The Weather Prediction Center
College Park, MD
Storm Summary Message
Storm Summary Number 7 for Plains to Great Lakes and Northeast
Winter Weather and Gulf Coast Rain
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
300 AM CST Mon Dec 03 2018
...Scattered snow showers continue in parts of the Midwest while a
line of storms persists across parts of the Southeast...
Flash Flood and Flood Watches, as well as scattered Flash Flood
Warnings, Flood Warnings, and Flood Advisories, are in effect for
portions of southern Georgia and the Florida panhandle.
Winter Weather Advisories linger in far northern Wisconsin.
For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings
and advisories, please see www.weather.gov
At 200 AM CST...A low pressure system with a central pressure of
995 mb, or 29.38 inches of mercury, was located in southern
Ontario. A dying occluded front stretched eastward from the low
across southern Ontario and into Maine and New Brunswick, attached
to a new low pressure center with a central pressure of 994 mb
(29.35 in) located in Prince Edward Island. From this new low, a
cold front stretched southward across the western Atlantic and
back westward across far southern Georgia and the Florida
panhandle. Additionally, a secondary cold front was moving through
the Mid-Atlantic region and into the Southeast. National Weather
Service radars and surface observations indicated light to
moderate snow showers were present in parts of the Middle and
Upper Mississippi Valley, with more widespread snow across parts
of Michigan. Farther south, a line of rain and thunderstorms
stretched through the Florida panhandle, southern Georgia, and
southern South Carolina along the cold front.
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 600 AM
CST Fri Nov 30 through 200 AM CST Mon Dec 03...
...IOWA...
ASHTON 9.0
COUNCIL BLUFFS 2 ENE 9.0
CHEROKEE 8.0
SWEA CITY 4 WNW 7.8
LITTLE SIOUX 2 NW 7.5
HAWARDEN 6.0
...MAINE...
FORT KENT 1 SE 5.5
ISLAND FALLS 4.0
LILLE 3.2
BRIDGEWATER 3.0
CARY 2 SW 3.0
SHERMAN 3.0
SHIRLEY 3 NNE 3.0
CARIBOU 1 N 2.6
...MICHIGAN...
ISHPEMING 2 W 12.0
NEGAUNEE 4 E 12.0
IRON MOUNTAIN 1 N 8.5
BARK RIVER 6.0
IRON RIVER 6.0
NEWBERRY 5.5
SAULT STE. MARIE 1 W 4.4
...MINNESOTA...
ST. JAMES 12.0
LAKEFIELD 2 NE 11.0
SHERBURN 11.0
BERNE 1 W 10.8
MADELIA 10.2
WINNEBAGO 9.0
HAYFIELD 8.5
LAKE CRYSTAL 8.5
OWATONNA 8.5
MANKATO 8.3
ALBERT LEA 1 WSW 8.1
WATERVILLE 8.1
MINNEAPOLIS 2 ESE 3.2
...WISCONSIN...
SAINT JOSEPH 3 W 9.0
LA CROSSE NWS 8.0
TOMAH 1 WNW 8.0
WARRENS 4 WSW 6.2
SCANDINAVIA 5.7
HUDSON 1 SSE 5.6
RIVER FALLS 5.5
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 600 AM
CST Fri Nov 30 through 200 AM CST Mon Dec 03...
...ALABAMA...
LILLIAN 3 SW 6.57
FOLEY 0.5 ESE 6.30
DOTHAN RGNL ARPT 5.03
...FLORIDA...
PACE 3 NNW 9.71
PERDIDO BEACH 9.35
GONZALEZ 2.1 E 9.04
BEULAH 3 ESE 8.30
JOHNSONS BEACH 1N 7.76
TALLAHASSEE INTL ARPT 7.68
SOUTH CRESTVIEW 7.06
CHUMUCKLA 6 E 6.38
ALPINE HEIGHTS 3 NE 6.22
MILTON 1 WSW 6.17
BELLVIEW 1 NE 6.00
GONZALEZ 2 WSW 5.75
FOLEY 5.73
PENSACOLA NAVAL AIR STATION 4 W 5.70
MARIANNA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 5.18
...GEORGIA...
PHILEMA 2 S 10.94
MORGAN 1 SE 8.38
VALDOSTA RGNL ARPT 8.18
WARWICK 2 NW 7.04
STARKSVILLE 6.71
CHAUNCEY 2.6 SW 6.60
DONALSONVILLE ARPT 6.58
ATTAPULGUS 6.30
CAIRO 3.7 ESE 6.02
BRINSON 4 N 5.59
MANOR 3 WNW 5.12
REIDSVILLE 3 W 4.90
...SOUTH CAROLINA...
BEAUFORT - MARINE CORPS AIR STATION 3.54
CHARLESTON EXEC ARPT 2.61
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in
inches from 600 AM CST Fri Nov 30 through 200 AM CST Mon Dec 03...
...MAINE...
CARIBOU 1 N 0.11
CONNOR 2 S 0.10
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the
event has ended...
...MONTANA...
FOURCHETTE 8 N 3.5
WINNETT 6 NNE 3.0
FORT BELKNAP 1 E 2.3
...NEBRASKA...
MULLEN 18 NW 14.0
SENECA 13 S 14.0
VERDIGRE 11.0
BASSETT 9 ESE 9.0
STAPLETON 5 W 9.0
THEDFORD 1 W 9.0
WAYNE 8.5
VALENTINE 4 N 8.0
SMOOT 5 SSE 7.0
SPRINGVIEW 5 W 7.0
MERNA 4 W 6.5
NORTH PLATTE 15 N 6.5
CREIGHTON 5.0
OMAHA 4 E 4.5
...SOUTH DAKOTA...
BURKE 2 NE 16.0
COLOME 15.0
MISSION 16 SSE 11.5
WAGNER 1 NW 11.0
DEERFIELD 4 SE 9.5
NORRIS 5 ESE 8.5
TYNDALL 8.3
YANKTON 8.0
DOWNTOWN SPEARFISH 3 ESE 7.0
DOWNTOWN RAPID CITY 1 E 6.7
BUFFALO 6.5
...WYOMING...
DOWNTOWN NEWCASTLE 3 NNE 8.0
THAYNE 5 NNE 8.0
PINE HAVEN 7.0
SMOOT 5 SSE 7.0
DEVILS TOWER 4 S 6.0
WILSON 3 SSW 6.0
JACKSON 5 NW 4.6
PAHASKA 4.0
TETON VILLAGE 2 NE 3.8
The original low pressure center will continue moving eastward
across Quebec, northern Maine, and into the Canadian maritimes on
Monday, and snowfall associated with the low will end as the low
pulls away. Light snows of 1 to 3 inches are forecast downwind of
the Great Lakes on Monday in the lingering cold air. The front
will be slow-moving across the central and eastern Gulf Coast
through Monday, so rain and thunderstorms are forecast to continue
in parts of the Southeast. An additional 1 to 2 inches of rain is
possible, with locally higher amounts when storms train over the
same locations.
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.
Tate
Last Updated: 347 AM EST MON DEC 03 2018