THE WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER
COLLEGE PARK, MD
STORM SUMMARY MESSAGE
STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 8 FOR SOUTHWEST TO NORTHEAST U.S. WINTER STORM
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD
400 AM EST MON FEB 02 2015
...WINTER STORM WINDING DOWN ACROSS THE MIDWEST WHILE SPREADING
INTO THE NORTHEAST...
WINTER STORM WATCHES...WARNINGS...AND WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES
ARE IN EFFECT FOR A LARGE AREA FROM THE LOWER GREAT LAKES AND
NORTHERN OHIO VALLEY EASTWARD TO THE NORTHERN MID-ATLANTIC AND
NORTHEASTERN STATES. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES ARE ALSO IN EFFECT
FOR PORTIONS OF THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS.
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 300 AM EST...A SURFACE LOW WITH A CENTRAL PRESSURE OF 995
MB...29.38 INCHES...WAS LOCATED NEAR YOUNGSTOWN...OHIO. A COLD
FRONT EXTENDED SOUTH FROM THE SURFACE LOW TO THE GULF COAST...AND
A WARM FRONT EXTENDED EASTWARD FROM THE LOW INTO THE SOUTHERN
MID-ATLANTIC STATES. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE RADAR AND SURFACE
OBSERVATIONS INDICATED WIDESPREAD LIGHT TO MODERATE SNOW FROM
PORTIONS OF THE LOWER GREAT LAKES INTO THE NORTHERN MID-ATLANTIC
STATES AND SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND. AREAS OF FREEZING RAIN WERE
REPORTED ACROSS CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN PENNSYLVANIA. LIGHT SNOW WAS
FALLING OVER MUCH OF THE MIDWEST...WEST OF THE SURFACE LOW.
FARTHER SOUTH...RAIN WAS FALLING FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN STATES INTO
THE CENTRAL APPALACHIANS AND PORTIONS OF THE MID-ATLANTIC STATES.
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES FROM 600 PM EST THU JAN
29 THROUGH 300 AM EST MON FEB 02...
...ILLINOIS...
CHICAGO MIDWAY AIRPORT 18.4
HOFFMAN ESTATES 1 SSW 17.9
CHICAGO O'HARE INTL ARPT 17.5
ELBURN 17.2
LIBERTYVILLE 17.0
NORTH AURORA 16.5
BATAVIA 16.0
E ST CHARLES 16.0
SOMONAUK 16.0
CREST HILL 15.7
AURORA 15.5
ESE ELK GROVE VILLAGE 15.0
HARDWOOD HEIGHTS 14.5
BOILINGBROOK 14.4
MOLINE QUAD-CITY AIRPORT 14.4
...INDIANA...
LA PORTE 2 SW 19.3
LINCOLNWOOD 3 E 18.0
SOMONAUK 17.0
SIMONTON LAKE 16.3
SHIPSHEWANA 16.0
WATERFORD 2 SSW 16.0
SOUTH BEND 15.2
ROSELAND 15.0
NORTH WEBSTER 2 SW 14.9
BREMEN 14.5
NORTH LIBERTY 14.5
PLYMOUTH 14.5
ROMEOVILLE 14.5
AVILLA 2 SW 14.0
BASS LAKE 13.5
JIMTOWN 13.0
KNOX 13.0
...MICHIGAN...
BATTLE CREEK 18.5
SIMONTON LAKE 16.3
BUTLER 1 SW 16.0
MENDON 15.0
OSHTEMO 15.0
SCHOOLCRAFT 15.0
STURGIS 15.0
KALAMAZOO 2 SSE 14.2
BUCHANAN 14.0
COLDWATER 14.0
IDA 14.0
NILES 3 E 14.0
PAW PAW 14.0
PORTAGE 13.7
ROMULUS 1 SE 13.7
KALAMAZOO 13.5
...OHIO...
WAUSEON 9 NW 14.3
DEFIANCE 12.0
DELTA 12.0
WAUSEON 11.0
ANTWERP 10.6
NAPOLEON 10.3
TOLEDO/OREGON 9.0
BURTON 8.0
PIONEER 8.0
HAMBDEN TWP 7.5
LORAIN 3 S 7.5
MENTOR 7.2
CLEVELAND-W SIDE 7.0
EUCLID 7.0
GENEVA 7.0
...PENNSYLVANIA...
VENUS 8.0
WEST MIDDLESEX 8.0
SHEAKLEYVILLE 7.5
STONEBORO 7.0
GREENVILLE 6.4
BROCKWAY 6.0
CRANESVILLE 6.0
MARIENVILLE 6.0
MERCER 5.5
MILLCREEK TWP 5.1
BROOKVILLE 5.0
SPRING CHURCH 5.0
FROGTOWN 4.0
RIMERSBURG 4.0
TIONESTA 4.0
...WISCONSIN...
PLEASANT PRAIRIE 12.0
EASTMAN 2 W 10.5
EAST TROY 10.2
CASSVILLE 10.0
BROOKFIELD 6 W 9.0
KENOSHA 9.0
MILWAUKEE 8.8
GREENDALE 8.0
FRANKSVILLE 7.8
RACINE 2 WSW 7.8
OAK CREEK 7.5
MILWAUKEE INTL ARPT 7.1
BOAZ 7.0
MADISON 7.0
LA CROSSE AIRPORT 4.8
MADISON 4 SW 4.0
...WEST VIRGINIA...
BARTOW 1 ESE 4.0
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...
...COLORADO...
HESPERUS 5 SE 7.5
PAGOSA SPRINGS 2 SSW 7.4
UPPER SAN JUAN 6.0
COAL BANK PASS 5.5
KEBLER PASS 3 N 5.5
BREEN 2 NNW 5.1
MONARCH PASS 1 NNW 5.0
SUPERIOR 1 NW 4.8
PAGOSA SPRINGS 2.5 W 4.5
MAYSVILLE 4.2
DURANGO 18 NNE 4.0
BOULDER 2 SSW 3.4
...IOWA...
CLEMONS 14.0
DAVENPORT MUNI ARPT 13.3
ANAMOSA 1 NE 13.0
BAXTER 13.0
VINTON 1 SE 12.9
BETTENDORF 12.8
MINDURN 2 WSW 12.8
BEDFORD 12.5
CEDAR RAPIDS 2 SSE 12.5
MINBURN 12.5
DUBUQUE REGIONAL AIRPORT 12.4
WAUKEE 12.4
MURRAY 12.1
DES MOINES 3 ENE 12.0
MADRID 12.0
...KANSAS...
CORNING 10.0
AXTELL 8.0
BAILEYVILLE 1 S 7.0
WHITING 7.0
BLAINE 6.0
OKETO 3 W 6.0
NNE MARYSVILLE 5.0
WESTMORELAND 5.0
MORRILL 4.5
BEATTIE 2 NE 4.0
VALLEY FALLS 6 E 4.0
NETAWAKA 3.0
...MINNESOTA...
ALBERT LEA 5.0
FAIRMONT 4.0
GOODHUE 4.0
WANAMINGO 4.0
WINNEBAGO 4.0
GRAND MEADOW 4 NW 3.5
...MISSOURI...
HURDLAND 2 W 11.0
KIRKSVILLE 10.0
LA PLATA 9.9
GREEN CITY 9.0
NOVINGER 8.9
UNIONVILLE 8.5
LEWISTOWN 7.6
CANTON 7.0
MARYVILLE 7.0
ST. JOSEPH 6.8
BROCK 1 WSW 6.0
STANBERRY 6.0
NOVELTY 5.5
EDINA 5.0
TRENTON 4.8
...NEBRASKA...
PENDER 10.0
RAYMOND 7.3 WNW 9.5
CRETE 4.0 N 9.0
GRETA 4 NE 8.7
BOYS TOWN 2 SE 8.1
TOBIAS 8.1
WESTERN 8.1
WILBER 8.1
FORT CALHOUN 4 W 8.0
LINCOLN 6.8 SE 8.0
LISCO 5 ENE 8.0
BENNINGTON 7.6
DAVID CITY 7.5
BASSETT 7.0
EMERSON 7.0
...NEW MEXICO...
LOS ALAMOS 6 W 15.0
TIERRA AMARILLA 14.0
CHAMA 12.3
DULCE 12.0
LINDRITH 1 W 11.5
COWLES 11.0
ALCALDE 19 N 10.0
RED RIVER 10.0
BLUEWATER LAKE 11 WSW 9.0
EDGEWOOD 4.8 NW 8.0
QUESTA 2.2 NNE 8.0
SANDIA PARK 4 NW 7.0
TAOS 2 SSE 6.5
SANTA FE 1 WNW 5.5
...SOUTH DAKOTA...
YANKTON 8.0
WASHTA 7.0
HARTFORD 6 S 6.0
WAGNER 6.0
TYNDALL 4.5
SIOUX FALLS 4 ESE 3.6
TEA 1 SE 3.0
...UTAH...
EAST WILLOW CREEK 6.0
CEDAR POINT 5.0
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL RAINFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...
...ARIZONA...
CLIFTON ALERT WEATHER STATION 6.30
MILLER CARR CANYON ALERT GAUGE 5.91
MT LEMMON ALERT 5.70
DAN SADDLE 5.27
WHITE TAIL 5.04
SIERRA VISTA 8 S 4.78
ITALIAN TRAP 4.57
CARR RAWS 4.30
MORENCI 11 N 4.02
DRAGOON 3.98
MONTEZUMA CANYON 3.94
TEMPE 2 E 2.75
FLAGSTAFF AIRPORT 2.69
...NEW MEXICO...
MOGOLLON 3 WSW 1.73
PLEASANTON 1.58
...NEVADA...
NELSON 1.57
SAM'S TOWN 2 NNW 1.29
...TEXAS...
MARFA MUNICIPAL AIRPORT 2.27
PINE SPRINGS 1 NE 2.05
THE SURFACE LOW OVER OHIO IS FORECAST TO MOVE EASTWARD INTO THE
NORTHERN MID-ATLANTIC STATES TODAY...AND A NEW SURFACE LOW CENTER
WILL DEVELOP OFF THE MID-ATLANTIC COAST. SNOW WILL COME TO AN END
ACROSS THE OHIO VALLEY AND GREAT LAKES THIS MORNING...WITH THE
EXCEPTION OF SOME LINGERING SCATTERED SNOW SHOWERS AND LAKE EFFECT
SNOWS. SNOW WILL SPREAD ACROSS THE REST OF THE NORTHEASTERN U.S.
THIS MORNING AND WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE DAY BEFORE BEGINNING TO
TAPER OFF THIS EVENING INTO TONIGHT.
SNOW MAY CHANGE TO A MIX OF SNOW...SLEET AND FREEZING RAIN ALONG
THE COAST IN SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND THIS AFTERNOON...BEFORE CHANGING
BACK TO ALL SNOW THIS EVENING AS THE SURFACE LOW PASSES BY.
FREEZING RAIN ACCUMULATIONS OF GREATER THAN A QUARTER INCH WILL BE
POSSIBLE IN THESE AREAS. SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF 6 TO 12 INCHES ARE
FORECAST ACROSS MUCH OF THE NORTHEASTERN U.S. THE HEAVIEST SNOW
TODAY AND TONIGHT IS FORECAST TO FALL ACROSS DOWN EAST
MAINE...WHERE 10 TO 15 INCHES OF SNOW ARE FORECAST...WITH LOCALLY
HIGHER AMOUNTS. 1 TO 3 INCHES OF SNOW WILL ALSO BE POSSIBLE ALONG
THE SPINE OF THE CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS DUE TO UPSLOPE
FLOW BEHIND THE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE WEATHER PREDICTION
CENTER AT 1000 AM EST. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS EVENT.
RYAN
Last Updated: 401 AM EST MON FEB 02 2015