Southern U.S. Winter Storm
Jan 10–11, 2025 · WPC Storm Summaries · Ended
- Alabama
- Arkansas
- Georgia
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Mississippi
- Missouri
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- Oklahoma
- South Carolina
- Tennessee
- Texas
- Virginia
Summaries
4 summaries · 1 correction
First Jan 10, 03:03 AM UTC · latest Jan 11, 02:59 PM UTC
Source
NOAA Weather Prediction Center
Station values in WPC's text are preliminary
WPC outlooks as they stood at each summary
Not captured: this event's summaries were imported from the archive after they were issued, so the outlooks in effect at the time were not recorded. Events summarised since show the Excessive Rainfall Outlook and WSSI ice impacts as they stood at each summary.
Storm summaries
Summary #4 · final
Jan 11, 02:59 PM UTC
Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice have ended; snow showers linger across portions of the central and southern Appalachians today and tonight
Full text
ACUS42 KWBC 111459 SCCNS2 Storm Summary Number 4 for Southern U.S. Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1000 AM EST Sat Jan 11 2025 ...Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice have ended; snow showers linger across portions of the central and southern Appalachians today and tonight... Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories continue for portions of the central and southern Appalachians. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 900 AM EST...The center of low pressure that brought widespread snow, sleet, and freezing rain to much of the South has now moved offshore the Mid-Atlantic Coast. Current central pressure is 995 mb or 29.38 inches of mercury. National Weather Service Radar and surface observations show that most wintry precipitation from this low pressure system has ended; however, snow showers continue to linger across the upslope regions of the central and southern Appalachians. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 600 AM EST Thu Jan 09 through 900 AM EST Sat Jan 11... ...ALABAMA... FLINT CITY 4 WNW 7.0 ANDERSON 3 SW 6.0 HUNTSVILLE 10.2 NE 5.5 SAMANTHA 5 NNW 4.0 TRUSSVILLE 1 ENE 4.0 ALTOONA 3.9 HUEYTOWN 3.8 KIMBERLY 3.5 LEEDS 3.5 ...GEORGIA... STEPHENSVILLE 3 SSW 6.0 AUSTELL 1 ENE 4.0 ATLANTA 3.5 DUNAWAY GARDENS 3 SSE 3.0 SCOTTDALE 2 NNW 3.0 WHITE WALKER PARK 2 ESE 3.0 UNION 3 S 2.5 ...ILLINOIS... DU QUOIN 7.0 ...INDIANA... ELNORA 6.0 BLOOMINGTON 1 SE 4.5 INDIANAPOLIS 1 SSE 3.0 ...KENTUCKY... BIG BLACK MOUNTAIN 1 E 7.0 PADUCAH 5.6 CENTRAL CITY 5.5 COLEMAN 3 W 5.0 MURRAY 5.0 ...NORTH CAROLINA... BLOWING ROCK 2.2 NE 6.2 MARBLE 2 ENE 4.0 CULLOWHEE 3.0 GRANITE FALLS 3 NE 2.0 ...SOUTH CAROLINA... MCCORMICK 1.5 NORTH AUGUSTA 3 S 1.0 ...TENNESSEE... MEMPHIS 1 NNE 6.0 NEVA 2 SSE 5.0 SEVIERVILLE 2 SE 5.0 SOMERVILLE 1.3 E 4.5 BARTLETT 3.1 NNE 4.3 FRIENDSVILLE 2 E 3.3 CHURCH HILL 1 E 3.0 ...VIRGINIA... COEBURN 3 S 8.0 ABINGDON 4 SW 2.5 CAVE SPRING 1 NE 2.5 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in inches from 600 AM EST Thu Jan 09 through 900 AM EST Sat Jan 11... ...ALABAMA... GADSDEN MUNICIPAL AIRPRT 0.10 SHELBY COUNTY AIRPRT 0.10 ...GEORGIA... ATLANTA 0.25 COVINGTON 0.25 DALTON 1 SSE 0.25 TREASURE LAKE 3 W 0.25 AVONDALE ESTATES 1 SW 0.20 GRESHAM PARK 2 NW 0.20 MILTON 1 NNE 0.20 ...NORTH CAROLINA... GASTONIA 1 NW 0.25 BISCOE 2 S 0.15 LUMBERTON 0.10 RALEIGH 4 SSW 0.10 WATHA 3 SW 0.10 ...SOUTH CAROLINA... ROCK HILL 3 SW 0.25 COLUMBIA METRO ARPT 0.20 CORONACA 4 WSW 0.19 ORANGEBURG 1 ESE 0.15 TATUM 2 S 0.15 LEXINGTON 2 NNE 0.12 JEFFERSON 0.10 SUMTER 1 SSW 0.10 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... MENA 14.3 BRIGGSVILLE 14.0 SHADY GROVE 2 ENE 13.0 BONNERDALE 2 ENE 12.0 DIERKS 11 N 12.0 GLENWOOD 2 NNW 12.0 HOT SPRINGS 2 S 12.0 SILVER 12.0 PETIT JEAN STATE 2 ENE 10.0 TIMBER CREEK 10.0 FERNDALE 9.5 PLEASANT VALLEY 2 SSW 9.5 WALTON HEIGHTS 8.8 DE QUEEN 1 ESE 8.0 SHERATON PARK 1 SSW 8.0 PINEVILLE 3 N 7.5 CORD 3 WSW 6.0 MAUMELLE 2 SE 3.3 ...KANSAS... HARDTNER 10.5 WICHITA 1 WSW 7.1 ...MISSISSIPPI... OLIVE BRANCH 2 NNE 7.1 STRAYHORN 1 SW 6.0 COMO 3 W 4.0 TUPELO 4 NNE 3.8 ...MISSOURI... WASHBURN 8.0 WILDERNESS 5 S 8.0 GALLOWAY 2 NNW 7.0 FRENCH VILLAGE 1 SE 6.0 ...NEW MEXICO... ROSWELL 28.5 NNE 10.0 ELKINS 18 NW 8.0 MELROSE 6.0 ...OKLAHOMA... WHITESBORO 13.0 INDIANOLA 12.0 VIAN 5.3 ENE 12.0 MCALESTER 11.5 GARVIN 10.0 STIGLER 9.5 SULPHUR 9.5 HENRYETTA 1 WNW 9.0 BROKEN ARROW 2 SW 8.1 ARDMORE 1 W 7.5 ADA 1 SE 7.0 NOBLE 4 ENE 6.0 FORT SUPPLY 4.5 ...TENNESSEE... MEMPHIS INTL ARPT 7.5 GERMANTOWN 3 NNW 6.5 NEWBERN 1 ESE 6.5 MOUNT JULIET 5.0 ALCOA 2 NNW 4.9 FRANKLIN 4 W 4.5 FAIRVIEW 2 WNW 4.0 GREENEVILLE 3.0 ...TEXAS... TIMBERCREEK CANYON 5 WNW 12.0 HEREFORD 2 W 8.0 MUENSTER 8.0 BORGER 7.0 NOCONA 6 NE 6.3 CELINA 1 ENE 6.0 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Sleet amounts in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... LEWISVILLE 1.50 ...MISSISSIPPI... ABERDEEN 2 E 1.00 GRENADA 1.00 ...OKLAHOMA... HAWORTH 1 SSE 0.50 ...TEXAS... YANTIS 0.30 MINEOLA 5 S 0.20 HENDERSON 0.10 MARATHON 1 WSW 0.10 MOUNT PLEASENT 0.05 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... ASHDOWN 1 W 0.30 GLENDALE 0.25 MAGNOLIA 2 SE 0.25 ...LOUISIANA... SHREVEPORT 3 WSW 0.01 ...OKLAHOMA... IDABEL 5 E 0.50 HAWORTH 0.10 ...TEXAS... TERLINGUA 15.2 NNE 0.26 MIDLAND INTL AIRPRT 0.11 NASH 3 N 0.10 Significant winter impacts from this storm have ended as the associated low pressure system moves farther out to sea. In its wake, scattered snow showers will continue today and tonight across the upslope regions of the central and southern Appalachians. Otherwise, cold and dry conditions will prevail through the remainder of the weekend. 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. Miller $$
Summary #3
Jan 11, 03:09 AM UTC
Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice to continue through tomorrow morning
Full text
ACUS42 KWBC 110309 SCCNS2 Storm Summary Number 3 for Southern U.S. Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 1000 PM EST Fri Jan 10 2025 ...Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice to continue through tomorrow morning... Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories extend across the Ohio Valley into the Southern Appalachians. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 900 PM EST...Regional radar and surface observations across the Ohio Valley through the Southern Appalachians depict widespread moderate to heavy snow, freezing rain, and rain associated with an area of low pressure located over south Georgia. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 600 AM EST Thu Jan 09 through 900 PM EST Fri Jan 10... ...ALABAMA... FLINT CITY 4 WNW 7.0 ANDERSON 3 SW 6.0 TRUSSVILLE 1 ENE 4.0 ALTOONA 3.9 HUEYTOWN 3.8 KIMBERLY 3.5 LEEDS 3.5 ...GEORGIA... STEPHENSVILLE 3 SSW 6.0 AUSTELL 1 ENE 4.0 ATLANTA 3.5 DUNAWAY GARDENS 3 SSE 3.0 SCOTTDALE 2 NNW 3.0 WHITE WALKER PARK 2 ESE 3.0 UNION 3 S 2.5 ...ILLINOIS... DU QUOIN 7.0 ...INDIANA... ELNORA 6.0 BLOOMINGTON 1 SE 4.5 INDIANAPOLIS 1 SSE 3.0 ...KENTUCKY... PADUCAH 5.6 CENTRAL CITY 5.5 MURRAY 5.0 ...TENNESSEE... MEMPHIS 1 NNE 6.0 GERMANTOWN 1 NE 5.0 SOMERVILLE 1.3 E 4.5 BARTLETT 3.1 NNE 4.3 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in inches from 600 AM EST Thu Jan 09 through 900 PM EST Fri Jan 10... ...ALABAMA... GADSDEN MUNICIPAL AIRPRT 0.10 SHELBY COUNTY AIRPRT 0.10 ...GEORGIA... DALTON 1 SSE 0.25 TREASURE LAKE 3 W 0.25 GRESHAM PARK 2 NW 0.20 ...NORTH CAROLINA... WATHA 3 SW 0.10 ...SOUTH CAROLINA... CORONACA 4 WSW 0.19 ORANGEBURG 1 ESE 0.15 LEXINGTON 2 NNE 0.12 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... MENA 14.3 BRIGGSVILLE 14.0 BONNERDALE 2 ENE 12.0 SILVER 12.0 FERNDALE 9.5 PLEASANT VALLEY 2 SSW 9.5 DIERKS 11 N 9.0 WALTON HEIGHTS 8.8 DE QUEEN 1 ESE 8.0 SHERATON PARK 1 SSW 8.0 MAUMELLE 2 SE 3.3 ...KANSAS... HARDTNER 10.5 WICHITA 1 WSW 7.1 ...MISSISSIPPI... OLIVE BRANCH 2 NNE 7.1 STRAYHORN 1 SW 6.0 COMO 3 W 4.0 TUPELO 4 NNE 3.8 ...MISSOURI... WASHBURN 8.0 WILDERNESS 5 S 8.0 GALLOWAY 2 NNW 7.0 FRENCH VILLAGE 1 SE 6.0 ...NEW MEXICO... ROSWELL 28.5 NNE 10.0 ELKINS 18 NW 8.0 MELROSE 6.0 ...OKLAHOMA... WHITESBORO 13.0 INDIANOLA 12.0 VIAN 5.3 ENE 12.0 MCALESTER 11.5 STIGLER 9.5 SULPHUR 9.5 HENRYETTA 1 WNW 9.0 BROKEN ARROW 2 SW 8.1 ARDMORE 1 W 7.5 ADA 1 SE 7.0 NOBLE 4 ENE 6.0 FORT SUPPLY 4.5 ...TEXAS... TIMBERCREEK CANYON 5 WNW 12.0 HEREFORD 2 W 8.0 MUENSTER 8.0 BORGER 7.0 NOCONA 6 NE 6.3 CELINA 1 ENE 6.0 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Sleet amounts in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... LEWISVILLE 1.50 ...MISSISSIPPI... ABERDEEN 2 E 1.00 GRENADA 1.00 ...OKLAHOMA... HAWORTH 1 SSE 0.50 ...TEXAS... YANTIS 0.30 MINEOLA 5 S 0.20 HENDERSON 0.10 MARATHON 1 WSW 0.10 MOUNT PLEASENT 0.05 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... ASHDOWN 1 W 0.30 GLENDALE 0.25 MAGNOLIA 2 SE 0.25 ...LOUISIANA... SHREVEPORT 3 WSW 0.01 ...OKLAHOMA... IDABEL 5 E 0.50 HAWORTH 0.10 ...TEXAS... TERLINGUA 15.2 NNE 0.26 MIDLAND INTL AIRPRT 0.11 NASH 3 N 0.10 An addditional 3 to 5 inches of snow is expected through the southern Appalachians and southern Virginia. Storm total ice accumulations upwards of four-tenths of an inch are expected from northern Georgia through portions of the Carolinas through tomorrow morning. 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. Asherman $$
Summary #2
Jan 10, 02:36 PM UTC · corrects an earlier issuance
Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice to continue through Saturday morning
Full text
ACUS42 KWBC 101436 SCCNS2 Storm Summary Number 2 for Southern U.S. Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 900 AM CST Fri Jan 10 2025 ...Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice to continue through Saturday morning... Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories extend from the Lower Mississippi Valley into the Southern Appalachians. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 800 AM CST...Regional radar and surface observations across the Lower Mississippi Valley and the Southeast depict widespread moderate to heavy snow, freezing rain, and rain associated with an area of low pressure located along the Louisiana Coast. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 AM CST Fri Jan 10... ...ALABAMA... TRUSSVILLE 1 ENE 4.0 ALTOONA 3.9 HUEYTOWN 3.8 KIMBERLY 3.5 LEEDS 3.5 ...ARKANSAS... MENA 14.3 BRIGGSVILLE 14.0 BONNERDALE 2 ENE 12.0 SILVER 12.0 FERNDALE 9.5 PLEASANT VALLEY 2 SSW 9.5 DIERKS 11 N 9.0 WALTON HEIGHTS 8.8 DE QUEEN 1 ESE 8.0 SHERATON PARK 1 SSW 8.0 MAUMELLE 2 SE 3.3 ...GEORGIA... AUSTELL 1 ENE 4.0 DUNAWAY GARDENS 3 SSE 3.0 SCOTTDALE 2 NNW 3.0 WHITE WALKER PARK 2 ESE 3.0 UNION 3 S 2.5 ...KANSAS... HARDTNER 8.0 DOWNTOWN WICHITA 1 WNW 5.5 ...MISSISSIPPI... STRAYHORN 1 SW 6.0 COMO 3 W 4.0 TUPELO 3.0 ...NEW MEXICO... ELKINS 18 NW 8.0 MELROSE 6.0 ...OKLAHOMA... INDIANOLA 12.0 MCALESTER 11.5 STIGLER 9.5 HENRYETTA 1 WNW 9.0 SULPHUR 8.5 ARDMORE 1 W 7.5 ADA 1 SE 7.0 NOBLE 4 ENE 6.0 FORT SUPPLY 4.5 ...TENNESSEE... MEMPHIS 1 NNE 6.0 GERMANTOWN 1 NE 5.0 SOMERVILLE 1.3 E 4.5 BARTLETT 3.1 NNE 4.3 ...TEXAS... TIMBERCREEK CANYON 5 WNW 12.0 AMARILLO 7 ENE 9.3 HEREFORD 2 W 8.0 MUENSTER 8.0 BORGER 7.0 NOCONA 6 NE 6.3 CELINA 1 ENE 6.0 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Sleet in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 AM CST Fri Jan 10... ...MISSISSIPPI... VERNON 1 E 0.20 ...TEXAS... YANTIS 0.30 MARATHON 1 WSW 0.10 MOUNT PLEASENT 0.05 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 AM CST Fri Jan 10... ...LOUISIANA... SHREVEPORT 3 WSW 0.01 ...OKLAHOMA... HAWORTH 0.10 ...TEXAS... TERLINGUA 15.2 NNE 0.26 MIDLAND INTL AIRPRT 0.11 NASH 3 N 0.10 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Sleet amounts in inches where the event has ended... ...OKLAHOMA... HAWORTH 1 SSE 0.50 ...TEXAS... MINEOLA 5 S 0.20 HENDERSON 0.10 Areas of light to moderate snow will continue to make its way eastward with continuing impacts across the Lower Mississippi Valley, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic through Saturday evening. Snowfall accumulations of 4 to 8 inches is expected in the Tennessee Valley and Southern/Central Appalachians. Light snowfall of around 1 to 3 inches is also expected to affect the Ohio Valley and northern portions of the Mid-Atlantic. Sleet and ice is also expected with accumulations in excess of 0.25 inches possible in the Southeast through Saturday. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 900 PM CST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Blanco-Alcala $$
Superseded version, Jan 10, 02:26 PM UTC
ACUS42 KWBC 101426 SCCNS2 Storm Summary Number 2 for Southern U.S. Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 900 AM CST Fri Jan 10 2025 ...Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice to continue through Saturday morning... Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories extend from the Lower Mississippi Valley into the Southern Appalachians. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 800 AM CST...Regional radar and surface observations across the Lower Mississippi Valley and the Southeast depict widespread moderate to heavy snow, freezing rain, and rain associated with an area of low pressure located along the Louisiana Coast. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 AM CST Fri Jan 10... ...ALABAMA... TRUSSVILLE 1 ENE 4.0 ALTOONA 3.9 HUEYTOWN 3.8 KIMBERLY 3.5 LEEDS 3.5 ...ARKANSAS... FERNDALE 9.5 PLEASANT VALLEY 2 SSW 9.5 DIERKS 11 N 9.0 WALTON HEIGHTS 8.8 DE QUEEN 1 ESE 8.0 SHERATON PARK 1 SSW 8.0 MENA 6.5 MAUMELLE 2 SE 3.3 ...GEORGIA... AUSTELL 1 ENE 4.0 DUNAWAY GARDENS 3 SSE 3.0 SCOTTDALE 2 NNW 3.0 WHITE WALKER PARK 2 ESE 3.0 UNION 3 S 2.5 ...KANSAS... HARDTNER 8.0 DOWNTOWN WICHITA 1 WNW 5.5 ...MISSISSIPPI... STRAYHORN 1 SW 6.0 COMO 3 W 4.0 TUPELO 3.0 ...NEW MEXICO... ELKINS 18 NW 8.0 MELROSE 6.0 ...OKLAHOMA... STIGLER 9.5 HENRYETTA 1 WNW 9.0 SULPHUR 8.5 ARDMORE 1 W 7.5 ADA 1 SE 7.0 NOBLE 4 ENE 6.0 FORT SUPPLY 4.5 ...TENNESSEE... MEMPHIS 1 NNE 6.0 GERMANTOWN 1 NE 5.0 SOMERVILLE 1.3 E 4.5 BARTLETT 3.1 NNE 4.3 ...TEXAS... TIMBERCREEK CANYON 5 WNW 12.0 AMARILLO 7 ENE 9.3 HEREFORD 2 W 8.0 MUENSTER 8.0 BORGER 7.0 NOCONA 6 NE 6.3 CELINA 1 ENE 6.0 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Sleet in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 AM CST Fri Jan 10... ...MISSISSIPPI... VERNON 1 E 0.20 ...TEXAS... YANTIS 0.30 MARATHON 1 WSW 0.10 MOUNT PLEASENT 0.05 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 AM CST Fri Jan 10... ...LOUISIANA... SHREVEPORT 3 WSW 0.01 ...OKLAHOMA... HAWORTH 0.10 ...TEXAS... TERLINGUA 15.2 NNE 0.26 MIDLAND INTL AIRPRT 0.11 NASH 3 N 0.10 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Sleet amounts in inches where the event has ended... ...OKLAHOMA... HAWORTH 1 SSE 0.50 ...TEXAS... MINEOLA 5 S 0.20 HENDERSON 0.10 Areas of light to moderate snow will continue to make its way eastward with continuing impacts across the Lower Mississippi Valley, Southeast, and Mid-Atlantic through Saturday evening. Snowfall accumulations of 4 to 8 inches is expected in the Tennessee Valley and Southern/Central Appalachians. Light snowfall of around 1 to 3 inches is also expected to affect the Ohio Valley and northern portions of the Mid-Atlantic. Sleet and ice is also expected with accumulations in excess of 0.25 inches possible in the Southeast through Saturday. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 900 PM CST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Blanco-Alcala $$
Summary #1
Jan 10, 03:03 AM UTC
Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice to continue through Saturday morning
Full text
ACUS42 KWBC 100303 SCCNS2 Storm Summary Number 1 for Southern U.S. Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 900 PM CST Thu Jan 09 2025 ...Significant winter impacts from heavy snow & disruptive ice to continue through Saturday morning... Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories extend from the Southern/Central Plains into the Southern Appalachians. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 800 PM CST...Regional radar and surface observations across the Southern/Central Plains and Lower Mississippi Valley depict widespread moderate to heavy snow, freezing rain, and rain within the precipitation shield of a developing cyclone analyzed along the central Texas coastline. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 PM CST Thu Jan 09... ...ARKANSAS... MENA 6.5 MAUMELLE 2 SE 3.3 ...KANSAS... HARDTNER 8.0 DOWNTOWN WICHITA 1 WNW 5.5 ...NEW MEXICO... ELKINS 18 NW 8.0 MELROSE 6.0 ...OKLAHOMA... ARDMORE 1 W 7.5 ADA 1 SE 7.0 SULPHUR 7.0 NOBLE 4 ENE 6.0 FORT SUPPLY 4.5 ...TEXAS... TIMBERCREEK CANYON 5 WNW 12.0 HEREFORD 2 W 8.0 BORGER 7.0 NOCONA 6 NE 6.3 CELINA 1 ENE 6.0 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Sleet in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 PM CST Thu Jan 09... ...TEXAS... YANTIS 0.30 MARATHON 1 WSW 0.10 MOUNT PLEASENT 0.05 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in inches from 600 AM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 PM CST Thu Jan 09... ...LOUISIANA... SHREVEPORT 3 WSW 0.01 ...OKLAHOMA... HAWORTH 0.10 ...TEXAS... TERLINGUA 15.2 NNE 0.26 MIDLAND INTL AIRPRT 0.11 NASH 3 N 0.10 Through Saturday evening, significant storm total snowfall of 6 to 10 inches is expected from eastern Oklahoma eastward through the Mid-South and Southern Appalachians. A tenth to three-tenths of an inch of ice is also expected for southern Arkansas through portions of the Southeast, including Atlantic and the Carolinas through Saturday morning. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 900 AM CST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Asherman $$
Forecast offices in the affected states
By the states WPC's summaries list. Each office page has its active alerts and latest Area Forecast Discussion.
Georgia
Text: NOAA/NWS Weather Prediction Center Storm Summaries, shown verbatim. Grouping the summaries into one event, the outlook copies and the links are Stormlio's; WPC issues no event id. Station values are preliminary; the official record is NCEI Storm Data.