THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER
CAMP SPRINGS, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 9 FOR AUTUMN MID-ATLANTIC TO NORTHEAST U.S.
MAJOR WINTER STORM
NWS HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL PREDICTION CENTER CAMP SPRINGS MD
500 AM EDT SUN OCT 30 2011
...SIGNIFICANT EARLY SEASON WINTER STORM HAS COME TO AN END ACROSS
THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES BUT CONTINUES ACROSS EASTERN NEW
ENGLAND...
WINTER STORM WARNINGS AND WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT
FROM RHODE ISLAND AND MASSACHUSETTS NORTHWARD TO MAINE.
HIGH WIND WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR COASTAL AREAS OF
MASSACHUSETTS.
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 400 AM EDT...A 984 MB...29.06 INCH...SURFACE LOW WAS LOCATED
EAST OF NANTUCKET... MASSACHUSETTS. ITS COLD FRONT EXTENDED SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST FROM THE LOW INTO THE FLORIDA KEYS WITH A WARM FRONT
EXTENDING FROM THE SURFACE LOW EASTWARD INTO THE OPEN WATERS OF
THE ATLANTIC. A LARGE AREA OF PRECIPITATION ASSOCIATED WITH THE
STORM COVERED MUCH EASTERN NEW ENGLAND. THE PRECIPITATION WAS
FALLING PRIMARILY IN THE FORM OF SNOW ACROSS NEW ENGLAND...WITH
RAIN REPORTED ACROSS CAPE COD. SUSTAINED WINDS OF 25 TO 35 MPH
WITH HIGHER GUSTS WERE BEING EXPERIENCED ACROSS COASTAL PORTIONS
OF MASSACHUSETTS AND MAINE.
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES FROM 800 AM EDT FRI OCT
28 THROUGH 400 AM EDT SUN OCT 30...
...CONNECTICUT...
BRISTOL 17.0
RIDGEFIELD 15.5
DANBURY 13.2
OXFORD 12.3
GRANDBY 7.5
SHELTON 7.4
GREENWICH 7.0
MONROE 7.0
SEYMOUR 7.0
NORTH HAVEN 6.7
...MASSACHUSETTS...
PLAINFIELD 27.8
WINDSOR 26.0
PERU 23.0
WASHINGTON 22.0
LEE 21.0
WORTHINGTON 21.0
HINSDALE 19.0
NEW MARLBOROUGH 16.5
TEMPLETON 16.0
CHARLEMONT 15.5
SHELBURNE 15.3
GREAT BARRINGTON 15.0
...MAINE...
GRAY NWS OFFICE 7.7
BRIDGTON 6.6
SOUTH BERWICK 4.0
CORNISH 1 SSW 3.0
PORTLAND 2.8
KENNEBUNK 2 NE 1.5
KITTERY POINT 1.0
...NEW HAMPSHIRE...
HILLSBORO 21.5
BOW 19.0
NEW IPSWICH 16.5
WASHINGTON 1 ESE 13.0
TROY 12.0
KEENE 9.6
WOLFEBORO 1 WSW 9.6
MARRIMACK 9.0
WILTON 9.0
GILFORD 3 SSE 8.0
...RHODE ISLAND...
NORTH FOSTER 3.6
WEST GLOCESTER 3.1
...VERMONT...
WILMINGTON 13.0
LANDGROVE 3.8
...SELECTED PEAK WIND GUSTS IN MILES PER HOUR EARLIER IN THE
EVENT...
...MASSACHUSETTS...
NANTUCKET 69
MARTHAS VINEYARD 59
HYANNIS 58
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...
...WASHINGTON DC...
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY 0.2
...DELAWARE...
NEWARK 2.0
GREENVILLE 0.9
HOCKESSIN 0.4
TALLEYS CORNER 0.4
WILMINGTON AIRPORT 0.3
...MARYLAND...
SABILLASVILLE 11.5
FROSTBURG 9.5
THURMONT 6 W 8.5
ELDERSBURG 2 NW 7.8
SMITHSBURG 3 NE 7.3
MANCHESTER 5 NW 7.0
REDHOUSE 7.0
WOLFSVILLE 7.0
WOODLAND 1 W 7.0
MC HENRY 4.8 SSE 6.5
LINEBORO 4 E 5.5
TANEYTOWN 5.5
...NEW JERSEY...
WEST MILFORD 19.0
SPARTA 16.8
MARCELLA 15.5
RANDOLPH TWP 1 W 14.5
WANTAGE 14.0
WARREN GLEN 2 SE 12.5
NORTH CALDWELL 12.0
GREEN POND 11.0
LONG VALLEY 10.5
RINGWOOD 10.5
ROCKAWAY 10.5
NEWARK ARPT 5.2
...NEW YORK...
MILLBROOK 17.9
HARRIMAN 16.0
TAGHKANIC 13.1
COPAKE FALLS 13.0
ARMONK 12.5
KENT CLIFFS 12.0
MONROE 12.0
MIDDLETOWN 11.0
PINE PLAINS 11.0
CHESTER 10.7
NORTH HILLSDALE 10.5
CENTRAL PARK 2.9
...PENNSYLVANIA...
HUFFS CHURCH 16.0
HAZLETON 13.1
WILLIAMS TWP 13.0
ARENDTSVILLE 6 NW 12.5
TOWAMENSING TWP 12.5
LAUREL SUMMIT 12.2
ALBRIGHTSVILLE 12.0
BLUE KNOB 12.0
FAYETTEVILLE 6 ENE 12.0
TOBYHANNA 12.0
...VIRGINIA...
SKYLAND 9.0
BIG MEADOWS 8.0
LINDEN 2 N 8.0
WILDE ACRES 1 N 7.4
BETHEL 2 ESE 6.5
CEDAR GROVE 2 NE 6.0
CLARY 2 NNW 5.3
KEEZLETOWN 5.3
FRONT ROYAL 5.0
MONTEREY 2 WSW 5.0
WINCHESTER 5.0
...WEST VIRGINIA...
MOUNT STORM 2 SSE 14.0
KIRBY 4 WNW 12.0
CHERRY GROVE 6 WSW 10.0
MOUNT PISGAH 2 E 10.0
TERRA ALTA 10.0
BLOOMERY 1 SW 8.0
FRANKLIN 4 W 8.0
SMITH CROSSROADS 1 W 7.3
CORTLAND 2 SW 6.5
ROMNEY 4 E 6.4
THE SURFACE LOW OFFSHORE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND IS FORECAST TO
DEEPEN AS IT BYPASSES CAPE COD TO THE EAST THIS MORNING AND
APPROACHES NOVA SCOTIA THIS AFTERNOON. AS THE LOW STRENGTHENS AND
MOVES NORTHEASTWARD...PRECIPITATION SHOULD COME TO AN END ACROSS
NEW ENGLAND THIS AFTERNOON. ADDITIONAL SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF 1 TO 3
INCHES...WITH LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS...WILL BE POSSIBLE ACROSS
PORTIONS OF NEW ENGLAND BEFORE THE SNOW COMES TO AN END. HEAVY WET
SNOW ACCUMULATING ON TREES THAT HAVE NOT YET LOST LEAVES MAY LEAD
TO DOWNED TREE BRANCHES AND POWER OUTAGES. PLEASE REFER TO
PRODUCTS FROM YOUR LOCAL WEATHER FORECAST OFFICE FOR DETAILS
SPECIFIC TO YOUR AREA.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE HYDROMETEOROLOGICAL
PREDICTION CENTER AT 1100 AM EDT. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS
EVENT.
RYAN
Last Updated: 445 AM EDT SUN OCT 30 2011