STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 6 FOR CENTRAL TO EASTERN U.S. WINTER STORM
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
400 AM EST WED FEB 10 2010
...EXPANSIVE AREA OF WINTRY PRECIPITATION CONTINUES FROM PORTIONS
OF THE GREAT LAKES INTO THE MID ATLANTIC REGION...
BLIZZARD WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR PORTIONS OF EASTERN WEST
VIRGINIA...WESTERN AND NORTHERN MARYLAND. WINTER STORM WARNINGS
AND WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES ARE CURRENTLY IN EFFECT FROM NEAR
CHICAGO THROUGH THE OHIO VALLEY...CENTRAL TO SOUTHERN
APPALACHIANS...MID ATLANTIC AND EXTENDING INTO SOUTHERN NEW
ENGLAND...
HIGH WIND WARNINGS AND WATCHES ARE CURRENTLY IN EFFECT FROM THE
UPSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA...ACROSS MOST OF NORTH CAROLINA...AND
INTO SOUTHERN VIRGINIA.
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 400 AM EST...A 999 MB...29.50 INCHES...LOW PRESSURE CENTER WAS
LOCATED OVER THE EASTERN PORTIONS OF LAKE ERIE. A SECOND LOW
PRESSURE CENTER...995 MB ...29.35INCHES...WAS DEEPENING RAPIDLY
JUST OFF THE SOUTHERN DELMARVA PENINSULA. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
DOPPLER RADARS AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS CONTINUED TO SHOW
WIDESPREAD LIGHT TO MODERATE SNOWFALL ASSOCIATED WITH THESE AREAS
OF LOW PRESSURE EXTENDING FROM THE GREAT LAKES EASTWARD THROUGH
THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND INTO THE MID ATLANTIC. OVER PORTIONS
OF VIRGINIA...MARYLAND...DELAWARE...SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA AND
SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY...SNOW HAS TEMPORARILY CHANGED OVER TO
FREEZING RAIN AND FREEZING DRIZZLE.
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES FROM 1200 PM CST SUN
FEB 07 THROUGH 300 AM EST WED FEB 10...
...ILLINOIS...
DEERFIELD 3 SSE 13.1
MONMOUTH 9.0
GRAYSLAKE 8.1
BEACH PARK 7.3
ABINGTON 1 N 7.0
ST. DAVID 6.2
SPRINGFIELD 6.1 SSE 5.8
HOPEWELL 5.7
ROCKFORD 5.7
CISCO 2 NE 5.5
DUNLAP 2 SE 5.4
GILSON 5.4
ALTONA 5.3
CHAMPAIGN 2.5 S 5.1
PHILO 1.9 ENE 5.0
OTTAWA 1.6 N 4.9
GLENARM 1.3 NW 4.8
...INDIANA...
JEFFERSONVILLE 0.8 NW 4.5
AURORA 3.9 W 4.3
NEW ALBANY 4.4 NNE 4.0
NEW PEKIN 6.5 ENE 4.0
SOUTH BEND 4 S 4.0
...KENTUCKY...
DAWSON SPRINGS 7.0
OWENSBORO 7.0
LOUISVILLE 6.5
MURRAY 5.5
FOX CHASE 1.4 W 4.2
FAIRDALE 1.6 SE 4.1
ELIZABETHTOWN 1.8 SE 4.0
FRANKFORT 3.3 NE 4.0
GREENVILLE 4.0 SSE 4.0
LEWISPORT 4.0 S 4.0
PROSPECT 1.0 S 4.0
...MARYLAND...
LINEBORO 10.4
ELDERSBURG 2 NW 8.5
MONKTON 7.8
HAMPSTEAD 1 WSW 7.3
FREELAND 6.0
LONG GREEN 6.0
CAVETOWN 3 ESE 5.0
EMMITSBURG 5.0
HANCOCK 3 ENE 5.0
BALTIMORE 2 NW 4.6
GERMANTOWN 2 ESE 4.5
MOUNT SAVAGE 1 ENE 4.0
BELTSVILLE 3.1
...MICHIGAN...
DEWITT 8.5
SAGINAW 9 W 8.0
HOLLY 7.8
COLDWATER 9 NNE 6.5
BENTON HARBOR 10 E 6.0
RIVERVIEW 5.4
CLIO 5.0
...MINNESOTA...
MAHTOWA 3 NNW 7.0
...OHIO...
FRYBURG 6.0
GOSHEN 6.0
PRINCETON 6.0
WILMINGTON 6.0
BATAVIA 5.8
BEAVER CREEK 5.3
CENTERVILLE 5.3
CLYDE 5.0
DEFIANCE 4.5
CINCINNATI 4.2
PERRYSBURG 4.2
COLUMBUS 4.0
XENIA 4.0
...PENNSYLVANIA...
NEW FREEDOM 8.0
SPRING GROVE 7.1
GETTYSBURG 7.0
HANOVER 7.0
CODORUS 6.5
RED LION 6.5
GREENCASTLE 6.3
ORRTANNA 6.2
LOGANVILLE 5.0
...VIRGINIA...
MAYBROOK 4.0
MUSTOE 3.9
HERNDON 2.6
STAFFORD 2.5
HAYWOOD 2.2
SPOTSYLVANIA 2.0
...WISCONSIN...
CORNUCOPIA 6.0
MILWAUKEE AIRPORT 2 SW 5.5
FRANKLIN 2 NW 5.0
CASHTON 4.8
LA CROSSE 4.7
BAYFIELD 4.5
GERMANTOWN 4.2
...WEST VIRGINIA...
BAYARD 6.8
KEYSER 2 SW 5.3
MARTINSBURG 3 W 4.8
SLATY FORK 4.0
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...
...ALABAMA...
GREEN HILL 4.5
ROGERSVILLE 2.8 NNW 4.5
CENTER STAR 4.0
CHEROKEE 4.0
FLORENCE 2.3 SSW 4.0
...ARKANSAS...
KINGSTON 2 S 10.0
AUSTIN 9.5
CABOT 8.0
VILONIA 8.0
WARD 8.0
STEPROCK 2 SE 7.0
MARSHALL 6.5
PETIT JEAN STATE PARK 6.3
COWELL 6.0
GUY 6.0
MOUNTAIN HOME 1 SE 5.0
NEWPORT 5.0
PARKS 5.0
NORTH LITTLE ROCK 4.9
DAMASCUS 2 NNE 4.5
...IOWA...
HAMPTON 13.0
OSAGE 12.0
ALLISON 11.5
MASON CITY 9.0
IOWA CITY 8.0
WATERLOO 8.0
CHARLES CITY 7.3
LOWDEN 7.2
AMES 7.1
PARNELL 7.0
WASHINGTON 7.0
WHAT CHEER 4 E 7.0
CEDAR RAPIDS 6.9
NEW LONDON 6.9
POLK CITY 3 S 6.1
ANKENY AIRPORT 5 NNW 6.0
WILLIAMSBURG 6.0
NEWTON 5.8
DES MOINES 5.7
FORT MADISON 5.5
RINGSTED 5.5
...KANSAS...
FULTON 5.5
...MINNESOTA...
FINLAND 3 E 15.4
FINLAND 12.0
STARBUCK 9 SW 11.5
FARIBAULT 11.0
GLENWOOD 11.0
ISLAND LAKE 10.5
LITCHFIELD 10.5
ELLENDALE 10.0
NEW MARKET 10.0
LAKEVILLE 9.8
BLOOMINGTON 9.3
MANKATO 8.0
ST PAUL 3 NW 7.9
MINNEAPOLIS 5 NW 6.7
NORTHFIELD 6.3
NORTH ST. PAUL 6.2
DULUTH 5.4
ROCHESTER 5.3
...MISSOURI...
DOWNING 3 NNE 6.5
OLD MONROE 5.0
WENTZVILLE 4.6
HAZELWOOD 4.5
BOONVILLE 4.0
STOCKTON 4.0
...MISSISSIPPI...
OLIVE BRANCH 8.0
HERNANDO 6.0
INGRAMS MILL 6.0
CORINTH 5 E 5.5
INDEPENDENCE 4.0
TUNICA 4.0
...OKLAHOMA...
BURNS FLAT 4.0
CALUMET 4.0
CORDELL 3 NW 4.0
GEARY 4.0
...SOUTH DAKOTA...
MILBANK 6.0
SISSETON 6.0
...TENNESSEE...
MILLINGTON 5 N 8.0
MILAN 5.5
POCAHONTAS 5 W 5.3
MIDDLETON 5.0
GERMANTOWN 4.0
PARIS 1.0 NW 4.0
SAVANNAH 4.0
...TEXAS...
BEAVER 4.0
CHANNING 12 NE 4.0
PERRYTON 4.0
THE SURFACE LOW OFF THE MID ATLANTIC COAST WILL CONTINUE TO DEEPEN
RAPIDLY WEDNESDAY MORNING AS IT PUSHES SLOWLY NORTHWARD. AT THE
SAME TIME...THE LOW OVER EASTERN LAKE ERIE WILL WEAKEN. THE HEAVY
SNOW THREAT WILL CONTINUE ACROSS THE MID ATLANTIC AND MOVE INTO
THE NEW YORK CITY METRO AREA AND SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND WEDNESDAY
MORNING. PRECIPITATION ACROSS AREAS OF THE MID ATLANTIC THAT
CHANGED TO FREEZING RAIN AND FREEZING DRIZZLE EARLY THIS MORNING
WILL LIKELY CHANGE BACK TO SNOW AS THE COASTAL LOW CONTINUES TO
DEEPEN. STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF 8-16 INCHES ARE POSSIBLE
FROM THE MID ATLANTIC...INTO THE NEW YORK CITY METRO REGION AND
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. COASTAL SECTIONS OF SOUTHERN NEW YORK AND
SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND MAY CHANGE FROM SNOW TO FREEZING RAIN FOR A
PERIOD WEDNESDAY.
SNOWFALL TOTALS LATE TUESDAY INTO EARLY WEDNESDAY AT BALTIMORE,
MD...WASHINGTON, DC (DULLES)... AND WILMINGTON, DE FROM THIS MOST
RECENT WINTER STORM HAVE MADE THE WINTER OF 2009-2010 THE SNOWIEST
ON RECORD FOR THESE CITIES.
LOCATION PREVIOUS SEASONAL SNOWFALL RECORD AND YEAR/
NEW RECORD THROUGH 12AM FEB 10, 2010
BALTIMORE, MD 62.5 INCHES 1995-1996/ 64.4 INCHES
WASHINGTON, DC (DULLES) 61.9 INCHES 1995-1996/ 65.7 INCHES
WILMINGTON, DE 55.9 INCHES 1995-1996/ 59.5 INCHES
CITIES CLOSE TO BREAKING SEASONAL SNOWFALL TOTALS
LOCATION SEASONAL SNOWFALL RECORD AND YEAR/
SNOW TOTALS THROUGH 12AM FEB 10, 2010
PHILADELPHIA, PA 65.5 INCHES 1995-1996/62.3 INCHES
WASHINGTON, DC (NATIONAL) 54.4 INCHES 1898-1899/48.8 INCHES
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ 46.9 INCHES 1966-1967/45.5 INCHES
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