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urgent - winter weather message
national weather service caribou me
958 pm edt mon mar 10 2014

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northwest aroostook-northeast aroostook-northern somerset-
northern piscataquis-northern penobscot-southeast aroostook-
central piscataquis-central penobscot-southern penobscot-
interior hancock-central washington-coastal hancock-
coastal washington-southern piscataquis-northern washington-
including the cities of...allagash...clayton lake...madawaska...
fort kent...frenchville...presque isle...caribou...van buren...
mars hill...baker lake...billy-jack depot...baxter st park...
chamberlain lake...churchill dam...mount katahdin...millinocket...
east millinocket...patten...medway...houlton...hodgdon...
sherman...smyrna mills...greenville...monson...blanchard...
lincoln...howland...springfield...bangor...brewer...orono...
old town...amherst...aurora...dedham...eastbrook...great pond...
orland...deblois...grand lake stream...meddybemps...pembroke...
perry...princeton...ellsworth...bar harbor...blue hill...
eastport...machias...cherryfield...dover-foxcroft...milo...
guilford...danforth...vanceboro...topsfield
958 pm edt mon mar 10 2014

...winter storm watch remains in effect from wednesday afternoon
through thursday evening...

* locations...eastern and northern maine.

* hazard types...heavy snow.

* accumulations...snow accumulation of 10 inches or more 
  possible...with up to one tenth of an inch of ice downeast 
  possible.

* timing...wednesday afternoon through thursday.

* impacts...high impact. heavy snowfall with strong wind will 
  reduce the visibility and make travel very hazardous.

* winds...northeast 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 35 mph.

* temperatures...teens across northern maine with 20s downeast.

* visibilities...less than one half mile at times.

precautionary/preparedness actions...

a winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
snow...sleet...or ice accumulations that may impact travel. stay
tuned to noaa weather radio or your favorite source of weather
information for the latest updates. additional details can also
be found at www.weather.gov/car.

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wwus41 kgyx 110228
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interior york-interior cumberland-androscoggin-kennebec-
interior waldo-sagadahoc-lincoln-knox-coastal waldo-merrimack-
belknap-strafford-
including the cities of...sanford...berwick...north windham...
gorham...bridgton...lewiston-auburn...livermore falls...augusta...
waterville...winterport...unity...bath...topsham...
boothbay harbor...wiscasset...waldoboro...camden...rockland...
thomaston...belfast...lincolnville...concord...hooksett...
laconia...meredith...rochester...dover
1028 pm edt mon mar 10 2014

...winter storm watch remains in effect from wednesday morning
through thursday morning...

* hazard types...heavy snow and sleet.

* accumulations...snow accumulation of 8 to 12 inches.

* timing...snow will begin during the day on wednesday and 
  become heavy wednesday afternoon and evening. a period of 
  sleet is also possible wednesday evening and a change to rain 
  is possible along the coast. precipitation will become all 
  snow again early thursday morning and come to an end during 
  the day thursday.

* impacts...heavy snow will cause roads to become snow covered 
  and slippery.

* winds...northeast 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.

* temperatures...in the mid 20s.

precautionary/preparedness actions...

a winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
snow and sleet accumulations that may impact travel. continue to
monitor the latest forecasts.

&&

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