Storm Summary Number 7 for Central and Eastern U.S. Winter Storm
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
1000 AM EST Sun Jan 20 2019
...A major winter storm continues to produce a swath of moderate
to heavy snow across much of the Northeast...
Winter Storm Warnings stretch from eastern portions of the Ohio
Valley region through the Northern Appalachians and into the
Northeast.
Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for the Southern and
Central Appalachians and for coastal New York and southern New
England.
For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings
and advisories, please see www.weather.gov
At 900 AM EST...A surface low with a central pressure of 990
millibars, or 29.23 inches of mercury, was located in northern
Delaware. From this low, a warm front stretched north and east
along the Northeast coast, while a leading cold front extended
southward through the Mid-Atlantic states and western Atlantic
Ocean. A secondary front was present in the Carolinas and Georgia,
delineating the colder modified Arctic air approaching those
areas. Surface observations and National Weather Service radars
indicated that moderate to heavy snow continued to fall over much
of the interior Northeast. Snow showers were also present in
eastern parts of the Ohio Valley region and into the Central and
Northern Appalachians, behind the main system. Just to the south
of the heavy snow, a corridor of mixed precipitation and freezing
rain was seen across southern New England and New York.
Precipitation remained rain across Long Island and coastal
southern New England.
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 PM
EST Wed Jan 16 through 900 AM EST Sun Jan 20...
...CONNECTICUT...
NORTH GRANBY 7.2
FALLS VILLAGE 7.0
SUFFIELD DEPOT 3.3 NNE 6.5
NEW HARTFORD CENTER 3.2 SW 6.0
NORTH CANTON 0.8 SSW 6.0
COLLINSVILLE 0.9 NW 5.7
COLEBROOK 1.0 NE 5.6
BRADLEY ARPT 5.3
STAFFORDVILLE 0.4 NNW 5.2
...INDIANA...
NORTH WEBSTER 2.3 N 7.1
WARSAW 7.0
GREENSBURG 6.0 SW 6.8
HUNTINGTON 0.3 W 6.8
BLUFFTON 6.5
FORT WAYNE 4.1 NE 6.4
ORLAND 6.0
MARION 5.7
BUTLER 5.0
ROCHESTER 5.0
...MAINE...
BELMONT 2.7 SSE 11.7
NEWRY 1 NW 9.5
SEARSMONT 3 ENE 9.5
HOPE 9.0
UNION 3 NW 9.0
KINGFIELD 8.5
WILTON 8.5
OWLS HEAD 8.0
ROCKLAND 8.0
CAMDEN 1 SSW 7.4
GRAY 6.7
EAST SURRY 5.8
SOUTH PORTLAND 5.0
...MARYLAND...
RIDGELEY 1 NW 5.5
POTOMAC PARK 2 NW 5.0
FROSTBURG 4.5
THURMONT 3 N 3.0
HANCOCK 2.8
WAGNERS MILL 1 ENE 0.3
...MASSACHUSETTS...
BECKET 10.0
CUMMINGTON 10.0
PLAINFIELD 2.2 SW 9.7
ASHFIELD 1.4 NE 9.5
BUCKLAND 1.8 ESE 9.5
CONWAY 2.9 NW 9.2
WILLIAMSBURG 1.2 WSW 9.2
GOSHEN 9.0
SHELBURNE 9.0
BOSTON 4.5
...MISSOURI...
MEMPHIS 1 WSW 8.0
AZEN 3 W 7.0
CHICOPEE 7 SSW 6.5
CRAWFORD 4 S 6.5
BETHANY 6.0
ELLSINORE 4.8 WNW 5.8
LEWISTOWN 4.0
SPICKARD 3.3
...NEW HAMPSHIRE...
WEST CHESTERFIELD 0.3 WNW 10.4
ORFORD 3 E 10.0
HANOVER 9.5
NORTH SANDWICH 3 SE 9.5
SHELBURNE 8.6
ASHLAND 2 SSW 8.0
BERLIN 8.0
PINKHAM NOTCH 8.0
SANBORNTON 2 W 7.9
RANDOLPH 1 NE 7.8
WAKEFIELD 3 NE 7.5
...NEW JERSEY...
BLAIRSTOWN 3.5
PELLETTON 3 N 3.5
BUDD LAKE 2.5
LEBANON 2.1
BRIDGEWATER 1.0
...NEW YORK...
ROCHESTER 5.0 WNW 18.6
WEST SENECA 1.6 WNW 17.5
POINT ROCK 0.6 SE 16.1
FORESTVILLE 2.1 SW 16.0
LAKE DESOLATION 16.0
PULASKI 0.5 NE 16.0
SYRACUSE INTL ARPT 16.0
PITTSFORD 4.0 SSE 15.9
CLIFTON PARK 2.7 S 15.8
WALWORTH 1.7 SW 15.5
EDEN 1.4 SSE 14.6
WARRENSBURG 14.5
WILLET 1.8 E 14.5
ALBANY 9.6
...OHIO...
CASTALIA 1.8 NNE 16.5
MONTVILLE 1.2 SSE 14.3
LEXINGTON 0.9 NW 13.5
STRONGSVILLE 1.3 SE 13.5
MADISON 4.2 S 13.3
MANSFIELD 5.1 WSW 13.2
GALION 1.1 W 12.0
SALEM 1.0 NNE 12.0
WADSWORTH 4.7 WNW 12.0
WAUSEON 10.0
...PENNSYLVANIA...
ERIE 5.6 SW 17.8
NESHANNOCK 12.7
WELLSBORO 12.0
WEST MIDDLESEX 2.1 S 12.0
DYBERRY 11.5
COOPERSTOWN 1.3 E 10.9
TITUSVILLE 6.3 SW 10.9
DAMASCUS 0.1 NE 10.1
BEACH LAKE 10.0
COOLBAUGH TWP 9.5
STORMSTOWN 9.0
STATE COLLEGE 8.0
...RHODE ISLAND...
BURRILLVILLE 5.0
HARRISVILLE 1.2 SSE 4.5
NORTH SMITHFIELD 0.6 S 4.2
GREENVILLE 0.7 NNW 4.1
MANVILLE 0.4 WSW 4.0
PROVIDENCE 4.0
...VERMONT...
CHELSEA 15.0
LYNDONVILLE 1 W 14.0
FAIR HAVEN 2 NE 13.8
SOUTH RYEGATE 12.5
CORINTH 12.3
GROTON 12.0
ROCHESTER 2 ESE 12.0
WOODSTOCK 2 W 12.0
DANVILLE 2 W 11.0
ORWELL 1 WNW 10.5
...WEST VIRGINIA...
KEYSER 3.0
BERKELY SPRINGS 2.0
KLINE GAP 2 ESE 1.8
MARTINSBURG 1.5
CANAAN HEIGHTS 0.9
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in
inches from 700 PM EST Wed Jan 16 through 900 AM EST Sun Jan 20...
...CONNECTICUT...
MERIDEN 0.60
DANBURY ARPT 0.31
FARMINGTON 0.12
MIDDLETOWN 0.10
...NEW JERSEY...
DENVILLE 0.10
...NEW YORK...
MONTGOMERY ARPT 0.17
...PENNSYLVANIA...
DUBOIS 1 S 0.25
STORMSTOWN 0.25
POCONO MOUNTAINS MUNI ARPT 0.11
CATASAUQUA 0.10
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the
event has ended...
...ARKANSAS...
BOONEVILLE 5.0
BRANCH 5.0
CHARLESTON 4.0
MANSFIELD 4.0
CAULKSVILLE 3.0
SALEM 3.0
WALDRON 3.0
FORT SMITH 2.0
...COLORADO...
CEDAREDGE 10.5 NNW 25.8
DELTA 6 E 22.0
CLARK 1 NW 21.0
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 1.9 E 19.3
CRESTED BUTTE 6.2 N 16.5
ROCKWOOD 6.9 NNW 15.6
OAK CREEK 0.4 W 13.5
DURANGO 4 W 13.0
SILVERTHORNE 2.1 WSW 12.5
SPICER 9 SSE 11.7
HAYDEN 11.0
DENVER 0.4 E 3.0
BOULDER 3 SSW 1.5
...ILLINOIS...
MCHENRY 10.0
WAUKEGAN 9.1
FREEPORT 9.0
HIGHWOOD 0.9 S 8.8
LIBERTYVILLE 8.5
PALATINE 8.5
ALGONQUIN 1 N 8.0
BUFFALO GROVE 1.5 N 7.9
GURNEE 7.9
MUNDELEIN 0.5 NNE 7.4
CHICAGO MIDWAY ARPT 3 SW 6.8
...IOWA...
BLUFFTON 4 NNE 14.0
CRESCO 2 N 13.0
DECORAH 11.8
CALMAR 11.5
MONONA 11.0
POSTVILLE 5.5 NE 10.8
CARPENTER 10.5
MCINTIRE 10.0
OSAGE 10.0
CEDAR RAPIDS 2 NE 5.4
DAVENPORT 2 NNW 5.1
DES MOINES 5.1
...KANSAS...
WHITE CITY 4.5
MANHATTAN 0.5 NE 4.0
WAMEGO 3 W 3.5
ATCHISON 1 S 3.0
HOYT 2 SE 3.0
LAWRENCE 2 E 3.0
ROSSVILLE 2 NNE 3.0
TOPEKA 2 WSW 3.0
TOWANDA 3.0
ULYSSES 3.8 ENE 2.8
...MICHIGAN...
THREE RIVERS 10.0
DOWAGIAC 9.5
SAINT JOSEPH 8.5
PORTAGE 8.0
OSHTEMO 4 NW 7.8
ANN ARBOR 4 ENE 7.1
TEMPERANCE 7.0
YPSILANTI 6.5
PAW PAW 2 NE 6.3
BRIDGMAN 6.0
COMSTOCK 6.0
LITCHFIELD 6.0
LIVONIA 6.0
MATTAWAN 6.0
...MINNESOTA...
HERON LAKE 8.5 N 15.0
STORDEN 8 S 15.0
AVOCA 12.5
BROWNSDALE 12.0
WINNEBAGO 1 WNW 12.0
MYRTLE 9 NNE 11.8
CLARKS GROVE 5 W 11.0
EDGERTON 0.2 WSW 11.0
SPRING GROVE 11.0
WINDOM 11.0
HARDWICK 3 E 10.2
SHERBURN 10.0
...MONTANA...
CONDON 2.4 SE 10.5
NEIHART 7 SSE 8.0
THOMPSON FALLS 9.3 NW 7.5
SEELEY LAKE 1.2 E 6.1
LIBBY 28.0 SSW 6.0
RUDYARD 19 S 6.0
COPPER CAMP 5.0
HAVRE 1 NE 4.0
WEST YELLOWSTONE 1 ESE 3.0
...NEBRASKA...
PAPILLION 1.2 WSW 1.0
W VALENTINE 0.5
...NEW MEXICO...
EDGEWOOD 6.3 NW 3.6
GLORIETA 2.4 E 3.0
SANTA FE 9.6 S 2.5
CAPULIN 2.0
TAOS 1 NE 1.5
...NORTH DAKOTA...
SOUTH HEART 4.9 WNW 5.7
SELFRIDGE 5.0
BELFIELD 4.7
MANDAN 6 N 4.0
BISMARK 3.5
HETTINGER 3.5
GOLDEN VALLEY 3.3
WILLISTON 3.0
...OKLAHOMA...
HEAVENER 3.0
POTEAU 10 NE 2.5
...SOUTH DAKOTA...
COLMAN 3 N 14.0
MADISON 14.0
WENTWORTH 14.0
FLANDREAU 10.0
DE SMET 7.5
WATERTOWN 2 S 7.0
HURON 2 S 6.0
HUMBOLDT 5.5
POLLOCK 5.0
SIOUX FALLS 5.2 E 4.7
...TEXAS...
DAWN 3.0
VEGA 3 NW 2.0
BUSHLAND 1.5
HEREFORD 1.1 N 1.5
TEXLINE 0.3 WNW 1.5
AMARILLO 4 SSW 1.0
CANYON 2 WNW 1.0
...WISCONSIN...
TWO RIVERS 0.9 SE 12.5
PADDOCK LAKE 4 NE 11.4
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN 11.3
PLEASANT PRAIRIE 2 NNE 11.0
FRANKSVILLE 10.5
RACINE 1 NNW 10.5
KENOSHA 9.5
SILVER LAKE 9.5
DE SOTO 1 S 9.0
ELKHORN 1 SSW 8.5
JANESVILLE 2 NNW 8.5
DODGEVILLE 6 SE 8.2
NEW GLARUS 7.8
GREENFIELD 1 SE 7.3
FORT ATKINSON 1 SSE 7.0
SHEBOYGAN 6.7
VERONA 3 NE 6.4
MADISON 6.0
BEAVER DAM 1 N 5.0
LAKE WISCONSIN 3 NE 5.0
...WYOMING...
ENCAMPMENT 10 SW 18.0
WHISKEY PARK 18.0
COLTER BAY 14.0
COMISSARY RIDGE 13.0
JACKSON HOLE 10.0
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in
inches where the event has ended...
...INDIANA...
RIVER FOREST 3 NNW 0.33
WESTFIELD 3 E 0.25
BALL STATE UNIV 1 NW 0.20
WOODLAWN HEIGHTS 1 S 0.20
SUMMITVILLE 3 W 0.15
...MISSOURI...
PARIS 0.10
...NEBRASKA...
LINCOLN 4 WNW 0.22
KEARNEY 2 ENE 0.20
LEWISTON 4 SE 0.20
NORFOLK 3 SSW 0.20
TEKAMAH 2 ESE 0.16
OMAHA 7 ENE 0.15
...OHIO...
BRADFORD 2 NW 0.20
BELLEFONTAINE 0.13
UHRICHSVILLE 0.10
The surface low will continue to strengthen today as it tracks
northeastward up along the Northeast coast and then toward Nova
Scotia tonight. Snow showers may remain over the next few hours
over the Ohio Valley and in the Northern and Central Appalachians.
Locally a few additional inches of snow will be possible in these
areas. However, heavy snow will continue over much of interior New
York and New England today, where as much as 1 to 2 feet of
snowfall can be expected through tonight. Some concerns will
continue for sleet and freezing rain just south of the heavy
snowfall axis, and will impact especially areas of southeast New
York and southern and eastern New England today. Localized amounts
of a quarter inch or greater of ice accretion can be expected.
The next storm summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction
Center at 400 PM EST. Please refer to your local National Weather
Service office for additional information on this event.
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