH CHARLESTON 2.5 W 2.05 CULLODEN 0.5 WSW 2.04 HURRICANE 1.6 SSW 1.98 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... MT LOWE 87 MESA VINCENT 78 VANDENBERG 76 LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 MT ELIZABETH 64 MT OSO 64 LITTLE BALD MOUNTAIN 63 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 ...DELAWARE... BETHEL 67 LEWES 67 DOVER 59 ...GEORGIA... ATLANTA 69 FULTON COUNTY ARPT 67 CORDELE 58 ...MARYLAND... SABILLASVILLE 3 SSW 74 SOLOMANS ISLAND 63 ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND 62 WEST NOTTINGHAM TWP 61 BWI MARSHALL ARPT 59 PAROLE 1 SE 59 BALTIMORE MARTIN 56 ...NEW JERSEY... ATLANTIC CITY 71 LAKEHURST 66 SEA GIRT 63 SEASIDE HEIGHTS 61 TRENTON 60 TOMS RIVER 55 ...NORTH CAROLINA... OREGON INLET 71 FAYETTEVILLE 61 KILL DEVIL HILLS 61 CHERRY POINT 59 RALEIGH DURHAM 59 BALDWIN 2 ENE 54 ...PENNSYLVANIA... SOUTH PHILADELPHIA 1 SSE 64 PHILADELPHIA NORTHEAST 63 WHITE CLAY CREEK WEST GROVE 62 MARTINSBURG 59 LITITZ 58 DUBOIS 56 POTTSTOWN 56 ...SOUTH CAROLINA... COLUMBIA 54 FLORENCE 47 ...VIRGINIA... MONTEREY 1 SW 69 COVESVILLE 1 SE 67 CLOVER HILL 66 STEPHENS CITY 3 NNW 65 LINDEN 2 SW 64 SPOTTSWOOD 63 DULLES INTL ARPT 62 CHESAPEAKE LIGHT TOWER 61 HANOVER 61 FREDERICKSBURG 60 REAGAN NATIONAL ARPT 60 NORFOLK 58 ...WEST VIRGINIA... ELKINS 74 STREBY 5 NW 74 LOST RIVER 2 NE 70 INKERMAN 7 NNE 67 BEAR ROCKS 63 MARTINSBURG 62 CHARLESTON 58 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the event has ended... ...CALIFORNIA... LONE PINE 11 SW 44.0 SODA SPRINGS 2 ENE 38.0 DONNER PEAK 1 W 37.0 SOUTH LAKE 1 NNE 37.0 MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN 34.0 TRUCKEE 4 NW 26.0 ASPENDELL 1 SSE 25.0 PALISADES TAHOE SKI BASE 25.0 TOMS PLACE 1 SW 20.0 LEE VINING 5 NNW 15.8 DEEP SPRINGS 10 WSW 12.0 DOG VALLEY 2 SSE 12.0 WEAVERVILLE 10 NE 11.0 CHESTER 1 NE 7.0 PINECREST 2 E 7.0 ...COLORADO... CRESTED BUTTE 6.2 N 30.0 RABIT EARS PASS 1 NNE 27.0 ROCKWOOD 7 NNW 23.1 VAIL 2.6 E 18.8 WOLF CREEK PASS 17.0 LOVELAND PASS 1 SSE 14.8 SILVERTON 14.6 MOUNT ZIRKEL 4 SE 13.5 CEDAREDGE 10.5 NNW 13.0 SAWPIT 7 NE 12.3 SPICER 9 SSE 12.2 DURANGO 1 SSW 11.0 HERMOSA 1 ESE 11.0 PAGOSA SPRINGS 7 NW 10.0 SKYWAY 6 E 10.0 VALLECITO 5 S 9.3 ...IDAHO... FRANKLIN 1 SSW 10.0 MONTPELIER 9.5 HORSESHOE BEND 11 SSE 9.0 SODA SPRINGS 9.0 SUN VALLEY 2 SW 6.9 CALDWELL 6.0 MIDDLETON 4.0 ...NEVADA... DIAMOND PEAK SKI BASE 36.0 MT ROSE SKI BASE 34.0 INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 23.0 LAMANCE CREEK SNOTEL 16.0 LAMOILLE UPPER SNOTEL 16.0 TOE JAM SNOTEL 13.0 VIRGINIA CITY 12.0 RENO 8.3 ...NEW MEXICO... CHAMA 5 NW 10.0 EAGLE NEST LAKE S 5 WNW 9.0 CANON PLAZA 11 NNW 8.0 RED RIVER 8 SW 8.0 TAOS SKI VALLEY 8.0 SAN MIGUEL 8 SSW 6.0 ...OREGON... ZIGZAG 1 NW 12.0 TOMBSTONE SUMMIT 6 SSE 10.0 LOLO PASS 6 ENE 8.0 ELGIN 10 N 7.3 WELCHES 7.0 BRIGHTWOOD 5 N 6.0 WEST LINN CLACKAMAS 3.0 HOSKINS BENTON 3 SSE 2.5 CORVALLIS BENTON 1.8 ...UTAH... HEBER CITY 15.0 MONTICELLO 1 WSW 13.0 GARDEN CITY 11.0 SNOWBASIN 11.0 SUMMIT PARK 10.5 BRIGHTON 10.1 ALPINE 9.5 EDEN 9.2 SUNCREST 7.9 PARK CITY 7.0 RIVERTON 7.0 WEST JORDAN 6 W 6.0 ...WYOMING... ENCAMPMENT 12 SW 28.3 SKYLINE 8 SW 26.7 TURNERVILLE 3 SE 25.0 TETON VILLAGE 3 NW 21.0 ARLINGTON 10 SSW 16.8 JACKSON 5.3 NW 15.0 CENTENNIAL 14 WNW 14.2 WILSON 2.6 SSW 14.0 ALPINE 5.9 S 13.5 SHIRLEY BASIN 19 ENE 13.3 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... BLYTHEVILLE 6.1 E 5.43 SULPHUR ROCK 7.1 ENE 4.46 BISCOE 0.3 WNW 3.89 CONWAY 1.9 SSW 3.57 GREENBRIER 2.8 W 2.87 HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE 2.7 SSE 2.83 SHERWOOD 0.8 NNW 2.81 VILONIA 0.8 SSE 2.72 FORDYCE 6.6 NNW 2.67 LITTLE ROCK 4.2 W 2.63 PARAGOULD 0.8 SSE 2.54 DAMASCUS 3 NNE 2.47 ...CALIFORNIA... BIG SUR 4.99 CORDOZA RIDGE 4.38 SANTA ROSA PLATEAU 4.08 ATASCADERO 3.66 MALIBU HILLS 3.57 MONTECITO 3.50 WATSONVILLE 2.47 COLUMBIA 2.44 SANTA ROSA 2.36 VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 HOLLISTER 2.00 HAYWARD 1.70 HAWTHORNE 1.64 LOS ANGELES INTL AIRPORT 1.56 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 VAN NUYS 1.45 FALLBROOK COMMUNITY AIRPARK 1.40 UKIAH 1.40 FULLERTON 1.35 The strong storm system will exit into the Canadian Maritimes tonight into Monday, taking the heavy snow currently over northern New England along with it. Additional accumulations of more than a foot are likely, particularly across northern Maine. Elsewhere across the Northeast, the winds won't be as strong as earlier today, but gusts up to 50 mph will remain possible through Monday. Snow showers and lake effect snows will continue downwind of the Great Lakes and across the higher elevations of the Central Appalachians and Northeast through the early part of the upcoming week. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1000 AM EST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Miller $$
Summary #7
Feb 16, 02:51 PM UTC
Heavy snow will continue through today across the Northeast while rain and thunderstorms impact the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast
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ACUS45 KWBC 161451 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 7 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1000 AM EST Sun Feb 16 2025 ...Heavy snow will continue through today across the Northeast while rain and thunderstorms impact the Mid-Atlantic and Southeast... Blizzard Warnings are in effect for the high elevations of eastern West Virginia and western Maryland. Lake Effect Snow Warnings are in effect for a portion of New York downwind of Lake Ontario. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for portions of northern Michigan, the Central Appalachians, and New England. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for portions of the Midwest, Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, and Northeast. Numerous Flood and Flash Flood Warnings are in effect for the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and Central Appalachians. Flood Watches are in effect for portions of the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys and Central Appalachians. High Wind Warnings and Watches are in effect for portions of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic. Wind Advisories are in effect for portions of the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Southeast. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 900 AM EST...An area of low pressure was located over the Ohio Valley with a minimum central pressure of 991 mb (29.26 in Hg). Two trailing cold fronts extended southwest of the system to the South and Southeast while a warm front was lifting across the Mid-Atlantic ahead of the system. National Weather Service Doppler Radar and surface observations showed a line of strong to severe thunderstorms from the Mid-Atlantic through the Southeast and moderate to heavy snow showers across portions of the Midwest, Great Lakes, and Northeast. Icy mixed precipitation was observed over the portions of the northern Mid-Atlantic and southern Northeast. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 AM EST Sun Feb 16... ...IOWA... WOODBINE 7.0 MAGNOLIA 3 W 6.0 MISSOURI VALLEY 1 S 6.0 CARROLL 4.7 IOWA FALLS 1 NE 4.0 WATERLOO 1 NE 3.5 MASON CITY 1 NE 3.0 ...KANSAS... SAINT FRANCIS 1 E 6.5 WHEELER 6.0 MCDONALD 0.2 N 3.5 NORTON 1.3 SSW 2.8 GOODLAND 10.3 WNW 1.5 ...MAINE... KITTERY 1 WSW 6.0 SOUTH BERWICK 1 E 5.0 OGUNQUIT 3 SW 4.9 SACO 2 SE 3.8 ...MASSACHUSETTS... PRINCETON 1 W 7.3 LOWELL 1 NE 7.0 LUNENBURG 1 NE 7.0 ACTON 2 E 6.5 FITCHBURG AP 1 SE 6.5 MARBLEHEAD 2 NE 6.5 ROCKPORT 6.5 WINCHESTER 2 W 6.3 BURLINGTON 1 N 6.2 PEPPERELL 1 W 6.2 WALTHAM 1 S 6.1 ...MICHIGAN... MOUNT ARVON 5 SE 12.5 GWINN 2 WNW 11.0 BARAGA 2 S 10.3 HOUGHTON 6.5 HONOR 4 NNE 5.7 DEVILS LAKE 5 NW 4.7 ...MINNESOTA... DULUTH 2 ESE 6.0 FOND DU LAC 2 NNE 5.1 WRIGHT 3 ENE 5.0 ...NEBRASKA... BLAIR 8.0 TARNOV 1 W 6.0 FREMONT 2 NW 5.3 VALLEY 1 WNW 5.1 PLATTE CENTER 3 NNE 5.0 LINCOLN 4 NW 3.0 HASTINGS 2.4 ...NEW HAMPSHIRE... DURHAM 6.3 STRATHAM 2 ENE 6.0 WARNER 4 N 6.0 NASHUA 2 SE 5.7 STRAFFORD 3 ESE 5.5 TILTON 3 E 5.5 ...NEW YORK... MASSENA 5.9 MORRISTOWN 5.2 HANCOCK 5.0 WEST SHOKAN 4.5 CALLICOON CENTER 4.0 NICHOLS 4.0 ...PENNSYLVANIA... SOMERSET 5.2 CENTRAL CITY 1 NW 5.0 LIGONIER 4 N 4.2 BRACKNEY 4.0 CLIFFORD 1 WSW 4.0 GEISTOWN 3.5 ...VERMONT... FAYSTON 6.0 CALAIS 2 N 5.5 EDEN 2 SSW 5.5 MARSHFIELD 4 ESE 5.5 BURLINGTON 1 NNW 5.4 BRATTLEBORO 1 SSE 5.3 ...WISCONSIN... CORNUCOPIA 3 S 12.0 ASHLAND 4 SSW 11.3 POY SIPPI 10.5 COLOMA 1 NW 10.0 MARION 10.0 BAYFIELD 2 W 9.8 FRIENDSHIP 9.8 OMRO 9.5 WAUTOMA 9.5 BROOKS 3 S 8.5 PINE RIVER 8.5 APPLETON 2 N 8.0 ASHWAUBENON 1 WNW 6.9 GILE 6.8 DE PERE 3 SE 6.4 VIROQUA 1 ESE 5.6 WRIGHTSTOWN 5.5 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 AM EST Sun Feb 16... ...KENTUCKY... MIDDLETOWN 4.9 ENE 8.45 BEREA 8.5 ENE 8.17 EDDYVILLE 11.5 SSE 7.72 GREENVILLE 6.2 WSW 7.55 FRANKLIN 2.1 SSW 6.65 HOPKINSVILLE 8.5 NNE 6.46 GRAND RIVERS 3.9 S 6.40 DUBRE 1.1 NNE 6.36 ADAIRVILLE 4.5 NE 6.34 DAWSON SPRINGS 0.7 S 6.34 MURRAY 1.9 WSW 6.18 BEAVER DAM 0.6 NW 6.01 BOWLING GREEN 6.2 WSW 5.37 LEXINGTON-FAYETTE 6.3 S 3.76 ...MISSOURI... SIKESTON 1.7 ENE 4.51 KELSO 0.2 SSE 3.32 POPLAR BLUFF 3.7 WNW 2.74 JACKSON 3.7 NE 2.62 DONIPHAN 14.5 NW 1.72 ...TENNESSEE... GREENFIELD 0.9 W 8.20 COTTAGE GROVE 1.6 WSW 8.00 PARIS 1.6 SE 7.80 SPRINGFIELD 6.2 NNW 7.08 NEWBERN 1 WSW 7.05 COVINGTON 4.9 SSE 6.90 MILLERSVILLE 1.4 NW 6.90 CLARKSVILLE 6.2 NNE 6.80 DOVER 5.7 N 6.80 ADAMS 8 SW 6.79 CEDAR HILL 4.4 NNE 6.55 TENNESSEE RIDGE 3 S 6.47 UNION CITY 1.4 SSE 6.25 MCKENZIE 1.5 SSE 6.14 NASHVILLE 5.2 S 3.68 ...VIRGINIA... TUCKAHOE 1.3 SSW 5.07 CATAWBA 7.2 WSW 4.46 ROCKY MOUNT 2.2 NW 4.46 JONESVILLE 1.4 NNW 4.03 BAVON 0.1 W 3.75 LYNCHBURG 3.3 S 3.30 BLACKSBURG 1.7 ESE 2.90 ROANOKE 5.4 NE 2.64 ...WEST VIRGINIA... PRINCETON 0.3 NNW 3.45 FORT GRAY 3.3 ENE 2.97 UNION 2.4 SSE 2.30 DANVILLE 1.8 WSW 2.23 SOUTH CHARLESTON 2.5 W 2.05 CULLODEN 0.5 WSW 2.04 HURRICANE 1.6 SSW 1.98 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... MT LOWE 87 MESA VINCENT 78 VANDENBERG 76 LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 MT ELIZABETH 64 MT OSO 64 LITTLE BALD MOUNTAIN 63 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the event has ended... ...CALIFORNIA... LONE PINE 11 SW 44.0 SODA SPRINGS 2 ENE 38.0 DONNER PEAK 1 W 37.0 SOUTH LAKE 1 NNE 37.0 MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN 34.0 TRUCKEE 4 NW 26.0 ASPENDELL 1 SSE 25.0 PALISADES TAHOE SKI BASE 25.0 TOMS PLACE 1 SW 20.0 LEE VINING 5 NNW 15.8 DEEP SPRINGS 10 WSW 12.0 DOG VALLEY 2 SSE 12.0 WEAVERVILLE 10 NE 11.0 CHESTER 1 NE 7.0 PINECREST 2 E 7.0 ...COLORADO... CRESTED BUTTE 6.2 N 30.0 RABIT EARS PASS 1 NNE 27.0 ROCKWOOD 7 NNW 23.1 VAIL 2.6 E 18.8 WOLF CREEK PASS 17.0 LOVELAND PASS 1 SSE 14.8 SILVERTON 14.6 MOUNT ZIRKEL 4 SE 13.5 CEDAREDGE 10.5 NNW 13.0 SAWPIT 7 NE 12.3 SPICER 9 SSE 12.2 DURANGO 1 SSW 11.0 HERMOSA 1 ESE 11.0 PAGOSA SPRINGS 7 NW 10.0 SKYWAY 6 E 10.0 VALLECITO 5 S 9.3 ...IDAHO... FRANKLIN 1 SSW 10.0 MONTPELIER 9.5 HORSESHOE BEND 11 SSE 9.0 SODA SPRINGS 9.0 SUN VALLEY 2 SW 6.9 CALDWELL 6.0 MIDDLETON 4.0 ...NEVADA... DIAMOND PEAK SKI BASE 36.0 MT ROSE SKI BASE 34.0 INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 23.0 LAMANCE CREEK SNOTEL 16.0 LAMOILLE UPPER SNOTEL 16.0 TOE JAM SNOTEL 13.0 VIRGINIA CITY 12.0 RENO 8.3 ...NEW MEXICO... CHAMA 5 NW 10.0 EAGLE NEST LAKE S 5 WNW 9.0 CANON PLAZA 11 NNW 8.0 RED RIVER 8 SW 8.0 TAOS SKI VALLEY 8.0 SAN MIGUEL 8 SSW 6.0 ...OREGON... ZIGZAG 1 NW 12.0 TOMBSTONE SUMMIT 6 SSE 10.0 LOLO PASS 6 ENE 8.0 ELGIN 10 N 7.3 WELCHES 7.0 BRIGHTWOOD 5 N 6.0 WEST LINN CLACKAMAS 3.0 HOSKINS BENTON 3 SSE 2.5 CORVALLIS BENTON 1.8 ...UTAH... HEBER CITY 15.0 MONTICELLO 1 WSW 13.0 GARDEN CITY 11.0 SNOWBASIN 11.0 SUMMIT PARK 10.5 BRIGHTON 10.1 ALPINE 9.5 EDEN 9.2 SUNCREST 7.9 PARK CITY 7.0 RIVERTON 7.0 WEST JORDAN 6 W 6.0 ...WYOMING... ENCAMPMENT 12 SW 28.3 SKYLINE 8 SW 26.7 TURNERVILLE 3 SE 25.0 TETON VILLAGE 3 NW 21.0 ARLINGTON 10 SSW 16.8 JACKSON 5.3 NW 15.0 CENTENNIAL 14 WNW 14.2 WILSON 2.6 SSW 14.0 ALPINE 5.9 S 13.5 SHIRLEY BASIN 19 ENE 13.3 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... BLYTHEVILLE 6.1 E 5.43 SULPHUR ROCK 7.1 ENE 4.46 BISCOE 0.3 WNW 3.89 CONWAY 1.9 SSW 3.57 GREENBRIER 2.8 W 2.87 HOT SPRINGS VILLAGE 2.7 SSE 2.83 SHERWOOD 0.8 NNW 2.81 VILONIA 0.8 SSE 2.72 FORDYCE 6.6 NNW 2.67 LITTLE ROCK 4.2 W 2.63 PARAGOULD 0.8 SSE 2.54 DAMASCUS 3 NNE 2.47 ...CALIFORNIA... BIG SUR 4.99 CORDOZA RIDGE 4.38 SANTA ROSA PLATEAU 4.08 ATASCADERO 3.66 MALIBU HILLS 3.57 MONTECITO 3.50 WATSONVILLE 2.47 COLUMBIA 2.44 SANTA ROSA 2.36 VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 HOLLISTER 2.00 HAYWARD 1.70 HAWTHORNE 1.64 LOS ANGELES INTL AIRPORT 1.56 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 VAN NUYS 1.45 FALLBROOK COMMUNITY AIRPARK 1.40 UKIAH 1.40 FULLERTON 1.35 The strong storm system will track across the Northeast today then push offshore tonight into Monday. Showers and thunderstorms will push across the East Coast today while snow is expected to continue across the Northeast through tonight. The heaviest snow accumulations are forecast across northern New York and New England where additional amounts up to a foot will be possible. In between the snow and rain, icy mixed precipitation will be possible over southern portions of the Northeast and northern Mid-Atlantic. In the wake of the system, strong gusty winds are expected along the eastern Seaboard, and lake effect snows are expected to continue downwind of the Great Lakes. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1000 PM EST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Dolan $$
Summary #6
Feb 16, 03:00 AM UTC
Strong storm system will continue to bring heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, icy mixed precipitation, and heavy snow to the Eastern U.S through Sunday
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ACUS45 KWBC 160300 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 6 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1000 PM EST Sat Feb 15 2025 ...Strong storm system will continue to bring heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, icy mixed precipitation, and heavy snow to the Eastern U.S through Sunday... Numerous Flood and Flash Flood Warnings are in effect from Arkansas to southwest Virginia. Flood Watches are in effect from Arkansas to southwest Pennsylvania. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for portions of Michigan, the Northeast, and New England. Blizzard Warnings are in effect for the high elevations of eastern West Virginia, western Maryland, and northwest Virginia. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for portions of the Midwest, Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, Northeast, and New England. High Wind Warnings and Watches are in effect for portions of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. Wind Advisories are in effect from the Mid-Atlantic to the northern Gulf Coast. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 900 PM EST...An area of low pressure was located over eastern Arkansas and western Tennessee with a minimum central pressure of 999 mb (29.50 in Hg). National Weather Service Doppler Radar and surface observations showed widespread moderate to heavy rain was falling from eastern Arkansas, to western Kentucky, to West Virginia. A line of strong to severe thunderstorms was pushing across portions of northwest Mississippi, western Tennessee, and western Kentucky. Areas of light to moderate rain were falling across portions of the Mid-Atlantic. Farther north, showers of mixed snow, sleet and freezing rain were occurring across parts of Pennsylvania. Bands of snow with varying intensity were moving across parts of the New England and the Northeast. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 PM EST Sat Feb 15... ...CALIFORNIA... LONE PINE 11 SW 44.0 SODA SPRINGS 2 ENE 38.0 DONNER PEAK 1 W 37.0 SOUTH LAKE 1 NNE 37.0 MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN 34.0 TRUCKEE 4 NW 26.0 ASPENDELL 1 SSE 25.0 PALISADES TAHOE SKI BASE 25.0 TOMS PLACE 1 SW 20.0 LEE VINING 5 NNW 15.8 DEEP SPRINGS 10 WSW 12.0 DOG VALLEY 2 SSE 12.0 WEAVERVILLE 10 NE 11.0 CHESTER 1 NE 7.0 PINECREST 2 E 7.0 ...COLORADO... CRESTED BUTTE 6.2 N 30.0 RABIT EARS PASS 1 NNE 27.0 ROCKWOOD 7 NNW 23.1 VAIL 2.6 E 18.8 WOLF CREEK PASS 17.0 LOVELAND PASS 1 SSE 14.8 SILVERTON 14.6 MOUNT ZIRKEL 4 SE 13.5 CEDAREDGE 10.5 NNW 13.0 SAWPIT 7 NE 12.3 SPICER 9 SSE 12.2 DURANGO 1 SSW 11.0 HERMOSA 1 ESE 11.0 PAGOSA SPRINGS 7 NW 10.0 SKYWAY 6 E 10.0 VALLECITO 5 S 9.3 ...IDAHO... FRANKLIN 1 SSW 10.0 MONTPELIER 9.5 HORSESHOE BEND 11 SSE 9.0 SODA SPRINGS 9.0 SUN VALLEY 2 SW 6.9 CALDWELL 6.0 MIDDLETON 4.0 ...IOWA... WOODBINE 7.0 MAGNOLIA 3 W 6.0 MISSOURI VALLEY 1 S 6.0 CARROLL 4.7 IOWA FALLS 1 NE 4.0 WATERLOO 1 NE 3.5 MASON CITY 1 NE 3.0 ...KANSAS... SAINT FRANCIS 1 E 6.5 WHEELER 6.0 MCDONALD 0.2 N 3.5 NORTON 1.3 SSW 2.8 GOODLAND 10.3 WNW 1.5 ...MICHIGAN... TWIN LAKES 1 WSW 5.0 HOUGHTON 4.5 ...MINNESOTA... DULUTH 2 ESE 6.0 FOND DU LAC 2 NNE 5.1 WRIGHT 3 ENE 5.0 ...NEBRASKA... BLAIR 8.0 TARNOV 1 W 6.0 FREMONT 2 NW 5.3 VALLEY 1 WNW 5.1 PLATTE CENTER 3 NNE 5.0 LINCOLN 4 NW 3.0 HASTINGS 2.4 ...NEVADA... DIAMOND PEAK SKI BASE 36.0 MT ROSE SKI BASE 34.0 INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 23.0 LAMANCE CREEK SNOTEL 16.0 LAMOILLE UPPER SNOTEL 16.0 TOE JAM SNOTEL 13.0 VIRGINIA CITY 12.0 RENO 8.3 ...NEW MEXICO... CHAMA 5 NW 10.0 EAGLE NEST LAKE S 5 WNW 9.0 CANON PLAZA 11 NNW 8.0 RED RIVER 8 SW 8.0 TAOS SKI VALLEY 8.0 SAN MIGUEL 8 SSW 6.0 ...OREGON... ZIGZAG 1 NW 12.0 TOMBSTONE SUMMIT 6 SSE 10.0 LOLO PASS 6 ENE 8.0 ELGIN 10 N 7.3 WELCHES 7.0 BRIGHTWOOD 5 N 6.0 WEST LINN CLACKAMAS 3.0 HOSKINS BENTON 3 SSE 2.5 CORVALLIS BENTON 1.8 ...UTAH... HEBER CITY 15.0 MONTICELLO 1 WSW 13.0 GARDEN CITY 11.0 SNOWBASIN 11.0 SUMMIT PARK 10.5 BRIGHTON 10.1 ALPINE 9.5 EDEN 9.2 SUNCREST 7.9 PARK CITY 7.0 RIVERTON 7.0 WEST JORDAN 6 W 6.0 ...WISCONSIN... POY SIPPI 10.5 COLOMA 1 NW 10.0 MARION 10.0 GREENVILLE 7.5 BLAIR 6.0 CORNUCOPIA 3 S 6.0 GREEN BAY 6.0 BROOKS 3 S 5.5 OMRO 5.3 FOXBORO 4.5 ...WYOMING... ENCAMPMENT 12 SW 28.3 SKYLINE 8 SW 26.7 TURNERVILLE 3 SE 25.0 TETON VILLAGE 3 NW 21.0 ARLINGTON 10 SSW 16.8 JACKSON 5.3 NW 15.0 CENTENNIAL 14 WNW 14.2 WILSON 2.6 SSW 14.0 ALPINE 5.9 S 13.5 SHIRLEY BASIN 19 ENE 13.3 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 PM EST Sat Feb 15... ...ARKANSAS... BLYTHEVILLE 4.08 JONESBORO 3.68 STUTTGART 2.65 MOUNT IDA 2.36 SEARCY MUNICIPAL ARPT 2.34 LITTLE ROCK 2.12 MELBOURNE MUNICIPAL ARPT 1.70 ARKADELPHIA 1.33 PINE BLUFF 1.32 ...CALIFORNIA... BIG SUR 4.99 CORDOZA RIDGE 4.38 SANTA ROSA PLATEAU 4.08 ATASCADERO 3.66 MALIBU HILLS 3.57 MONTECITO 3.50 WATSONVILLE 2.47 COLUMBIA 2.44 SANTA ROSA 2.36 VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 HOLLISTER 2.00 HAYWARD 1.70 HAWTHORNE 1.64 LOS ANGELES INTL AIRPORT 1.56 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 VAN NUYS 1.45 FALLBROOK COMMUNITY AIRPARK 1.40 UKIAH 1.40 FULLERTON 1.35 ...KENTUCKY... SEDALIA 3 W 5.17 MURRAY 2 SW 5.13 MAYFIELD 4.52 GREENVILLE 4.07 PADUCAH 4.00 MUHLENBERG 3.52 BOWLING GREEN 3.32 GLASGOW 3.26 LONDON 3.20 JACKSON 2.81 HOPKINSVILLE 2.74 FRANKLIN 2.1 SSW 2.72 STURGIS 2.51 SCOTTSVILLE 2.3 WNW 2.35 FORT CAMPBELL NORTH 3.8 SSE 2.34 MURRAY 1.9 WSW 2.30 JAMESTOWN 9 SSW 2.27 LEXINGTON 1.47 ...MISSOURI... SIKESTON MEMORIAL ARPT 3.24 POPLAR BLUFF 2.99 MALDEN MUNICIPAL ARPT 2.87 CAPE GIRARDEAU 2.31 ...TENNESSEE... UNION CITY 5.50 CLARKSVILLE 4.13 PORTLAND 3.95 CLARKSVILLE 10.2 WSW 3.05 COTTAGE GROVE 1.6 WSW 3.00 LAFAYETTE 3.00 SPRINGFIELD 7.7 NNW 2.92 PARIS 1 NW 2.87 CEDAR HILL 4.4 NNE 2.86 NASHVILLE 2.06 ...VIRGINIA... LEE COUNTY ARPT 3.01 ROANOKE 2.66 LYNCHBURG 2.42 BLACKSBURG 2.20 ...WEST VIRGINIA... PINEVILLE 2.47 BECKLEY 2.31 BLUEFIELD 2.23 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... MT LOWE 87 MESA VINCENT 78 VANDENBERG 76 LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 MT ELIZABETH 64 MT OSO 64 LITTLE BALD MOUNTAIN 63 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 The strong storm system will continue to rapidly strengthen as it tracks through the Ohio Valley and into the Northeast tonight into Sunday. The storm is expected to bring a wide range of weather hazards to the region including heavy rain and flooding, strong to severe thunderstorms, icy mixed precipitation, heavy snow, and gusty, potentially damaging winds. The storm will exit the region Sunday night into Monday, leaving behind much colder air and scattered snow showers downwind of the Great Lakes and across the higher elevations of the Northeast in its wake. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1000 AM EST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Miller $$
Summary #5
Feb 15, 02:46 PM UTC
Strong storm system expected to bring heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, and heavy snow to the Eastern U.S. today and tonight
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ACUS45 KWBC 151446 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 5 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1000 AM EST Sat Feb 15 2025 ...Strong storm system expected to bring heavy rain and dangerous flash flooding, severe thunderstorms, and heavy snow to the Eastern U.S. today and tonight... Scattered Flood and Flash Flood Warnings are in effect from Arkansas to West Virginia. Flood Watches are in effect from Arkansas to southwest Pennsylvania. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for northern Michigan and New England. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for portions of the Midwest, Great Lakes, Central Appalachians, and Northeast. Winter Weather Advisories and Winter Storm Warnings are still in effect for some of the higher elevation areas in the West. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 900 AM EST...An area of low pressure was located over the Central/Southern Plains with a minimum central pressure of 1006 mb (29.71 in Hg). A cold front extended south and west from the central low back to the Rockies where the front remained stationary along the front range from Colorado to Montana. To the east of the low, one stationary front extended into the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys, a second stationary front extended into the Upper Midwest, and a third frontal boundary was lifting north across the Lower Mississippi Valley as a warm front. National Weather Service Radar and observations indicated moderate to heavy rainfall was increasing across the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys while snow showers moved east across the Midwest and eastern Great Lakes. Isolated snow showers also persisted in some of the higher elevations of the Rockies. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 AM EST Sat Feb 15... ...CALIFORNIA... LONE PINE 11 SW 44.0 SODA SPRINGS 2 ENE 38.0 DONNER PEAK 1 W 37.0 SOUTH LAKE 1 NNE 37.0 MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN 34.0 TRUCKEE 4 NW 26.0 ASPENDELL 1 SSE 25.0 PALISADES TAHOE SKI BASE 25.0 TOMS PLACE 1 SW 20.0 LEE VINING 5 NNW 15.8 DEEP SPRINGS 10 WSW 12.0 DOG VALLEY 2 SSE 12.0 WEAVERVILLE 10 NE 11.0 CHESTER 1 NE 7.0 PINECREST 2 E 7.0 ...COLORADO... CRESTED BUTTE 6.2 N 30.0 ROCKWOOD 7 NNW 23.1 VAIL 2.6 E 18.8 LOVELAND PASS 1 SSE 14.8 SILVERTON 14.6 MOUNT ZIRKEL 4 SE 13.5 CEDAREDGE 10.5 NNW 13.0 SAWPIT 7 NE 12.3 SPICER 9 SSE 12.2 RABIT EARS PASS 1 NNE 12.1 DURANGO 1 SSW 11.0 HERMOSA 1 ESE 11.0 PAGOSA SPRINGS 7 NW 10.0 SKYWAY 6 E 10.0 VALLECITO 5 S 9.3 ...IDAHO... FRANKLIN 1 SSW 10.0 MONTPELIER 9.5 HORSESHOE BEND 11 SSE 9.0 SODA SPRINGS 9.0 SUN VALLEY 2 SW 6.9 CALDWELL 6.0 MIDDLETON 4.0 ...KANSAS... SAINT FRANCIS 1 E 6.5 MCDONALD 0.2 N 3.5 NORTON 1.3 SSW 2.8 GOODLAND 10.3 WNW 1.5 ...MICHIGAN... TWIN LAKES 1 WSW 5.0 HOUGHTON 4.5 ...MINNESOTA... DULUTH 2 ESE 6.0 FOND DU LAC 2 NNE 5.1 WRIGHT 3 ENE 5.0 ...NEVADA... DIAMOND PEAK SKI BASE 36.0 MT ROSE SKI BASE 34.0 INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 23.0 LAMANCE CREEK SNOTEL 16.0 LAMOILLE UPPER SNOTEL 16.0 TOE JAM SNOTEL 13.0 VIRGINIA CITY 12.0 RENO 8.3 ...NEW MEXICO... CHAMA 5 NW 10.0 EAGLE NEST LAKE S 5 WNW 9.0 CANON PLAZA 11 NNW 8.0 TAOS SKI VALLEY 8.0 SAN MIGUEL 8 SSW 6.0 ...OREGON... ZIGZAG 1 NW 12.0 TOMBSTONE SUMMIT 6 SSE 10.0 LOLO PASS 6 ENE 8.0 ELGIN 10 N 7.3 WELCHES 7.0 BRIGHTWOOD 5 N 6.0 WEST LINN CLACKAMAS 3.0 HOSKINS BENTON 3 SSE 2.5 CORVALLIS BENTON 1.8 ...UTAH... HEBER CITY 15.0 MONTICELLO 1 WSW 13.0 GARDEN CITY 11.0 SNOWBASIN 11.0 SUMMIT PARK 10.5 BRIGHTON 10.1 ALPINE 9.5 EDEN 9.2 SUNCREST 7.9 PARK CITY 7.0 RIVERTON 7.0 WEST JORDAN 6 W 6.0 ...WISCONSIN... CORNUCOPIA 3 S 6.0 BROOKS 3 S 5.5 OMRO 5.3 FOXBORO 4.5 ...WYOMING... ENCAMPMENT 12 SW 28.3 SKYLINE 8 SW 26.7 ARLINGTON 10 SSW 16.8 JACKSON 5.3 NW 15.0 CENTENNIAL 14 WNW 14.2 WILSON 2.6 SSW 14.0 ALPINE 5.9 S 13.5 SHIRLEY BASIN 19 ENE 13.3 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM EST Wed Feb 12 through 900 AM EST Sat Feb 15... ...CALIFORNIA... BIG SUR 4.99 CORDOZA RIDGE 4.38 SANTA ROSA PLATEAU 4.08 ATASCADERO 3.66 MALIBU HILLS 3.57 MONTECITO 3.50 WATSONVILLE 2.47 COLUMBIA 2.44 SANTA ROSA 2.36 VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 HOLLISTER 2.00 HAYWARD 1.70 HAWTHORNE 1.64 LOS ANGELES INTL AIRPORT 1.56 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 VAN NUYS 1.45 FALLBROOK COMMUNITY AIRPARK 1.40 UKIAH 1.40 FULLERTON 1.35 ...KENTUCKY... FRANKLIN 2.1 SSW 2.72 SCOTTSVILLE 2.3 WNW 2.35 FORT CAMPBELL NORTH 3.8 SSE 2.34 MURRAY 1.9 WSW 2.30 JAMESTOWN 9 SSW 2.27 ...TENNESSEE... CLARKSVILLE 10.2 WSW 3.05 COTTAGE GROVE 1.6 WSW 3.00 SPRINGFIELD 7.7 NNW 2.92 PARIS 1 NW 2.87 CEDAR HILL 4.4 NNE 2.86 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... MT LOWE 87 MESA VINCENT 78 VANDENBERG 76 LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 MT ELIZABETH 64 MT OSO 64 LITTLE BALD MOUNTAIN 63 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 The storm system is expected to track from the Central/Southern Plains to the Northeast today while strengthening, bringing heavy rain and life-threatening flash flooding to the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys, heavy snow to the eastern Great Lakes and Northeast, and icy mixed precipitation to areas in between. Numerous to widespread flash flooding is expected, and the highest threat for flash flooding will be in Kentucky and Western Tennessee. In the north, heavy snow and strong gusty winds will create dangerous driving conditions. Additionally, severe thunderstorms are expected across the Lower Mississippi Valley and Southeast this afternoon into tonight. Severe thunderstorm hazards could include tornadoes, some strong, and damaging wind gusts. On Sunday, precipitation will spread to the East Coast as the storm gains eastward momentum. Faster storm motion will result in a lower threat of flash flooding, but isolated flash floods may be possible in portions of the Mid-Atlantic. The threat for severe weather will also decrease on Sunday, but isolated severe storms may be possible in the Southeast. Snow will gradually taper off in the Northeast by Sunday night, but lake effect snow will likely linger into early next week. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 1000 PM EST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Dolan $$
Summary #4
Feb 15, 02:56 AM UTC
Pacific storm set to eject eastward into the Central Plains; mountain snow winds down while heavy rain and flooding threat ramps up over portions of the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys through Saturday
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ACUS45 KWBC 150256 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 4 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 700 PM PST Fri Feb 14 2025 ...Pacific storm set to eject eastward into the Central Plains; mountain snow winds down while heavy rain and flooding threat ramps up over portions of the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys through Saturday... Flood Watches are in effect from Arkansas to southwest Pennsylvania. Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories remain in effect for many of the higher elevations across the Western U.S. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for portions of the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, Central Appalachians and Northeast. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 600 PM PST...Latest surface analysis shows a 1000 mb (29.53 in Hg) low pressure system moving into western Kansas. National Weather Service Doppler Radar and surface observations show scattered snow and rain showers across a large portion of the Intermountain West. More widespread showers are moving across northeast Colorado and northwest Kansas. A mix of snow, sleet, and freezing rain is beginning to push across the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and Ohio Valley. Heavier showers and thunderstorms are developing across portions of Arkansas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 AM PST Wed Feb 12 through 600 PM PST Fri Feb 14... ...CALIFORNIA... LONE PINE 11 SW 44.0 SODA SPRINGS 2 ENE 38.0 DONNER PEAK 1 W 37.0 SOUTH LAKE 1 NNE 37.0 MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN 34.0 TRUCKEE 4 NW 26.0 ASPENDELL 1 SSE 25.0 TOMS PLACE 1 SW 20.0 LEE VINING 5 NNW 15.8 DEEP SPRINGS 10 WSW 12.0 DOG VALLEY 2 SSE 12.0 KIRKWOOD MEADOWS 1 S 11.0 WEAVERVILLE 10 NE 11.0 BEAR VALLEY 2 N 8.0 TWIN BRIDGES 3 ESE 8.0 CHESTER 1 NE 7.0 PINECREST 2 E 7.0 ...COLORADO... ROCKWOOD 7 NNW 23.1 CRESTED BUTTE 1 NNE 16.9 DURANGO 1 SSW 11.0 PAGOSA SPRINGS 7 NW 10.0 SKYWAY 6 E 10.0 VALLECITO 5 S 9.3 GUNNISON 9.0 ALMONT 6 WSW 8.5 BATTLEMENT MESA 8.0 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 2 E 7.2 GYPSUM 1 WNW 7.0 LOMA 1 E 6.0 ...IDAHO... FRANKLIN 1 SSW 10.0 MONTPELIER 9.5 HORSESHOE BEND 11 SSE 9.0 SODA SPRINGS 9.0 SUN VALLEY 2 SW 6.9 CALDWELL 6.0 MIDDLETON 4.0 ...NEVADA... DIAMOND PEAK SKI BASE 36.0 MT ROSE SKI BASE 34.0 INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 23.0 VIRGINIA CITY 12.0 RENO 8.3 ...OREGON... ZIGZAG 1 NW 12.0 TOMBSTONE SUMMIT 6 SSE 10.0 LOLO PASS 6 ENE 8.0 ELGIN 10 N 7.3 WELCHES 7.0 BRIGHTWOOD 5 N 6.0 WEST LINN CLACKAMAS 3.0 HOSKINS BENTON 3 SSE 2.5 CORVALLIS BENTON 1.8 ...UTAH... MONTICELLO 1 WSW 13.0 HEBER CITY 1 E 12.0 SNOWBASIN 11.0 SUMMIT PARK 10.5 BRIGHTON 10.1 ALPINE 9.5 EDEN 9.2 PARK CITY 7.0 RIVERTON 7.0 WEST JORDAN 6 W 6.0 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM PST Wed Feb 12 through 600 PM PST Fri Feb 14... ...CALIFORNIA... BIG SUR 4.99 CORDOZA RIDGE 4.38 SANTA ROSA PLATEAU 4.08 ATASCADERO 3.66 MALIBU HILLS 3.57 MONTECITO 3.50 WATSONVILLE 2.47 COLUMBIA 2.44 SANTA ROSA 2.36 VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 HOLLISTER 2.00 HAYWARD 1.70 HAWTHORNE 1.64 LOS ANGELES INTL AIRPORT 1.56 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 VAN NUYS 1.45 FALLBROOK COMMUNITY AIRPARK 1.40 UKIAH 1.40 FULLERTON 1.35 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... MT LOWE 87 MESA VINCENT 78 VANDENBERG 76 LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 MT ELIZABETH 64 MT OSO 64 LITTLE BALD MOUNTAIN 63 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 As the Pacific storm tracks eastward into the Central U.S., leftover snow and rain showers across the Western U.S. will gradually diminish Saturday into Saturday night. Meanwhile, widespread precipitation will continue to develop across much of the eastern half of the U.S. through the day on Saturday, with heavy rain and thunderstorms favored across the south, heavy snow favored across the north, and an icy mix in between. Low pressure will rapidly deepen across the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys Saturday into Saturday night, setting the stage for a swath of very heavy rain and the heightened potential for flooding from Arkansas to southwest Pennsylvania. Deepening low pressure cuts just south of the Great Lakes as it moves to the northeast on Sunday, with rain, strong winds, and thunderstorms expected for much of the Eastern Seaboard. North and west of the low track, heavy snow and wind will likely lead to near blizzard conditions from the Great Lakes to portions of the Northeast Sunday into Sunday night. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 700 AM PST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Miller $$
Summary #3
Feb 14, 02:58 PM UTC
Pacific storm has moved inland into the intermountain west; scattered rain and snow showers are ongoing
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ACUS45 KWBC 141458 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 3 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 700 AM PST Fri Feb 14 2025 ...Pacific storm has moved inland into the intermountain west; scattered rain and snow showers are ongoing... Flood Watches are active from Arkansas to West Virginia, as well as remaining in central California. Winter Weather Advisories are active across the Great Lakes and upper Midwest. An Ice Storm Warning and Winter Storm Warnings are in effect across the coastal Pacific Northwest. Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for many of the higher elevations across the Western U.S. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 600 AM PST...The storm system has moved inland and a 1002 mb (29.59 in Hg) area of low pressure system is analyzed over southern Oregon. A cold front has also swept through much of California and Nevada. National Weather Service Doppler Radar and surface observations are showing coastal showers moving into California, ongoing mixed precipitation in the Pacific Northwest, and areas of snow across the Sierra Nevada and Rockies. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 AM PST Wed Feb 12 through 600 AM PST Thu Feb 13... ...CALIFORNIA... ASPENDELL 1 SSE 25.0 TOMS PLACE 1 SW 20.0 MAMMOUTH MOUNTAIN 16.0 LEE VINING 5 NNW 15.8 DEEP SPRINGS 10 WSW 12.0 DOG VALLEY 2 SSE 12.0 DONNER 1 W 11.8 KIRKWOOD MEADOWS 1 S 11.0 WEAVERVILLE 10 NE 11.0 BEAR VALLEY 2 N 8.0 TWIN BRIDGES 3 ESE 8.0 CHESTER 1 NE 7.0 PINECREST 2 E 7.0 ...IDAHO... CALDWELL 6.0 MIDDLETON 4.0 ...NEVADA... INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 13.0 VIRGINIA CITY 12.0 RENO 8.3 ...OREGON... WEST LINN CLACKAMAS 3.0 HOSKINS BENTON 3 SSE 2.5 CORVALLIS BENTON 1.8 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM PST Wed Feb 12 through 600 AM PST Thu Feb 13... ...CALIFORNIA... BIG SUR 4.99 CORDOZA RIDGE 4.38 SANTA ROSA PLATEAU 4.08 ATASCADERO 3.66 MALIBU HILLS 3.57 MONTECITO 3.50 WATSONVILLE 2.47 COLUMBIA 2.44 SANTA ROSA 2.36 VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 HOLLISTER 2.00 HAYWARD 1.70 HAWTHORNE 1.64 LOS ANGELES INTL AIRPORT 1.56 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 VAN NUYS 1.45 FALLBROOK COMMUNITY AIRPARK 1.40 UKIAH 1.40 FULLERTON 1.35 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... MT LOWE 87 MESA VINCENT 78 VANDENBERG 76 LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 MT ELIZABETH 64 MT OSO 64 LITTLE BALD MOUNTAIN 63 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 The Pacific storm will quickly translate eastward within the embedded upper-level long-wave trough. Weather impacts will be in the form of moderate and heavy snow across the Midwest and Great Lakes by Saturday. An area of low pressure will form in the vicinity of western Kentucky and Tennessee, with a warm front devloping in Tennessee and Kentucky and a cold front from the Gulf Coast to the Ohio Valley. In the warm sector, severe thunderstorms and potentially significant flooding are likely. Areas of the middle Mississippi, Tennessee, and Ohio Valley will be most vulnerable to flooding. Lastly, areas of heavy snow will be seen across upstate New York and New England for Sunday and Monday, as well as strong winds with a deepening area of low pressure. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 700 PM PST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Wilder $$
Summary #2
Feb 14, 03:02 AM UTC
Strong Pacific storm tracking inland; heavy rain, heavy mountain snow, and strong winds continue across California and the Intermountain West
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ACUS45 KWBC 140302 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 2 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 700 PM PST Thu Feb 13 2025 ...Strong Pacific storm tracking inland; heavy rain, heavy mountain snow, and strong winds continue across California and the Intermountain West... Flood Warnings, Advisories, and Watches are in effect for much of California. Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for many of the higher elevations across the Western U.S. High Wind Warnings are in effect near the central California coast and extending south to the Transverse Ranges of southern California. Wind Advisories are in effect for portions of California, the Great Basin, and the Desert Southwest. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 600 PM PST...A complex low pressure system with minimum central pressure of 985 mb (29.09 in Hg) was analyzed just off the coast of Oregon. Another notable center of low pressure with minimum central pressure of 999 mb (29.50 in Hg) was analyzed over Nevada. National Weather Service Doppler Radar and surface observations are showing bands of moderate to locally heavy rainfall across much of California, particularly in Southern California, as a plume of moisture associated with an Atmospheric River pushes inland. Moderate to heavy snow was also falling across the Sierras and many of the higher elevations of the Western U.S. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 AM PST Wed Feb 12 through 600 PM PST Thu Feb 13... ...CALIFORNIA... ASPENDELL 1 SSE 25.0 TOMS PLACE 1 SW 20.0 MAMMOUTH MOUNTAIN 16.0 LEE VINING 5 NNW 15.8 DEEP SPRINGS 10 WSW 12.0 DOG VALLEY 2 SSE 12.0 DONNER 1 W 11.8 SODA SPRINGS 3 S 11.8 KIRKWOOD MEADOWS 1 S 11.0 WEAVERVILLE 10 NE 11.0 BEAR VALLEY 2 N 8.0 TWIN BRIDGES 3 ESE 8.0 CHESTER 1 NE 7.0 PINECREST 2 E 7.0 ...NEVADA... INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 13.0 VIRGINIA CITY 12.0 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM PST Wed Feb 12 through 600 PM PST Thu Feb 13... ...CALIFORNIA... WATSONVILLE 2.47 COLUMBIA 2.44 SANTA ROSA 2.36 VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 HOLLISTER 2.00 HAYWARD 1.70 HAWTHORNE 1.64 LOS ANGELES INTL AIRPORT 1.56 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 VAN NUYS 1.45 FALLBROOK COMMUNITY AIRPARK 1.40 UKIAH 1.40 FULLERTON 1.35 OCEANSIDE 1.32 SANTA MARIA PUBLIC ARPT 1.24 NAPA 1.11 SAN JOSE AIRPORT 1.05 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... MT LOWE 87 MESA VINCENT 78 VANDENBERG 76 LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 MT ELIZABETH 64 MT OSO 64 LITTLE BALD MOUNTAIN 63 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 The strong Pacific storm and the remnants of a potent Atmospheric River will continue to move inland across the Intermountain West through Friday night. The heaviest rain should mostly wrap up across California by Friday afternoon, but several more inches of rain is possible before then. Additionally, multiple feet of snow is likely for the highest elevations of the Sierra, and 1-2 feet expected for the highest mountains ranges of the Intermountain West and the central Rockies. Once this storm system emerges over the central/southern Plains Saturday, very heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorms are forecast to develop from the Deep South to the Tennessee and Ohio River valleys with widespread 3-6 inch rainfall totals expected, mainly from eastern Arkansas to southern Kentucky. On the cold side of the storm, heavy snow will develop from the Upper Midwest to the Great Lakes and eventually the Northeast Saturday into Sunday. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 700 AM PST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Miller $$
Summary #1
Feb 13, 03:02 PM UTC
Strong Pacific storm system now moving inland across California with heavy rain and strong winds
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ACUS45 KWBC 131502 SCCNS5 Storm Summary Number 1 for Coast to Coast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 700 AM PST Thu Feb 13 2025 ...Strong Pacific storm system now moving inland across California with heavy rain and strong winds... Flood advisories are in effect from the greater San Francisco area to near Los Angeles. Flood watches are in effect from north-central California to the Mexico border. Wind advisories are in effect for the Central Valley of California, portions of southern California, and across most of southern Nevada. High Wind Warnings are in effect near the central California coast and extending south to the Transverse Ranges of southern California. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect across portions of southwestern Oregon, northern Nevada, and the Transverse Ranges of southern California. Winter Storm Warnings are in effect from northwestern California to the southern Sierra. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 600 AM PST...The latest surface analysis has a 982 mb occluded surface low situated about 200 miles west of the Oregon Coast, with a strong trailing cold front now reaching the northern California coast. Regional Doppler Radar are indicating widespread moderate to locally heavy rainfall across much of Central California this morning, and this is now also increasing across much of southern California as the main moisture plume associated with the atmospheric river shifts more to the south. Showers still remain across northern California and into southwestern Oregon. Heavy snow is falling across the higher terrain of the Sierra. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 AM PST Wed Feb 12 through 700 AM PST Thu Feb 13... ...CALIFORNIA... VACAVILLE NUT TREE AIRPORT 2.13 WATSONVILLE 2.07 HAYWARD 1.70 SANTA ROSA 1.66 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 1.56 MONTEREY 1.53 FAIRFIELD 1.52 UKIAH 1.40 NAPA 1.11 SAN JOSE AIRPORT 1.05 ...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier in the event... ...CALIFORNIA... LOMA PRIETA 70 SWEENEY RIDGE 70 GUNSIGHT FIRE ROAD 65 RICHARDSON EAST 65 MINES TOWER 64 SAN FRANCISCO AIRPORT 62 SOUTH BLACK DIAMOND WAY 62 LONG RIDGE 60 PACIFICA 60 ROSE PEAK 59 FRIIS CAMP 56 MONTEREY AIRPORT 56 FREMONT 5 E 55 PLEASANTON 4 SW 55 LAS TRAMPAS 53 MOUNT ALISON 52 FORD OBSERVATORY 49 SANDBERG 48 Recent GOES satellite imagery shows a potent atmospheric river event moving inland across California today, and the moisture associated with this will steadily move inland across the Intermountain West through Friday. Additional rainfall totals on the order of 2 to 4 inches are expected across portions of California, with some isolated 5+ inch totals possible through Friday night. Several feet of snow is likely for the highest elevations of the Sierra, and 1-2 feet expected for the highest mountains ranges of the Intermountain West and eventually across the central Rockies. Once this storm system emerges over the central/southern Plains Saturday, very heavy rainfall and severe thunderstorms are forecast to develop from the Deep South to the Tennessee and Ohio River valleys with widespread 3-6+ inch rainfall totals expected, mainly from eastern Arkansas to southern Kentucky. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 700 PM PST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Hamrick $$
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