wwus41 kaly 121449
wswaly

ctz001-013-maz001-025-nyz054-059>061-064>066-122215-
/o.con.kaly.ww.y.0013.140312t2200z-140313t1500z/
northern litchfield-southern litchfield-northern berkshire-
southern berkshire-eastern rensselaer-eastern greene-
western columbia-eastern columbia-eastern ulster-western dutchess-
eastern dutchess-
including the cities of...torrington...oakville...new milford...
terryville...pittsfield...north adams...great barrington...lee...
lenox...housatonic...hoosick falls...catskill...coxsackie...
athens...cairo...jefferson heights...hudson...chatham...
kingston...new paltz...poughkeepsie...beacon...arlington...
pawling...dover plains...millbrook...pine plains...amenia...
millerton
1049 am edt wed mar 12 2014

...winter weather advisory remains in effect from 6 pm this
evening to 11 am edt thursday...

* locations...mid hudson valley...taconics...berkshires and 
  litchfield county.

* hazard types...sleet...freezing rain and snow.

* snow and sleet accumulations...generally 2 to 4 inches with 
  higher totals of 4 to 8 inches across the northern taconics 
  and northern berkshires.

* ice accumulations...up to around a tenth of an inch.

* timing...rain will transition to mixed precipitation of sleet 
  and freezing rain early in the evening...with a changeover to 
  snow before midnight. the snow will taper off to snow showers 
  early thursday morning.

* impacts...flash freeze as temperatures rapidly drop this 
  evening. roads may quickly freeze as the colder air rushes in 
  making travel hazardous. the snow will make matters worse.

* winds...northerly winds will to 10 to 20 mph this evening... 
  then shift to the north and increase to 15 to 25 mph. gusts up 
  to 35 mph are possible.

* temperatures...highs in the upper 30s to lower 40s...falling 
  during the afternoon and reaching lows in the single digits 
  and teens overnight.

precautionary/preparedness actions...

a winter weather advisory means that periods of snow...sleet...or
freezing rain will cause travel difficulties. be prepared for
slippery roads and limited visibilities...and use caution while
driving.

&&

$$

wwus41 kbox 121509
wswbox

ctz002>004-maz004>019-026-riz001>005-122315-
/o.con.kbox.ww.y.0012.140313t0200z-140313t1600z/
hartford ct-tolland ct-windham ct-northern worcester ma-
central middlesex ma-western essex ma-eastern essex ma-
western hampshire ma-western hampden ma-eastern hampshire ma-
eastern hampden ma-southern worcester ma-western norfolk ma-
southeast middlesex ma-suffolk ma-eastern norfolk ma-
northern bristol ma-western plymouth ma-eastern plymouth ma-
northern middlesex ma-northwest providence ri-
southeast providence ri-western kent ri-eastern kent ri-
bristol ri-
including the cities of...hartford...windsor locks...union...
vernon...putnam...willimantic...barre...fitchburg...framingham...
lowell...lawrence...gloucester...chesterfield...blandford...
amherst...northampton...springfield...milford...worcester...
foxboro...norwood...cambridge...boston...quincy...taunton...
brockton...plymouth...ayer...foster...smithfield...providence...
west greenwich...warwick...bristol
1109 am edt wed mar 12 2014

...winter weather advisory remains in effect from 10 pm this
evening to noon edt thursday...

* locations...most of massachusetts and rhode island except for
  the immediate south coast. this advisory also includes northern
  connecticut.

* hazard types...rain transitions to snow tonight. a brief 
  period of sleet and freezing rain is also possible.

* accumulations...snow accumulation of up to 1 inch...along with 
  around a trace of ice.

* timing...steady rain will overspread the region from west to 
  east this afternoon. the rain will change to snow from 
  northwest to southeast between 10 pm and 4 am. a brief period 
  of sleet and freezing rain is possible during this transition. 
  snow showers will continue thursday morning before tapering 
  off during the afternoon.

* impacts...the main concern is for a flash freeze as temperatures
  plummet into the teens and lower 20s. untreated surfaces may
  quickly freeze over as much colder air arrives. a small snow
  accumulation may hide some of the ice. the thursday morning
  commute may be icy.

* winds...northwest 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 45 mph.

precautionary/preparedness actions...

a winter weather advisory is issued when snow and/or ice is
forecast to develop in the affected areas...but accumulations are
expected to be light. any snow or ice would result in slippery
conditions on untreated roadways and sidewalks.  when
temperatures are below freezing...motorists need to be especially
careful on bridges and overpasses where slippery spots can easily
develop.

&&

$$

wwus41 kbtv 120909
wswbtv

nyz028>031-034-035-vtz001>012-016>019-122100-
/o.con.kbtv.ws.w.0004.140312t1200z-140314t0000z/
eastern clinton-southeastern st. lawrence-southern franklin-
western clinton-western essex-eastern essex-grand isle-
western franklin-orleans-essex-western chittenden-lamoille-
caledonia-washington-western addison-orange-western rutland-
windsor-eastern franklin-eastern chittenden-eastern addison-
eastern rutland-
including the cities of...plattsburgh...star lake...
saranac lake...tupper lake...dannemora...lake placid...
port henry...ticonderoga...alburgh...south hero...st. albans...
newport...island pond...burlington...johnson...stowe...
st. johnsbury...montpelier...middlebury...vergennes...bradford...
randolph...rutland...springfield...white river junction...
enosburg falls...richford...underhill...bristol...ripton...
east wallingford...killington
509 am edt wed mar 12 2014

...winter storm warning remains in effect until 8 pm edt
thursday...

the national weather service in burlington continues the winter
storm warning for heavy snow...until 8 pm edt thursday.

* locations...the northern adirondack mountains...champlain 
  valley...as well as central and northern vermont...including 
  the northeast kingdom.

* hazard types...heavy snow.

* accumulations...12 to 20 inches of snow.

* maximum snowfall rate...1 to 2 inches per hour...mainly this 
  evening through midnight.

* timing...light snow will develop early wednesday morning and
  increase in intensity by wednesday afternoon and continue into
  thursday morning. snow will taper off to snow showers on
  thursday. the snow could mix with sleet across parts of rutland
  and windsor counties wednesday evening.

* impacts...difficult travel expected with heavy snow and areas 
  of blowing and drifting snow. whiteout conditions will exist 
  at times.

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

* temperatures...highs around 20. lows 1 below to 5 above zero.

* visibilities...below one quarter mile at times in snow and 
  blowing snow...especially from wednesday afternoon into 
  thursday morning.

precautionary/preparedness actions...

a winter storm warning for heavy snow means severe winter weather
conditions are expected. significant amounts of snow are forecast
that will make travel dangerous. if you must travel...keep an
extra flashlight...a fully charged cell phone...food...and water
in your vehicle in case of an emergency.

check your heating vents. snow can cover vents...particularly
those that are low to the ground. blocked vents can cause deadly
carbon monoxide to enter the home. carbon monoxide is a colorless
and odorless gas that can cause injury or death. all homeowners
are advised to have working carbon monoxide detectors in the home
and to get out and call for help if it sounds. symptoms of carbon
monoxide poisoning include lethargy and nausea. if you use a
generator...use it outside away from the house.

please stay tuned to noaa weather radio...your local media...or
go to www.weather.gov/burlington for further updates on this
weather situation.

&&

$$

wwus41 kgyx 121506
wswgyx

mez023-nhz013-014-122315-
/o.con.kgyx.ww.y.0012.140312t2200z-140313t1600z/
coastal york-interior rockingham-coastal rockingham-
including the cities of...biddeford...saco...old orchard beach...
kittery...salem...derry...exeter...portsmouth...hampton
1106 am edt wed mar 12 2014

...winter weather advisory remains in effect from 6 pm this
evening to noon edt thursday...

* hazard types...mixed precipitation.

* accumulations...snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches...along 
  with around a tenth of an inch of ice.

* timing...any remaining snow rain mix will transition to rain by
  noon. this will gradually turn to sleet and freezing rain
  before changing to snow by late tonight. the snow is expected to
  end thursday morning.

* impacts...the potential for heavy mixed precipitation will 
  make for hazardous driving conditions. the snow that falls 
  would likely be wet and heavy...and along with sleet and any 
  freezing rain could make for power outage issues when combined 
  with strong winds. rapidly falling temperatures tonight may 
  allow for a flash freeze of any standing water.

* winds...north 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph.

* temperatures...in the mid 20s.

precautionary/preparedness actions...

a winter weather advisory means that periods of snow...sleet...or
freezing rain will cause travel difficulties. be prepared for
slippery roads and limited visibilities...and use caution while
driving.

&&

$$

wwus41 kgyx 121506
wswgyx

mez024>028-nhz008-010-122315-
/o.con.kgyx.ws.w.0008.140312t2200z-140313t1600z/
coastal cumberland-sagadahoc-lincoln-knox-coastal waldo-merrimack-
strafford-
including the cities of...portland...south portland...westbrook...
bath...topsham...boothbay harbor...wiscasset...waldoboro...
camden...rockland...thomaston...belfast...lincolnville...
concord...hooksett...rochester...dover
1106 am edt wed mar 12 2014

...winter storm warning remains in effect from 6 pm this evening
to noon edt thursday...

* hazard types...heavy mixed precipitation.

* accumulations...snow accumulation of 4 to 6 inches...along with
  up to one quarter of an inch of ice.

* timing...light snow or a rain snow mix will continue this
  morning...then transition to rain in the afternoon. this is
  expected to change back to a mix of snow...sleet...and freezing
  rain this evening...then to all snow later tonight. the snow
  will end around midday thursday.

* impacts...the potential for heavy mixed precipitation will 
  make for hazardous travel conditions this evening through 
  thursday morning. the combination of wind...wet snow...and 
  freezing rain may allow for power outages. rapidly falling 
  temperatures tonight may allow for a flash freeze of any 
  standing water.

* winds...north 20 to 30 mph with gusts up to 45 mph.

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

* temperatures...in the lower 20s.

precautionary/preparedness actions...

a winter storm warning means significant amounts of snow...
sleet...and ice are expected or occurring. strong winds are also
possible.  this will make travel very hazardous or impossible.

&&

$$