Wednesday January 15, 2002 | 1 PM UPDATE “YOUR COMPANY NAME”
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STORM WARNING |
TYPE OF STORM:
NOR’ EASTER / HEAVY SNOW
A DEVELOPING NOR’ EASTER WILL BRING SOME HEAVY AND STEADY SNOW FROM LATE THIS AFTERNOON THROUGH EARLY TOMORROW MORNING. THE STORM SHOULD CONTINUE TO TAKE A TRACK FAVORABLE FOR THE PRECIP TO REMAIN ALL SNOW ACROSS THE REGION. SNOW IS LIKELY TO DEVELOP FROM SOUTH TO NORTH BETWEEN 3 AND 6 PM. THE STEADIEST SNOW IS EXPECTED TO FALL THIS EVENING FROM 6 PM – 12 AM WHERE SNOWFALL RATES COULD EXCEED 1-2 INCHES PER HOUR. ALL THREATS OF SNOW WILL TAPER OFF TO FLURRIES AROUND DAYBREAK TOMORROW!
STORM POTENTIAL DETAILS THROUGH EARLY TOMORROW:
| PERIOD | WEATHER | TEMP | WIND |
ACCUMULATION |
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3 - 6 PM |
SNOW DEVELOPING |
28 - 32 |
NE, 5-15 |
DUSTING – 1 INCH |
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6 - 9 PM |
PERIODS OF HEAVY SNOW |
27 - 30 |
NE, 10-15 |
2-4 INCHES |
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9 PM-12 AM |
PERIODS OF SNOW, BREEZY |
25 - 30 |
N-NE, 15-25 |
2-4 INCHES |
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MONDAY |
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12 - 6 AM |
SNOW TAPERING OFF TO FLURRIES |
24 - 28 |
NW, 15-25 |
1-2 INCHES |
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6 - 9 AM |
MOSTLY CLOUDY, A COUPLE FLURRIES |
28 - 30 |
NW, 20-30 |
LIGHT DUSTING |
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INTENSITY |
1-2 INCHES / HOUR AFTER 6 PM. |
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PAVEMENT |
ALL PARKING LOTS / ROADS COVERED BY 7-8 PM |
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COMMENTS |
EXCESSIVE BLOWING AND DRIFTING TONIGHT AFTER 9 PM |
STORM ACCUMULATION:
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3-6 INCHES |
30 % |
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6-10 INCHES |
60 % |
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MORE THAN 10 INCHES |
10 % |
COMMENTS:
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POST STORM |
15-25 MPH GUSTS WILL RE-COVER ROADS TOMORROW |
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PREPARED BY A METEOROLOGIST AT WEATHERWORKS