THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER
CAMP SPRINGS, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 6 FOR HEAVY FREEZING RAIN...SNOW AND RAIN
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
900 PM CST SAT JAN 13 2006
...WINTER STORM CONTINUES TO BRING HEAVY RAIN...HEAVY FREEZING
RAIN...SLEET...AND HEAVY SNOW FROM THE SOUTHERN PLAINS INTO THE
MIDWEST AND OHIO VALLEY...
ICE STORM WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FROM NORTHERN AND CENTRAL
TEXAS...CENTRAL AND EASTERN OKLAHOMA...NORTHWESTERN
ARKANSAS...CENTRAL MISSOURI...AND CENTRAL ILLINOIS.
FREEZING RAIN ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT FROM SOUTHEASTERN IOWA AND
NORTHEASTERN MISSOURI..ACROSS NORTHERN ILLINOIS...NORTHERN
INDIANA...INTO NORTHWESTERN OHIO...AS WELL AS FROM NORTHERN
PENNSYLVANIA INTO SOUTHWESTERN NEW YORK. FREEZING RAIN ADVISORIES
FOR WESTERN TEXAS AND SOUTHEAST NEW MEXICO...AND FROM EASTERN NEW
YORK INTO WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS HAVE BEEN CANCELLED.
WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF SOUTHWESTERN
COLORADO AND NORTHERN NEW MEXICO...AS WELL AS CENTRAL
MISSOURI...SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS...AND THE PANHANDLES OF OKLAHOMA
AND TEXAS.
WINTER STORM WATCHES REMAIN IN EFFECT FOR EASTERN
NEBRASKA...NORTHEASTERN KANSAS...SOUTHWEST AND CENTRAL
IOWA...MISSOURI...AND WESTERN ILLINOIS. WINTER STORM WATCHES HAVE
BEEN ISSUED FOR NORTHERN NEW YORK AND NORTHERN VERMONT.
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES ARE NOW IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF NEW
MEXICO...WESTERN TEXAS...NORTHEASTERN KANSAS...NORTHERN
MISSOURI...SOUTHEASTERN IOWA...NORTHTERN ILLINOIS AND
INDIANNA...SOUTHERN MICHIGAN...AS WELL AS FOR EASTERN NEW
YORK...WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS AND SOUTHERN VERMONT.
SNOW ADVISORIES ARE NOW IN EFFECT FOR SOUTHERN
COLORADO...SOUTHWEST AND NORTH CENTRAL KANSAS...AND SOUTH CENTRAL
NEBRASKA
FLOOD AND FLASH FLOOD WATCHES AND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR
PORTIONS OF EASTERN TEXAS...MUCH OF ARKANSAS...SOUTHEAST
MISSUORI...WESTERN KENTUCKY...MUCH OF INDIANA...AND SCATTERED
AREAS IN OHIO AND WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
AT 9 PM CST...A STRONG FRONT WITH MULTIPLE LOW PRESSURE CENTERS
EXTENDED FROM THE MID-ATLANTIC WESTWARD THROUGH THE OHIO VALLEY
AND SOUTHWESTWARD INTO THE SOUTHERN PLAINS. THIS BOUNDARY HAS A
VERY SHARP TEMPERATURE CONTRAST WITH WARM MOIST AIR AHEAD OF THE
FRONT AND COLD ARCTIC AIR IN ITS WAKE. THE FRONT HAS BECOME NEARLY
STATIONARY ACROSS THE OHIO VALLEY. HEAVY RAIN BEGAN TO OVERSPREAD
MUCH OF THE OHIO RIVER VALLEY. OVER THE SOUTHERN PLAINS...THE
FRONT CONTINUED TO PUSH SOUTH AND EAST...HEAVY RAIN WILL BE
POSSIBLE AHEAD OF THE FRONT WHILE AREAS TO THE NORTH AND WEST OF
THE BOUNDARY MAY EXPERIENCE A MIXURE OF HEAVY
RAIN...SNOW...SLEET...AND FREEZING RAIN.
...SELECTED STORM SNOW TOTALS IN INCHES FROM THURSDAY THROUGH 9 PM
CST SATURDAY...
...WYOMING...
ENCAMPMENT 16.0
SARATOGA 20 SE 12.0
SARATOGA 6.0
RAWLINS 4.0
WARREN AFB 4.0
BAGGS 3.0
...NEVADA...
GREAT BASIN NAT PARK 12.0
PIOCHE 8.0
ELY 7.0
...UTAH...
TOOELE 17.0
SALEM 14.0
BRIAN HEAD 12.0
MONTICELLO 12.0
BRIGHTON CREST 11.0
CEDAR CITY 10.5
GLADE PARK 10.3
SANTAQUIN 10.0
SNOWBIRD 9.5
NORTH SALT LAKE 5.5
...COLORADO...
TELLURIDE 18.0
OURAY 9 SSW 13.5
AVON 11.0
MAYBELL 47 NW 10.0
HAMILTON 9.5
WOLF CREEK PASS 9 NE 9.0
MESA 9.0
MEEKER 8.5
PAGOSA SPRINGS 8.0
CRAIG 8.0
BAYFIELD 7.6
SILVERTON 7.0
...NEW MEXICO...
CHAMA 5.0
RED RIVER 4.0
CAPULIN 3.0
CLAYTON 1.7
...TEXAS...
MIAMI 2.0
DALHART 2.0
VEGA 1.5
GUYMON 1.5
...MISSOURI...
COLUMBIA 3.2
IRON GATES 2.8
...IOWA...
VINTON 1.5
DUBUQUE 1.0
...SELECTED FREEZING RAIN ICE ACCUMULATIONS IN INCHES THROUGH 9 PM
CST SATURDAY...
...KANSAS...
FARLINGTON 1.50
FORT SCOTT 1.00
CHEROKEE 0.50
SEDAN 0.50
IOLA 0.25
INDEPENDENCE 0.25
WINFIELD 0.25
...MISSOURI...
SPRINGFIELD 1.25
DIXON 1.00
WARSAW 1.00
LAMAR 1.00
WALNUT GROVE 0.50
PITTSBURG 0.50
...OKLAHOMA...
WHITEFIELD 2.00
EUFAULA 1.50
ARDMORE 1.00
WILBURTON 1.00
ARPELAR 1.00
ADA 0.75
LAWTON 0.75
PORTER 0.75
...ILLINOIS...
ALTONA 1.00
CHATHAN 0.75
ATHENS 0.75
DELAVAN 0.50
LEWISTOWN 0.50
GRAFTON 0.50
...SELECTED SLEET ACCUMULATIONS IN INCHES THROUGH 9 PM CST
SATURDAY...
...OKLAHOMA...
PADEN 2.50
TULSA 2.00
VINITA 2.00
BROKEN ARROW 2.00
MORRISON 2.00
GRAINOLA 2.00
RALSTON 2.00
PAWNEE 1.50
NORMAN 1.00
BETHANY 1.00
...TEXAS...
PAMPA 1.00
WHITE DEER 1.00
CLAUDE 1.00
AMARILLO 0.50
VEGA 0.50
CANADIAN 0.50
LEFORS 0.50
...KANSAS...
PARSONS 2.50
FREDONIA 2.00
SEDAN 2.00
CHANUTE 2.00
WELLINGTON 2.00
COFFEYVILLE 2.00
HALE 1.30
CANEY 1.25
OTTAWA 1.25
...MISSOURI...
CLINTON 6.00
SEDALIA 3.00
LOWRY CITY 2.10
CALIFORNIA 2.00
WARRENSBURG 2.00
BUTLER 2.00
LAURIE 2.00
CROSS TIMBERS 2.00
LAMAR 2.00
KINGSVILLE 2.00
...ILLINOIS...
PAYSON 2.00
MOUNT STERLING 1.00
GRIGGSVILLE 1.00
COLCHESTER 0.75
AUGUSTA 0.75
MACOMB 0.75
...SIGNIFICANT RAINFALL TOTALS IN INCHES AS OF 9 PM CST
SATURDAY...
...TEXAS...
TALCO 7.00
CORSICANA 4.01
DALLAS 3.97
TYLER 3.86
AUSTIN 3.04
LITTLE RIVER 2.73
AUSTIN 2.70
HIGHBANK 2.63
MOUNT PLEASANT 2.38
BLUE RIDGE 2.33
LEWISVILLE 2.28
DE KALB 2.20
GRAND PRARIE 2.12
...OKLAHOMA...
BIG CEDAR 3.60
ANTLERS 3.45
CLAYTON 3.28
PANAMA 3.26
RED OAK 2.60
FARRIS 2.44
TAHLEQUAH 2.15
ELDON 2.15
AFTON 1.67
MUSKOGEE/DAVIS FIELD 1.64
MCALESTER REGIONAL 1.47
...MISSOURI...
OAKVILLE 2.60
ROLLA 2.56
SPRINGFIELD 2.31
KIRKWOOD 2.19
POPLAR BLUFF 2.16
BRENTWOOD 1.73
SAINT LOUIS/LAMBERT 1.57
...ARKANSAS...
FORT SMITH MUNICIPAL 4.01
WILLIAMS JUNCTION 3.92
WYE 3.68
BATESVILLE 3.63
LITTLE ROCK 3.53
MARTINDALE 3.47
HOT SPRINGS 3.38
WINFREY 3.27
MULBERRY 3.01
SHIRLEY 2.31
FAYETTEVILLE 2.29
...INDIANA...
CLAY CITY 2.20
GOSPORT 2.14
MARTINSVILLE 2.00
BLOOMINGTON 1.87
COLUMBUS 1.74
...ILLINOIS...
BELLEVILLE 2.59
MASCOUTAH 2.03
CAHOKIA 1.96
EFFINGHAM 1.69
GLEN CARBON 1.51
SHELBYVILLE 1.50
...KENTUCKY...
PADUCAH 1.40
CADIZ 1.26
BEAVERLICK 1.07
UNIONTOWN DAM 1.02
...TENNESSEE...
DYERSBURG 2.04
...OHIO...
DAYTON 1.64
LANCASTER 1.33
AT 9 PM CST...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR SHOWED AN
ELONGATED REGION OF PRECIPITATION FROM THE SOUTHERN PLAINS THROUGH
THE CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO VALLEYS AND INTO THE
MID-ATLANTIC. THE MIXED PRECIPITATION ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PLAINS
WAS ENDING. FARTHER NORTH...SOME FREEZING RAIN WAS BEGINNING TO
FALL IN SOUTHERN MISSOURI AND IOWA. ALONG AND SOUTH OF THE COLD
FRONT...THE PRECIPITATION WAS FALLING AS RAIN.
ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE SOUTHERN PLAINS AND AREAS OF THE LOWER
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY TOTAL RAIN ACCUMULATIONS MAY EXCEED 6 INCHES BY
TUESDAY NIGHT. FREEZING RAIN ICE ACCUMULATIONS OF 1/4 TO GREATER
THAN 1 INCH ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS PARTS OF THE SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL
PLAINS AND THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. ADDITIONALLY...SNOW
ACCUMULATIONS OF 4 TO 6 INCHES ARE POSSIBLE ACROSS PARTS OF THE
CENTRAL PLAINS...MIDWEST...AND NORTHEAST.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
PREDICTION CENTER AT 3 AM CST SATURDAY. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.
KONG/TRIMARCO
Last Updated: 1005 PM EST SAT JAN 13 2007