THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER
CAMP SPRINGS, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 8 FOR HEAVY FREEZING RAIN...SNOW AND RAIN
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
900 AM CST SUN JAN 14 2007
...WINTER STORM CONTINUES TO BRING MIXED PRECIPITATION FROM THE
SOUTHERN PLAINS THROUGH THE NORTHEAST...
ICE STORM WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTION OF TEXAS...CENTRAL
AND EASTERN OKLAHOMA...NORTHWEST LOUISIANA...SOUTHWEST
ARKANSAS...CENTRAL MISSOURI...AND WESTERN ILLINOIS.
FREEZING RAIN ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF
SOUTHEASTERN IOWA...NORTHEASTERN MISSOURI..WESTERN
ILLINOIS...NORTHERN INDIANA...NORTHWESTERN OHIO...NORTHERN
PENNSYLVANIA...SOUTHERN NEW YORK...AND WESTERN MASSACHUSSETTS.
WINTER STORM WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF NORTHERN NEW
MEXICO...TEXAS...WESTERN OKLAHOMA...SOUTHEAST KANSAS...WESTERN
MISSOURI...NEW YORK...AND VERMONT. HEAVY SNOW WARNINGS ARE IN
EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF NORTHERN NEW YORK.
WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES ARE NOW IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF NEW
MEXICO...WESTERN TEXAS...EASTERN KANSAS...NORTHERN
MISSOURI...EASTERN IOWA...ILLINOIS...NORTHERN INDIANA...SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN...SOUTHERN NEW YORK...NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA...MASSACHUSETTS...AND SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE.
SNOW ADVISORIES ARE NOW IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF
COLORADO...KANSAS...EASTERN NEBRASKA...SOUTHEAST SOUTH
DAKOTA...WESTERN IOWA...SOUTHERN MINNESOTA...AND WESTERN
WISCONSIN. SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT FOR
PORTIONS OF IOWA.
WINTER STORM WATCHES ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF NORTHERN
IOWA...SOUTHERN MINNESOTA...AND WESTERN WISCONSIN.
FLOOD AND FLASH FLOOD WATCHES AND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR
PORTIONS OF EASTERN TEXAS...SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA...NORTHERN
LOUISIANA...ARKANSAS...NORTHERN MISSISSIPPI...WESTERN
TENNESSEE...SOUTHEASTERN MISSOURI...SOUTHERN
ILLINOIS...KENTUCKY...INDIANA...OHIO...WESTERN WEST VIRGINIA...AND
NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA.
AT 8 AM CST...A STRONG FRONT WITH MULTIPLE LOW PRESSURE CENTERS
EXTENDED FROM THE MID-ATLANTIC WESTWARD THROUGH THE OHIO VALLEY
AND SOUTHWESTWARD INTO THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY. THIS BOUNDARY
HAS A VERY SHARP TEMPERATURE CONTRAST WITH WARM MOIST AIR TO THE
SOUTH AND EAST OF THE FRONT AND COLD ARCTIC AIR TO THE NORTH AND
WEST OF THE FRONT. THE FRONT HAS BECOME NEARLY STATIONARY AND
CONTINUES TO BE A FOCUS FOR HEAVY PRECIPITATION ON SUNDAY.
...SELECTED STORM SNOW TOTALS IN INCHES FROM THURSDAY THROUGH 9 AM
CST SUNDAY...
...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 AM
CST SUNDAY...
...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
...TEXAS...
STERLING CITY 8 N 0.50
LORENZO 0.25
...SELECTED SLEET ACCUMULATIONS IN INCHES THROUGH 9 AM CST
SUNDAY...
...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
LAURIE 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 AM CST SUNDAY...
...TEXAS...
TALCO 7.00
TYLER 5.10
CORSICANA 4.20
DALLAS 3.97
AUSTIN 3.11
LITTLE RIVER 3.10
MOUNT PLEASANT 3.08
DE KALB 2.69
HIGHBANK 2.63
BLUE RIDGE 2.33
LEWISVILLE 2.28
TEXARKANA 2.27
...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
KANSAS 1.66
GORE 1.65
...MISSOURI...
POPLAR BLUFF 3.02
OAKVILLE 2.60
ROLLA 2.56
SPRINGFIELD 2.31
KIRKWOOD 2.19
CARUTHERSVILLE 1.98
FISK 1.78
BRENTWOOD 1.73
SAINT LOUIS/LAMBERT 1.62
...LOUISIANA...
RODESSA 2.93
LILLIE 2.88
POWHATAN 2.80
BLANCHARD 2.75
SHREVEPORT 2.67
BENSON 2.54
...ARKANSAS...
LITTLE ROCK 4.63
WILLIAMS JUNCTION 4.44
HOT SPRINGS 4.21
WYE 4.16
BATESVILLE 4.12
FORT SMITH MUNICIPAL 4.07
MARTINDALE 3.83
JONES MILL 3.35
WINFREY 3.27
MULBERRY 3.01
HORATIO 3.01
...INDIANA...
CLAY CITY 2.20
BLOOMINGTON 2.19
GOSPORT 2.14
MARTINSVILLE 2.00
EVANSVILLE 1.76
COLUMBUS 1.74
...ILLINOIS...
BELLEVILLE 2.62
CAHOKIA 2.04
MASCOUTAH 2.03
EFFINGHAM 1.69
GLEN CARBON 1.51
SHELBYVILLE 1.50
...KENTUCKY...
PADUCAH 2.80
CADIZ 2.27
OWENSBORO 1.66
UNIONTOWN DAM 1.35
FRANKFORT 1.34
LOUISVILLE 1.13
BEAVERLICK 1.07
...TENNESSEE...
DYERSBURG 2.31
...OHIO...
DAYTON 1.74
LANCASTER 1.54
...MICHIGAN...
PAULDING 1.02
AT 8 AM CST...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR SHOWED A
LARGE REGION OF HEAVY PRECIPITATION STRETCHING FROM NORTHEASTERN
TEXAS...NORTHEASTWARD INTO THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY...OHIO
VALLEY...AND NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND. THIS AREA OF PRECIPITATION WAS
MOSTLY IN THE FORM OF RAIN. HOWEVER...A MIX OF FREEZING
RAIN...RAIN...SLEET...AND SNOW WAS OCCURING ACROSS PARTS OF THE
SOUTHERN PLAINS...THE GREAT LAKES...AND NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND.
ADDITIONAL HEAVY RAINFALL IS LIKELY FROM NORTHEASTERN
TEXAS...NORTHEASTWARD ACROSS THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI VALLEY AND INTO
THE OHIO VALLEY. ADDITIONAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 3-5 INCHES ARE
POSSIBLE ACROSS THESE AREAS. THESE RAINFALL AMOUNTS MAY PRODUCE
FLASH FLOODING ACROSS THESE AREAS. ADDITIONAL FREEZING RAIN IS
EXPECTED TO DEVELOP ON SUNDAY FROM NORTHERN TEXAS...NORTHEASTWARD
ACROSS EASTERN OKLAHOMA...NORTHWESTERN ARKANSAS...CENTRAL MISSOURI
AND WESTERN ILLINOIS. THIS FREEZING RAIN MAY PRODUCE ADDITIONAL
ICE ACCUMULATIONS OF 1/4 TO 1 INCH ACROSS THESE AREAS. ICE
ACCUMULATIONS OF 1/10 TO 1/4 INCH ARE ALSO POSSIBLE ACROSS
PORTIONS OF THE LOWER GREAT LAKES SUNDAY INTO MONDAY.
ADDITIONALLY...SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF 4 TO 8 INCHES ARE POSSIBLE
ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE CENTRAL PLAINS...MIDWEST...GREAT
LAKES...AND NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND SUNDAY AND MONDAY.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
PREDICTION CENTER AT 3 PM CST SUNDAY. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.
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Last Updated: 947 AM EST SUN JAN 14 2007