####018009073#### ACUS42 KWBC 260252 SCCNS2 Storm Summary Number 3 for Southern Plains to Northeast Winter Storm NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD 900 PM CST Wed Jan 25 2023 ...Snow continues across the Northeast as impacts spread eastward into Northern New England... Winter Storm Warnings are in effect for eastern Michigan, the Catskills, Adirondacks, and much of interior New England. Winter Weather Advisories are in effect for portions of the Great Lakes region through the Northeast. For a detailed graphical depiction of the latest watches, warnings and advisories, please see www.weather.gov At 800 PM CST...A low pressure center was analyzed over Lake Erie with a minimum surface pressure of 995 mb (29.38 in Hg). An occluded boundary extended southward towards the triple point in northern South Carolina, where a cold front stretched southward through Georgia and into the Gulf of Mexico. Furthermore, a warm front extended northeastward through the central Mid-Atlantic, turning toward the east just south of New York City. Latest National Weather Service RADAR and surface observations depicted moderate to heavy rain, with embedded thunderstorms along the southeast coast falling ahead of the eastward progressing cold front. Further north, in the cold sector of the system, warm air surging northward has caused a changeover of precipitation from snow to rain across much of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, with the leading edge of the rain stretching from Massachusetts west-southwest into the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania. Additionally, moderate to heavy snow is currently being observed across much of northern and interior New England, with snow rates of 1-2+"/hr in some areas. ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches from 600 AM CST Mon Jan 23 through 800 PM CST Tue Jan 25... ...ILLINOIS... MODOC 7.2 PEORIA 2 NW 5.0 GOODFIELD 4.0 OHARE AIRPORT 3.5 CARTHAGE 3.0 WALNUT HILL 3 NNW 3.0 DOUGLAS - CHICAGO 1 N 1.4 ...INDIANA... FORT WAYNE 8.5 INDIAN VILLAGE 7.0 GALVESTON 6.0 BATESVILLE 2 WNW 4.0 BRIGHT 2 N 3.0 SALEM 1 SSE 2.0 EVANSVILLE 2 WSW 1.2 ...MARYLAND... LA VALE 5.8 LITTLE ORLEANS 5 NNW 5.5 GRANTSVILLE 4 E 4.5 HAGERSTOWN 3.5 ...MASSACHUSETTS... LEYDEN 1 W 2.5 SAVOY 2.2 ...MICHIGAN... ANN ARBOR 7.8 TROY 7.5 PORTAGE 5.2 FLINT 4 SSW 3.6 ...NEW HAMPSHIRE... DEERFIELD 1 N 2.0 HILLSBOROUGH 3 N 2.0 ...NEW YORK... AVOCA 2 NW 6.5 CHAUMONT 5.0 CLINTON 4.0 BUFFALO AIRPORT 3.5 MONTICELLO 3.0 TICONDEROGA 3 NNW 2.0 ALBANY 2 W 1.0 ...OHIO... OAKSHADE 1 SW 7.9 UNION 1 WSW 4.9 DAYTON COX AIRPORT 4.7 E PATASKALA 3.0 OXFORD 3.0 CINCINNATI 7 WNW 1.9 ...PENNSYLVANIA... LEONARD HARRISON 1 SSE 8.0 HOLLIDAYSBURG 4.8 SPRING TWP 4.0 COOPERSBURG 3.5 ...VERMONT... LUDLOW 3 S 3.0 SOUTH HERO 1.8 ...WEST VIRGINIA... KEYSER 6.5 HARTMANSVILLE 1 E 6.3 BISMARCK 6.0 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Freezing Rain ice amounts in inches from 600 AM CST Mon Jan 23 through 800 PM CST Tue Jan 25... ...MASSACHUSETTS... WORCESTER AP 0.07 ORANGE AP 0.04 WESTFIELD-BARNES AP 0.03 ...Selected preliminary Storm Total Snowfall in inches where the event has ended... ...ARKANSAS... KAY 3 SE 14.5 WITTS SPRINGS 13.0 DEER 11.3 ST. JOE 2.7 WNW 10.5 HARRISON 10.0 KINGSTON 1 ESE 10.0 FAYATTEVILLE 1 ENE 8.5 ...KANSAS... CAMBRIDGE 5.5 BASSETT 1 SE 2.2 WICHITA EISENHOWER AIRPORT 1.8 ...MISSOURI... LANTON 3 NE 12.0 WEST PLAINS 11.0 WILLOW SPRINGS 9.0 PARK HILLS 1 WNW 8.5 ROBY 8.0 SPRINGFIELD 2 NE 4.5 ...NEW MEXICO... PLEASANT HILL 5 N 8.5 VAUGHN 8.0 CHACON 2 NE 6.6 ...OKLAHOMA... ERICK 7.0 HOFFMAN 4 S 6.0 LEWISVILLE 5 SW 6.0 MADGE 6.0 REYDON 6.0 ...TEXAS... MATADOR 1 NW 10.0 PLAINVIEW 9.0 KRESS 8.5 QUAIL 8.0 LUBBOCK INTL AIRPORT 7.0 SHAMROCK 7.0 AMARILLO 4 SSW 3.0 Light to moderate snow is possible over the Great Lakes region and upper Ohio River Valley region tonight as the storm system moves northeast. Widespread light additional accumulations between 1-2" are possible, with locally higher amounts to the southeast Lake Michigan and Lake Erie. Over the interior Northeast, precipitation will continue to change from snow to rain as the low-pressure center tracks inland, sending a surge of warm air northward on the east side of the low. Peak snowfall rates in the northern portions of interior Northeast are likely to range between 1-2+"/hr, leading to potentially dangerous travel conditions before precipitation changes to sleet, ice and rain later tonight. The heaviest accumulations will be confined to northern stretches of interior New England, which may reach upwards of 3-6", and 4-8" (locally 12+") of snow across much of Maine. During the changeover from snow to rain, ice accumulations are possible, with up to 0.1" of ice forecast across areas extending from the northern Appalachians through New England. The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction Center at 900 AM CST. Please refer to your local National Weather Service office for additional information on this event. Genz $$