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urgent - winter weather message
national weather service albany ny
427 am edt mon mar 10 2014
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northern berkshire-southern berkshire-northern herkimer-hamilton-
southern herkimer-southern fulton-montgomery-northern saratoga-
northern warren-northern washington-schoharie-western schenectady-
eastern schenectady-southern saratoga-western albany-
eastern albany-western rensselaer-eastern rensselaer-
western greene-eastern greene-western columbia-eastern columbia-
western ulster-northern fulton-southeast warren-
southern washington-bennington-western windham-eastern windham-
including the cities of...pittsfield...north adams...
great barrington...lee...lenox...housatonic...atwell...
big moose...eagle bay...mckeever...nobleboro...northwood...
old forge...speculator...ilion...herkimer...little falls...
mohawk...frankfort...dolgeville...gloversville...johnstown...
amsterdam...wellsville...saratoga springs...warrensburg...
whitehall...granville...cobleskill...middleburgh...delanson...
esperance...duanesburg...schenectady...rotterdam...ballston spa...
mechanicville...waterford...altamont...albany...troy...
hoosick falls...hunter...tannersville...windham...catskill...
coxsackie...athens...cairo...jefferson heights...hudson...
chatham...sundown...ellenville...woodstock...west hurley...
kerhonkson...napanoch...phoenicia...northville...mayfield...
glens falls...west glens falls...hudson falls...fort edward...
cambridge...greenwich...bennington...jacksonville...newfane...
brattleboro...west brattleboro...bellows falls
427 am edt mon mar 10 2014
...winter storm watch in effect from wednesday morning through
thursday morning...
the national weather service in albany has issued a winter storm
watch...which is in effect from wednesday morning through
thursday morning.
* locations...eastern catskills...mohawk and schoharie
valleys...greater capital region...hudson valley of greene and
columbia counties...taconics...berkshires...lake george saratoga
region...southern vermont...and southern and western
adirondacks.
* hazard types...heavy snow. snow may mix with rain or sleet for
areas south and east of the capital region during the day on
wednesday.
* accumulations...snow accumulation of greater than 9 inches in a
24 hour period is possible.
* maximum snowfall rates...one to two inches per hour possible
wednesday afternoon through wednesday late evening.
* timing...snow will begin early in the day on wednesday. the snow
may mix with or briefly change to rain or sleet for areas south
and east of the capital region during the day on wednesday. all
areas will see snow...heavy in intensity at times....late in the
day wednesday into wednesday night...before tapering off by
thursday morning.
* impacts...snow covered roads and low visibility will make for
potentially dangerous travel.
* winds...north 10 to 20 mph with gusts up to 30 mph.
* temperatures...in the mid 20s to mid 30s wednesday falling into
the single digits to teens on wednesday night into thursday morning.
precautionary/preparedness actions...
a winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
snow...sleet...or ice accumulations that may impact travel.
continue to monitor the latest forecasts.
&&
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urgent - winter weather message
national weather service binghamton ny
409 am edt mon mar 10 2014
...a winter storm watch has been issued for central new york for
wednesday into thursday morning...
.low pressure tracking east across the mid-atlantic states will
spread snow across central new york early wednesday. the snow
may mix with or briefly change to sleet during the day wednesday
over south central new york... but most of the storm will be snow.
northwest winds will increase to 1o to 20 mph with higher gusts
wednesday night causing some blowing and drifting of the snow.
temperatures will fall sharply into the teens wednesday night with
wind chills dropping to near or below zero.
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northern oneida-yates-seneca-southern cayuga-onondaga-steuben-
schuyler-chemung-tompkins-madison-southern oneida-cortland-
chenango-otsego-tioga-broome-delaware-
including the cities of...boonville...penn yan...seneca falls...
auburn...syracuse...corning...hornell...watkins glen...elmira...
ithaca...oneida...utica...rome...cortland...norwich...oneonta...
cooperstown...owego...binghamton...walton...delhi
409 am edt mon mar 10 2014
...winter storm watch in effect from late tuesday night through
thursday morning...
the national weather service in binghamton has issued a winter
storm watch...which is in effect from late tuesday night through
thursday morning.
* locations...all of central new york.
* hazards...heavy snow may make travel extremely hazardous.
blowing and drifting snow will develop wednesday night into
thursday with wind chills near to below zero.
* accumulations...7 inches or more possible.
* timing...snow will develop early on wednesday. the snow may mix
with or change to sleet briefly over south central new york...
then all snow is expected late wednesday and wednesday night.
* temperatures...30 to 35 wednesday falling into the teens
wednesday night.
* winds...north 5 to 15 mph wednesday becoming northwest and
increasing to 10 to 20 mph with higher gusts wednesday night and
thursday morning.
* impacts...hazardous travel.
precautionary/preparedness actions...
a winter storm watch is in effect because heavy snow is a
possibility...but not a certainty. at this time...there is the
potential for snow accumulations of 7 inches or more. travel
conditions could become hazardous...so it is important to monitor
the latest forecasts and statements if you are planning to travel
in the watch area.
&&
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urgent - winter weather message
national weather service burlington vt
417 am edt mon mar 10 2014
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northern st. lawrence-northern franklin-eastern clinton-
southeastern st. lawrence-southern franklin-western clinton-
western essex-eastern essex-southwestern st. lawrence-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...massena...malone...plattsburgh...
star lake...saranac lake...tupper lake...dannemora...
lake placid...port henry...ticonderoga...ogdensburg...potsdam...
gouverneur...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
417 am edt mon mar 10 2014
...winter storm watch in effect from wednesday morning through
thursday morning...
the national weather service in burlington has issued a winter
storm watch...which is in effect from wednesday morning through
thursday morning.
* locations...the entire north country.
* hazard types...moderate to heavy snow.
* accumulations...6 to 14 inches of snow...highest across central
and south-central vermont.
* maximum snowfall rate...1 to 2 inches per hour...mainly
wednesday afternoon through evening.
* timing...light snow will develop wednesday morning and increase
in intensity by the afternoon and overnight hours wednesday
night. snow will then begin to taper off from west to east going
into thursday morning.
* impacts...slow travel on area roadways wednesday afternoon and
evening...and during the overnight hours.
* winds...north 5 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph.
* temperatures...highs in the mid 20s. lows 6 to 12 above.
* visibilities...1 miles or less at times in heavier snowfall.
precautionary/preparedness actions...
a winter storm watch means there is a potential for significant
snow that may impact travel. continue to monitor the latest
forecasts.
please stay tuned to noaa weather radio...your local media...or
go to www.weather.gov/burlington for further updates on this
weather situation.
&&
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including the cities of...oswego...watertown...lowville
400 am edt mon mar 10 2014
...winter storm watch in effect from wednesday morning through
thursday morning...
the national weather service in buffalo has issued a winter storm
watch...which is in effect from wednesday morning through
thursday morning.
* locations...eastern lake ontario region.
* timing...early wednesday morning through early thursday
morning.
* hazards...heavy snow.
* accumulations...snow potentially accumulating 7 to 12 inches.
* impacts...moderate to heavy snow may produce very difficult
travel conditions with snow covered roads and poor visibility.
increasing winds will produce blowing and drifting snow
wednesday afternoon and night.
* forecaster confidence...medium. there remains some uncertainty
with the exact track of this system. just a small change in the
low track would alter expected accumulations.
precautionary/preparedness actions...
a winter storm watch means that heavy snow accumulations are
possible. if you are within the watch area...remain alert to
rapidly changing weather conditions.
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/buffalo.
&&
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