The Weather Prediction Center
College Park, MD
Storm Summary Message
Storm Summary Number 9 for Western U.S. to Upper Midwest Winter
Storm
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
100 PM PST Mon Feb 04 2019
...Rain and snow continues across the West and central Great Basin
while snow and freezing rain spread across the Northern Plains and
Upper Midwest...
Ice Storm Warnings extend across the Upper Peninsula of Michigan
and northern Wisconsin.
Blizzard Warnings exist in central California along the Sierra
Nevada Mountains.
Winter Storm Warnings and Winter Weather Advisories cover large
sections of the Pacific Northeast, northern California, the Sierra
Nevada range, and the central Great Basin in addition to the Upper
Midwest. Winter Weather Advisories also exist along the northern
Rockies.
Wind Chill Advisories cover most of the Northern Great Plains.
Avalanche Warnings are in affect for the northern to central
Rockies.
For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings
and advisories, please see www.weather.gov
At 000 PM PST...A low pressure system with a central pressure of
1000 mb...29.53 inches was located in eastern Wisconsin and has
become the primary low pressure system affecting the Upper
Midwest. A cold front extended southward from eastern Wisconsin to
eastern Oklahoma and through the Texas panhandle. Meanwhile, a low
pressure system with a central pressure of 992 mb...29.29 inches
was located in central Oregon. Two cold fronts were present with
the primary cold front extending from western Nevada into southern
California. The secondary, weaker cold front extended from central
Oregon into central California. The National Weather Service
doppler radar and observations showed light to moderate snow and
rainfall across portions of the Pacific Northwest and coastal
California. Moderate to heavy snowfall continued for the Sierra
Nevada range and the central and northern Rockies. Additionally,
light to moderate snow continued in Upper Plains while sleet and
freezing rain impacted the Upper Great Lakes ahead of a warm
front. The warm front extended eastward from eastern Wisconsin
into northern New York. Subzero wind chills continued in the Upper
Plains between -20F and -60F.
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 700 PM
PST Wed Feb 01 through 000 PM PST Mon Feb 04...
...CALIFORNIA...
JUNE LAKE 1 SSW 72.0
MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN 1 SSW 42.0
TWIN BRIDGES 2 ESE 32.0
SODA SPRINGS 3 ENE 25.0
HOMEWOOD 24.0
KIRKWOOD MEADOWS 1 SSE 20.0
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE 3 ESE 19.0
FISH CAMP 18.0
TOMS PLACE 1 SW 17.0
NORTHSTAR 1 SSW 15.0
SQUAW VALLEY 1 WSW 15.0
ALPINE MEADOWS 1 SW 14.0
DONNER PEAK 1 W 14.0
SODA SPRINGS 1 WNW 14.0
BRIDGEPORT RESERVE 6 WNW 12.0
MEYERS 2 SW 11.5
DONNER PEAK 1 WNW 11.0
GREEN VALLEY LAKE 10.0
MOUNTAIN HIGH SKI AREA 10.0
LONG VALLEY AT MT SAN JACINTO 8.0
SNOW VALLEY SKI AREA 8.0
KNEELAND 6.0
BIG BEAR SNOW SUMMIT 5.0
...COLORADO...
WOLF CREEK PASS 10.0
COAL BANK PASS 5.0
RED MOUNTAIN PASS 4.0
MOLAS PASS 3.5
CRESTED BUTTE 3.0
GOTHIC 3.0
MONUMENT 3.0
BAYFIELD 8 N 1.5
...IDAHO...
ALMO 17 SE 13.0
HAILEY 19 ENE 12.1
ISLAND PARK 16 NE 12.1
MACKAY 10 NE 10.9
SPENCER 11 ENE 10.5
DRIGGS 17 SE 10.4
BOGUS BASIN SKI AREA 10.0
INKOM 5 ESE 10.0
ATLANTA 6 WSW 9.5
BRUNDAGE SKI AERA 9.0
KETCHUM 16 WSW 7.7
WEST YELLOWSTONE 6 S 6.7
GRANGEVILLE 6.5
TAMARACK SKI AREA 6.0
TRINITY LAKES 1 WNW 6.0
FRANKLIN 11 ENE 5.6
...MINNESOTA...
AUDUBON 6.0
LAKE PARK 9 S 6.0
LANCASTER 5.8
CRANE LAKE 5.5
ROTHSAY 4.5
OTTERTAIL 3.5
THIEF RIVER FALLS 3.0
...MONTANA...
GREENOUGH 3 SSW 12.0
VICTOR 1 NNW 10.0
BELKNAP 9.0
WHITE PINE 2 S 9.0
BUTTE 8.0
CHINOOK 8.0
HELENA 2 NNW 7.5
CORBIN 10 ESE 7.0
HAUGAN 7.0
KALISPELL 2 NNW 7.0
MARION 1 S 7.0
VICTOR 4 WSW 7.0
WOLF CREEK 3 ESE 7.0
NEWCOMB 2 SW 6.5
GLASGOW 1 N 6.0
TURNER 11 N 6.0
ULM 11 SSE 6.0
LEWISTOWN 1 NNW 5.5
HARVE AIRPORT 5.2
GREAT FALLS 5 WSW 5.1
EAST HELENA 7 ENE 5.0
...NEVADA...
HOMEWOOD 24.0
SQUAW VALLEY 1 WSW 21.0
INCLINE VILLAGE 3 E 20.0
NORTHSTAR 1 SSW 18.0
INCLINE VILLAGE 1 NNW 16.0
TAHOE CITY 13.5
SOUTH LAKE TAHOE 3 ESE 12.0
MEYERS 2 NW 11.5
MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN 1 SSW 11.0
MCGILL 10 ESE 10.0
DEFIANCE MINES 9.0
BOCA RESERVOIR 1 SSW 8.5
SUSANVILLE 5 WNW 8.0
LAMOILLE 7 SE 7.0
MOUNT ROSE SUMMIT 1 NE 7.0
PARADISE VALLEY 12N 7.0
AUSTIN 30 W 6.0
DEETH 13 SSE 6.0
EUREKA 4 SSW 6.0
GOLCONDA 7 SW 6.0
JARBIDGE 9 E 6.0
JIGGS 12 SE 6.0
JIGGS 8 ESE 6.0
KINGSTON 6 NNW 6.0
MAJORS PLACE 10 NNW 6.0
...NORTH DAKOTA...
RUSSELL 6 SSW 11.5
MINOT 11.0
KILLDEER 10.0
STANLEY 6 S 10.0
WILLISTON 10.0
PETERSBURG 2 N 9.5
LANSFORD 9.4
BONETRAIL 7 W 9.0
HOLT 1 N 9.0
WILLOW CITY 9.0
VOLTAIRE 2 SSE 8.5
MINOT 2 SW 8.3
WATERFORD CITY 8.2
CROOKSTON 1 S 8.0
GRAND FORKS 10 E 8.0
MICHIGAN 12 N 8.0
SOUTH FAIRFIELD 8 S 7.7
PENN 6 SE 7.5
SHERWOOD 7.0
VAN HOOK PARK 2 N 7.0
VESELEYVILLE 2 SE 7.0
WASKISH 4 NE 7.0
NEW TOWN 6.8
ESMOND 9 NNW 6.7
GRAND FORKS 6.7
WARREN 6.0
GRASSY BUTTE 2 ENE 5.1
...OREGON...
TOLLGATE 12.0
GOLD BEACH 6 E 9.0
SKI BLUEWOOD 9 SW 8.0
TENNANT 8.0
LA GRANDE 5 NNE 4.6
...SOUTH DAKOTA...
LEMMON 11 SW 6.9
MCINTOSH 6 SE 5.0
HOOVER 1 WNW 4.0
...UTAH...
BRIGHTON 8.0
ALTA 6.0
PARK CITY 4.0
POWDER MOUNTAIN 4.0
...WASHINGTON...
LAKE STEVENS 1 W 11.5
NORTH BEND 11.0
CLEARVIEW 10.0
LAKE STEVENS 9.5
WOODINVILLE 9.5
ANATONE 6 E 9.0
MARYSVILLE 9.0
REDMOND 4 N 9.0
MILL CREEK 2 S 8.6
SKI BLUEWOOD 2 NNW 8.0
SNOQUALMIE 2 W 8.0
FALL CITY 7.8
MALTBY 7.8
REDMOND 5 E 7.8
ANATONE 8 NW 7.5
ARLINGTON 7.0
BELLEVUE 1 NE 7.0
EVERETTE 1 W 7.0
MONROE 7.0
MUKILETO 7.0
SEATTLE 3 SW 5.5
...WYOMING...
JACKSON HOLE 10 NNW 8.0
COMMISSARY RIDGE 5.0
GRAND TARGHEE SNOTEL 5.0
SNOW KING 5.0
BONDURANT 10 N 4.0
GRANITE CREEK SNOTEL 4.0
BROOKS LAKE 3.0
ELKHART PARK G.S. SNOTEL 3.0
LEWIS LAKE DIVIDE SNOTEL 3.0
MOOSE 6 NW 3.0
SOUTH ENTRANCE OF YELLOW STONE 5 N 3.0
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 700 PM
PST Wed Feb 01 through 000 PM PST Mon Feb 04...
...ARIZONA...
LAKE MOHAVE AT DAVIS DAM 3.63
GREEN MOUNTAIN 3.58
MT LEMMON ALERT 3.42
MOLINO CANYON 2.95
WHITE TAIL 2.25
SUMMERHAVEN 1 W 2.20
SCOUT CAMP 2.14
SUMMERHAVEN 5 SE 2.01
HESPERIA 4 SW 1.95
RINCON 1.67
BARKS CANYON 1.65
CHERUM PEAK 1.65
MUNDS PARK 1.65
...CALIFORNIA...
GAVIOTA 10 WNW 5.76
THREE PEAKS 5.71
VENADO 7 NNW GUERNEVILLE 5.68
PONCIANO RIDGE 5 S CARMEL VALLEY 5.55
DAY VALLEY 4 NE 5.51
PESCADERO CREEK 5.50
LEXINGTON HILLS 3 E 5.12
ORMSBY ROAD 5.00
MONTARA 4.96
SOLVANG 3 S 3.98
CARPINTERIA 30 SSW 3.95
REFUGIO STATE BEACH 5 N 3.39
LOS GATOS 1 ESE 3.35
LOMPAC 5 S 3.33
WARMS SPRINGS DAM 3.24
NAPA 5 NE 1.57
SAN JOSE 4 SSE 1.48
MONTEREY AIRPORT 1.39
SAN FRANCISCO 1 SW 1.20
ESCONDIDO 4 ENE 1.00
...NEVADA...
HENDERSON - WARM SPRINGS RD 4.18
BEAVER DAM 2.95
MT. CHARLESTON 2 ENE 2.75
INDIAN SPRINGS 2.72
YUCCA FOREST 1 ALERT 1.93
BEATTY - TIMBER MTN 1.89
EAST LAS VEGAS 1.59
CALIENTE 21 SE 1.55
MT. POTOSI 4 NNW 1.39
GOLDFIELD 1 N 1.18
...UTAH...
WEBSTER FLAT 2.40
HENRY MTN 2.18
PINE VALLEY 2.18
HARRIS FLAT 2.10
KOLOB 2.00
ZION NATIONAL PARK 18 SSE 1.82
MIDWAY VALLEY 1.80
SUNFLOWER FLAT 1.70
SUU RANCH 1.70
PARK CITY MOUNTAIN 1.00
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in
inches from 700 PM PST Wed Feb 01 through 000 PM PST Mon Feb 04...
...MICHIGAN...
NEGAUNEE 4 N 0.80
ISHPEMING 1 N 0.40
THREE LAKES 2 ESE 0.40
HARVEY 4 SE 0.31
THROWBRIDGE PARK 1 WNW 0.30
AMASA 0.25
PEAVY FALLS DAM 1 E 0.25
WATERSMEET 2 S 0.25
NATIONAL MINE 5 SW 0.20
ALPENA 0.17
SAULT STE. MARIE 2 E 0.16
PELLSTON 0.15
DAFTER 1 NE 0.12
...MINNESOTA...
BENNETT 0.25
BUTTERNU 0.13
FINLAYSON 0.13
HAYWARD 2 W 0.13
PINE CITY 0.13
SHELL LAKE 0.13
...WISCONSIN...
ARMSTRONG CREEK 0.20
CRANDON 0.15
RHINELANDER 0.10
...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier
in the event...
...CALIFORNIA...
PT. CONCEPTION LIGHTHOUSE 76
GRAPEVINE 1 NNW 74
CUYANA 13 NNW 73
GAVIOTA HILLS RAWS 71
SANTA YNEZ MTNS ABOVE MISSION 69
POINT ARGUELLO CMAN 68
TEPUSQUET 68
CAMINO DEL CAPITAN 66
LOMPOC HILLS 66
SANTA ROSA ISLAND 65
MT ST HELENA WEST 62
CARRIZO RAWS 60
REFUGIO HILLS 60
VANDENBERG AFB 60
SANDSTONE PEAK 58
SIERRA PELONA 58
...COLORADO...
AIR FORCE ACADEMY 3 WSW 81
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS 4 NW 78
RED MOUNTAIN PASS 2 WSW 73
BERTHOUD PASS 2 NW 72
HAYDEN YAMPA VALLEY ARPT 67
FOUNTAIN 3 W 64
SILVERTON 2 SE 55
GARFIELD COUNTY AIRPORT 50
CRAIG-MOFFAT AIRPORT 45
GRAND JUNCTION 3 N 45
GYPSUM 2 E 45
...MONTANA...
HELMVILLE 63
COLUMBIA FALLS 53
LA SALLE 1 WSW 53
THOMPSON FALLS 50
...NEVADA...
BLUE EAGLE RANCH 11 SSE 79
WARM SPRINGS SUMMIT CEMP 71
MATHER RAWS 68
RACHEL 64
MOREY CREEK RAWS 62
QUIMA PEAK RAWS 54
SPRING GULCH RAWS 54
CRANE SPRINGS RAWS 52
TONOPAH 51
...NEW MEXICO...
RUIDOSO 1 NNW 61
...SOUTH DAKOTA...
BORDEAUX 1 SSE 62
...UTAH...
OGDEN PARK 83
SIGNAL PEAK 77
SUNDANCE - ARROWHEAD 76
REYNOLDS PEAK 74
WINDY PEAK 73
I-80 AT MP 78 70
VERNON HILL 70
CHEPETA 67
BRIGHTON GREAT WESTERN 63
WELLSVILLE 59
CALLAO GATE 54
...WASHINGTON...
MARIETTA 6 W 75
MARIETTA 5 W 72
FERNDALE 4 ENE 60
...WYOMING...
HOYT PEAK 67
CASPER OUTER DRIVE 66
CRYSTAL LAKE CAMP 8 ESE 66
BORDEAUX 1 SSE 65
BUFORD 1 ENE 65
HILAND 16 S 65
SUMMIT - JACKSON RESORT 62
CHEYENNE 61
BUFFALO 18 NW 60
CLARK 1 W 60
CODY 10 WNW 57
RED CANYON 56
CLARK 5 WNW 55
LINCH 52
The low pressure system in the Upper Midwest will continue to
weaken as it propagates eastward toward the Atlantic. An Arctic
cold front will continue descending southward through the Central
and Southern Great Plains, bringing frigid air to these regions.
Moderate snowfall will continue across western Montana and
northern Minnesota through Monday evening. Expect additional
snowfall amounts to range between 2 and 4 inches with locally
higher amounts. Freezing rain mixing with sleet and snow will
continue spreading east into parts of the Upper Midwest and the
Upper Great Lakes, with ice totals of up to a half of an inch
possible through Monday evening. Wind chill values as low as -30F
to -40F are expected throughout the norther Plains and Upper
Midwest. Meanwhile, another digging trough off the West Coast will
continue bringing heavy snowfall across the higher elevations of
the western states, including the Sierra Nevada range, the Oregon
Cascades, and higher elevations of the northern and central
Rockies in addition to the higher elevations of the Central Great
Basin for the next few days. The Sierra Nevada range can expect
snow totals of up to 6 feet through Monday evening, while portions
of the Intermountain West and Central Rockies will pickup an
additional 1 to 2 feet.
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.
Hammond
Last Updated: 414 PM EST MON FEB 04 2019