The Weather Prediction Center
College Park, MD
Storm Summary Message
Storm Summary Number 4 for Southern Plains to Northern New England
Winter Storm
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
900 PM CST Sat Jan 11 2020
...Snow and wintry precipitation continues across the Midwest and
Great Lakes, as well as far northern New England...
Ice Storm Warnings are in effect across northern New York, eastern
Maine, and east-central Michigan.
Winter Storm Warnings are in effect from northern Illinois to
northern Michigan, as well as northern Maine.
Winter Weather Advisories are in effect from central Illinois to
southern Michigan, as well as northern New England.
High Wind Warnings are in effect for the southern Appalachians and
also from eastern Kentucky to western New York.
Wind Advisories are in effect from the Southeast to southern New
England.
For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings
and advisories, please see www.weather.gov
At 800 PM CST...A low pressure system with an estimated central
pressure of 1001 mb, 29.56 inches of mercury, was located over
western Ohio. From this low, a strong cold front extended south
through central Kentucky and towards the eastern Gulf Coast, with
a quasi-stationary boundary and several embedded areas of low
pressure extending to the northeast across the Lower Great Lakes
and along the New York/Canadian border. National Weather Service
Radar and surface observations indicated a squall line and heavy
rain along and just ahead of the frontal boundary from southwest
Virginia to Georgia, snow across parts of Illinois, and mixed
precipitation across northern New England and portions of Michigan.
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 600 PM
CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 PM CST Sat Jan 11...
...ILLINOIS...
SPRINGFIELD 2.0
INDUSTRY 1.5
PEORIA INTL ARPT 1.5
ROCKFORD ARPT 1.0
...IOWA...
INDIANOLA 1 W 4.3
ALTOONA 4.2
DES MOINES INTL ARPT 4.0
URBANDALE 1 S 3.5
ANKENY 3 NNE 3.0
BAXTER 3.0
GLADBROOK 3.0
...MISSOURI...
WARRENSBURG 5.0
GALLATIN 4.0
BUTLER 3.5
LEXINGTON 3.5
LAKE SAINT LOUIS 2 SSW 3.1
LINCOLN 3.0
...WISCONSIN...
AVOCA 7 SE 3.8
BEAVER DAM 2 W 3.5
SINSINAWA 1 W 3.0
LODI 2.5
MAPLE BLUFF 2 NE 2.5
PLYMOUTH 5 NE 1.0
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 600 PM
CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 PM CST Sat Jan 11...
...ALABAMA...
RUSSELLVILLE 3.90
MUSCLE SHOALS 3.62
FLORENCE 3.36
EVERGREEN 2.23
...ILLINOIS...
GREENVILLE 6.68
CASEYVILLE 6.25
STEWARDSON 5.90
VANDALIA 5.24
ALTAMONT 4 SSW 5.20
EFFINGHAM COUNTY MEM ARPT 4.37
ST. LOUIS DOWNTOWN ARPT 4.04
DANVILLE 3.73
TAYLORVILLE MUNI ARPR 3.56
DECATUR ARPT 3.14
BLOOMINGTON 2.45
...INDIANA...
NORTH PORTABLE 4.36
OAKLAND CITY 4.01
BLOOMINGTON 3.81
EVANSVILLE 3.73
CASELTON 2 S 3.46
TERRE HAUTE RGNL ARPT 3.32
WOODLAWN HEIGHTS 1 ESE 3.29
CEDAR LAKE 3.15
LA PORTE 2 SW 3.10
SOUTH BEND 2.94
INDIANAPOLIS 2.17
FORT WAYNE 2.08
...KENTUCKY...
PADUCAH 3.41
ROSICLARE 3.12
LONE OAK 2 SW 3.03
PADUCAH 1 NNE 2.51
OWENSBORO 2.16
...MICHIGAN...
BUCHANAN 3.10
DETROIT 2.33
...TENNESSEE...
GILT EDGE 3.33
LEOMA 3.10
JACKSON 2.26
LEWISBURG TOWER 2.22
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in
inches from 600 PM CST Thu Jan 09 through 800 PM CST Sat Jan 11...
...ILLINOIS...
MILLEDGEVILLE 0.25
WINNEBAGO 0.25
ELMOVILLE 1 NW 0.20
NORA 0.20
...MICHIGAN...
HAMILTON 0.25
HOUGHTON LAKE 0.24
HOLLAND 2 NE 0.20
SPARTA 3 NNE 0.20
WELLSTON 1 N 0.10
...WISCONSIN...
MONTICELLO 2 SE 0.30
DODGEVILLE 6 SE 0.20
JANESVILLE 0.20
SHOREWOOD HILLS 1 SSE 0.20
WALES 2 S 0.10
WEST ALLIS 1 SE 0.10
...Selected preliminary Peak Wind gusts in miles per hour earlier
in the event...
...KENTUCKY...
LEXINGTON 6 W 57
BOWLING GREEN 1 SE 52
COLUMBIA 3 N 51
...MICHIGAN...
TRAVERSE CITY 2 SE 41
...OHIO...
MANSFIELD 4 N 58
...TENNESSEE...
COVE MOUNTAIN 84
CAMP CREEK 65
...WISCONSIN...
NORTH BAY 2 W 58
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the
event has ended...
...KANSAS...
FALL RIVER LAKE 5.0
SEDAN 5.0
YATES CENTER 5.0
ELK FALLS 4.0
INDEPENDENCE 4.0
CONCORDIA 3.0
...NEBRASKA...
BEATRICE 3 N 3.5
BELLEVUE 3.0
TECUMESEH 3.0
PAPILLION 2.5
...TEXAS...
DECATUR 5 SE 3.0
KRUM 3.0
ALBANY 2.0
ANSON 2.0
LUBBOCK 2.0
FRIONA 1.0
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches where the
event has ended...
...ARKANSAS...
BATESVILLE RGNL ARPT 5.12
ARMSTEAD MOUNTAIN 4.26
STUTTGART 4.26
FAYETTEVILLE 4.17
JONESBORO 3.92
LITTLE ROCK 3.61
FORT SMITH RGNL ARPT 3.57
TEXARKANA RGNL ARPT 2.93
...LOUISIANA...
SHREVEPORT 2.51
BASTROP 2.16
ALEXANDRIA 1.92
...MISSISSIPPI...
LOUISVILLE 4.40
ABERDEEN 3.95
GREENWOOD 3.08
TUPELO 3.02
JACKSON 2.52
MERIDIAN 2.37
HATTIESBURG 2.04
...MISSOURI...
CATAWISSA 6.50
CHAMOIS 7 SSE 6.00
PERRYVILLE 4.99
ZION 4.97
PIEDMONT 4.66
LEBANON 4.57
CAPE GIRARDEAU 4.34
KAISER LAKE OSARK 4.33
SPRINGFIELD RGNL ARPT 3.87
ST. LOUIS INTL ARPT 3.77
MURPHY 1 NW 3.44
AFTON 3.30
FARMINGTON ARPT 3.01
...OKLAHOMA...
BROKEN BOW 4.52
MCALESTER 4.22
SPRING CREEK 4.11
CLOUDY 4.07
MT. HERMAN 3.95
STUART 3.59
CENTRAHOMA 3.55
STIGLER 3.27
...TEXAS...
CLARKSVILLE 4.44
WINNSBORO 4.37
MARRIETTA 3 E 3.17
DECATUR MUNI ARPT 3.14
GAINESVILLE MUNI ARPT 2.51
PARIS 2.42
TERRELL MUNI ARPT 2.20
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Sleet amounts in inches where
the event has ended...
...NEBRASKA...
TECUMESEH 0.20
...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in
inches where the event has ended...
...IOWA...
CENTERVILLE 2 NNW 0.25
FAIRFIELD 1 NNE 0.25
LEIGHTON 0.25
OSKALOOSA 0.25
ALBIA 0.20
BLOOMFIELD 0.20
MOUNT VERNON 0.20
CEDAR RAPIDS 4 W 0.10
DUBUQUE RGNL ARPT 0.10
...KANSAS...
HILLSBORO 0.25
MCPHERSON 0.25
LINCOLN 0.20
HARRIS 5 SW 0.19
WHITE CITY 0.13
DOVER 2 E 0.10
MILTONVALE 1 WNW 0.10
SAINT MARYS 0.10
SALINA 0.10
...MISSOURI...
TRENTON 0.33
BETHANY 0.25
GRANT CITY 5 WSW 0.25
UNIONVILLE 0.25
The low pressure center over Ohio is forecast to remain strong and
move northeast towards Upstate New York by Sunday morning. A band
of heavy rain and strong to severe thunderstorms will be possible
from the Florida Panhandle region to the Mid-Atlantic through
tonight, and another area of moderate to heavy rain extending from
Ohio to the Northeast U.S. Meanwhile, on the cold side of the
system, moderate to heavy snow is expected to continue through
tonight from southern Wisconsin to northern Michigan with several
additional inches of accumulation likely. A corridor of mixed
precipitation, including significant freezing rain accumulations
will be a major concern across central and southern Michigan, as
well as far northern New England and Upstate New York with the
potential for greater than a half inch of ice accretion for some
areas. This may cause tree damage and power disruptions. The
storm is forecast to exit northern New England by Sunday night.
The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction
Center at 300 AM CST. Please refer to your local National Weather
Service office for additional information on this event.
Snell
Last Updated: 955 PM EST SAT JAN 11 2020