|
Date |
City |
Degrees
Fahrenheit |
| Feb 15 |
Record lows:
Rapid City, SD
Toledo, OH
Dayton, OH
Cleveland, OH
Mansfield, OH
Cincinnati, OH |
.
-21
-8
-5
-4 tie
-3
-1 |
| Feb 14 |
Midwest storm slams Northeast as blizzard - Most of upstate New York reported
several inches of new snow this morning, with 10 inches in Oswego. Snowfall of
8 to 36 inches (3 feet) was predicted for areas around New York, and up to a foot
of snow in Connecticut. Meanwhile, a blizzard warning was issued for western
Massachusetts, with snowfall that could exceed 2 inches per hour.
Sheriff's offices in several Ohio counties closed roads to all but emergency workers.
Anyone else caught driving could be arrested.
In Illinois, Springfield recorded nearly 16 inches of snow fell in Springfield, while
Champaign recorded at least 12 inches.
In Indianapolis, Tuesday’s 7.4 inches of snow set a record for the date. Areas of northern Pennsylvania were expecting more than 12 inches of snow.
http://www.usatoday.com/weather/stormcenter/2007-02-14-winter-snow_x.htm?csp=24 |
|
| Feb 14 |
Snowfall in one day:
Springfield, IL---15.8"
Hartford City, IN---15.5"
Frankfort, IN---14"
Lafayette, IN---13.5"
Chicago, IL---5.8" |
|
| Feb 13 |
10-day snowfall totals:
Redfield, NY---146"
Parish, NY---121"
Mexico, NY---106"
North Osceola, NY---106"
Snowfall in one day:
Springfield, IL---6.2"
Urbana, IL---5.3"
Dayton, OH---5"
Indianapolis, IN---4.8" |
|
| Feb 13 |
New York State braces for yet more snow - As 12 feet (4 meters) of snow were not
enough, parts of New York State are bracing themselves for yet more snowfall this week!
This morning the National Weather Service posted an urgent warning of heavy snow for
western and central New York State. Up to a foot or more of fresh snow is forecast.
Parts of up state New York were said to be more akin to the Arctic, with only the tops of
street signs and barn and church roofs visible. Mrs. Yerdon who measured the 358cms
(141 inches ) of snow said that her home now resembled a giant marshmallow and said
that if she wanted to walk down her driveway she would not only need her snowshoes
but a bulldozer too!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/news/13022007news.shtml |
|
| Feb 12 |
Major Winter Storm Developing - A major winter storm developing today over the
southern Plains will spread a swath of heavy snow from the northern High Plains to
the Ohio Valley and severe thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast. The storm will bring
heavy snow to the Northeast on Tuesday, with near-blizzard conditions developing in
New England from late Tuesday into Wednesday.
http://wwwa.accuweather.com/news-top-headline.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0 |
|
| Feb 12 |
Snow Just Won't Stop in Upstate N.Y. - Intense lake-effect snow squalls that buried
communities along eastern Lake Ontario for nine straight days diminished Sunday -
then started up again early Monday.
Unofficially, the squalls have dumped 12 feet, 2 inches of snow at Redfield. If accurate,
that would break the state record of 10 feet, 7 inches of snow that fell in nearby Montague
over seven days ending Jan. 1, 2002, said Steve McLaughlin, a meteorologist for the
National Weather Service in Buffalo.
"We may get one more burst of snow. But then it's over. Finally, some mercy,"
McLaughlin said. However, the forecaster noted that a coastal winter storm expected
midweek could bring another 6 to 12 inches.
http://apnews.myway.com/article/20070212/D8N872980.html
Thanks to Jeff Reed for this link. |
|
| Feb 12 |
Village May Set N.Y. Record for Snowfall - More than 11 feet! - The village of Redfield
in upstate New York gets a lot of snowfall during the winter, but last week's total - more
than 11 feet, unofficially - might be an all-time record.
http://www.comcast.net/news/index.jsp?cat=GENERAL&fn=/2007/02/11/584581.html |
|
| Feb 10 |
Upstate N.Y. Snow Rises to 110 Inches - Parish, NY reached a milestone early Saturday
with 100 inches of snow (more than 8 feet) during the past seven days. Late Saturday, the
total had risen to 110 inches. A warning said 2 to 4 more feet of snow was possible.
Front doors are buried and footprints lead to second-story windows. Sidewalks that have
been dug out look like miniature canyons.
http://www.comcast.net/news/index.jsp?cat=GENERAL&fn=/2007/02/10/583991.html&cvqh=itn_snow |
|
| Feb 10 |
Snowfall totals:
Parish, NY---100"
Mexico, NY---88"
North Osceola, NY---85"
Oswego, NY---72"
Syracuse, NY---16" |
|
| Feb 10 |
Rainfall in one day:
Venado, CA---3.60"
Ben Lomond, CA---2.93" |
|
| Feb 9 |
Snow keeps coming in upstate New York
Up to four more feet possible - - With more than 100 inches of snow in some areas
of upstate New York since last Sunday, forecasters now expect up to four feet more,
as well as a longer blast lasting into next week.
Late Thursday the northern parts of Oswego County were accumulating as much
as 3 inches per hour, said Dave Sage, a meteorologist with the National Weather
Service in Buffalo. At times, the snow has fallen at a rate of as much as 5 inches an
hour. The snowfall was accompanied by high winds, creating whiteouts and other
problems around the state.
On Thursday, Gov. Eliot Spitzer declared a state disaster emergency in Oswego County.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17063535/ |
|
| Feb 8 |
Eight feet of snow expected in upstate New York - Six feet has fallen so far, with more
expected. "It’s almost an unreal amount," said Mayor Randy Bateman of Oswego. "We
catch up when it stops, but then it just comes again, even heavier."
"When you get 5 feet of snow in 24 hours, it’s tough," said Oswego Fire Chief Ed Geers.
Whiteout conditions—the snow has been falling at a rate of 5 inches an hour at times
—forced closure of 15 miles of Interstate 81 between Central Square and Pulaski.
The bitter cold and slippery roads have contributed to at least 19 deaths.
In West Virginia, where as much as 9 inches of snow has fallen, officials called
snowplow drivers out of retirement to clear the roads.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17042993/
Thanks to Larry Cook for this link.
Larry asks, "Where do you put eight feet of snow?" |
|
| Feb 8 |
Snowfall totals:
Redfield, NY---82"
Parish, NY---77"
Scriba, NY---75"
Mexico, NY---72"
Oswego, NY---67" |
|
| Feb 6 |
Record lows
Elkins, WV
Mansfield, OH
Parkersburg, WV
Charleston, WV
Lynchburg, VA |
.
-16 tie
-6 tie
-4
-1
4 |
| Feb 6 |
Snowfall in one day:
Scriba, NY---45"
East Aurora, NY---36"
Parish, NY---54"
Oswego, NY---31"
Palermo, NY---29"
South Wales, NY---26"
West Monroe, NY---25"
Boston, NY---21"
Silver Creek, NY---20"
Redfield, NY---62"
Oswego, NY---62"
Mexico, NY---57"
North Osceola, NY---42"
South Wales, NY---26" |
|
| Feb 5 |
Subzero chill across East and Midwest - The official low in Chicago this morning, 13 below, was the coldest in the Windy City in more than a decade.
Almost a foot of snow fell on Buffalo, forcing closure of a 38-mile stretch of the New York Thruway, with more snow expected. Meanwhile, ice on the Hudson River forced New York Waterway officials to shut down ferry service from Haverstraw to Ossining.
More than 600 schools were closed in the Cleveland area, where wind chills reached -20. All Milwaukee schools closed after wind chills dropped to almost 40 below.
The coldest spot was Embarrass, Minn., where thermometers plunged to -42.
In Denver, record snowfall so far this season has already topped the annual average of 61.7 inches, with four months to go.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16992784/ |
|
| Feb 5 |
Record lows
Grand Forks, ND
Youngstown, OH |
.
-31
-5 |
| Feb 4 |
Record lows in five states:
Medford, WI
Grand Forks, ND
Ironwood, MI
Rochester, MN
Madison, WI
Milwaukee, WI
Kahului, HI |
.
-42
-29 tie
-38
-37
-28
-28
54 tie |
| Feb 4 |
Snowfall totals:
Grand Haven, MI---15"
Grand Rapids, MI---11.8"
Muskegon, MI---7.9" |
|
| Feb 3 |
Denver spending millions for ice removal - At a news conference Friday, Mayor John
Hickenlooper and the city's Public Works Department explained that the city is spending
up to $10 million to hire outside help to clear ice from the streets. There are 14,000 blocks
that need ice and snow removal.
Hickenlooper says the city's strategy is focused on creating center lanes of 10 to 12 feet
down side streets throughout Denver.
"January of 2007 has been our 10th coldest month on record.," said Hickenlooper. "We
know this is unique, this is a once in a lifetime event." (I’m not so sure of that.)
http://www.9news.com/news/article.aspx?storyid=64180
Thanks to Craig Adkins for this link |
|
| Feb 3 |
Snowfall in one day:
Houghton, MI---17"
Grand Marais, MI---15"
Indian River, MI---8"
Tallmadge, MI---5.6" |
|
| Feb 2 |
Record lows
Denver, CO
Alamosa, CO
Burlington, CO |
.
-18
-26 tie
-10 tie |
| Feb 2 |
Rainfall in one day
Salt Springs, FL---7.68"
Orange Springs, FL---7.23"
Ocala, FL---7.01"
Palm Coast, FL---6.90"
Flagler Beach, FL---5.14"
Panama City, FL---4.01"
Gainesville, FL---3.05"
Jacksonville, FL---2.37"
Daytona Beach, FL---2.10" |
|
| Feb 1 |
All-time record in Goodland, Kansas for consecutive days of snow
... and the 8th coldest January on record
1 Feb 07 - NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GOODLAND KS
THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE DURING JANUARY 2007 AT THE GOODLAND AIRPORT
WAS 18.7 DEGREES...THE 8TH COLDEST JANUARY ON RECORD AND THE COLDEST
SINCE JANUARY 1979. THE ALL-TIME COLDEST JANUARY OCCURRED IN 1949.
JANUARY 2007 ALSO INCLUDED 12 CONSECUTIVE DAYS BELOW FREEZING, THE
LONGEST TIME BELOW FREEZING SINCE DECEMBER OF 1983...AND THE 7TH LONGEST
ON RECORD.
AS OF FEBRUARY 1...GOODLAND HAS HAD AT LEAST ONE INCH OF SNOW ON THE
GROUND FOR 43 CONSECUTIVE DAYS...THIS APPEARS TO BE AN ALL-TIME RECORD
FOR GOODLAND.
Thanks to skier Ken for this info |
|
| Feb 1 |
Winter storm spreads snow, ice from Oklahoma to North Carolina - The storm
rushed across the Southeast Thursday, closing schools and grounding flights a
day after coating roads with deadly ice in the Plains.
A winter storm warning covered the western Carolinas and northern Georgia on
Thursday afternoon, and more than 4 inches of snow fell in spots.
Oklahoma, meanwhile, grappled with a second, trailing storm that kept roads slick
and dangerous.
http://www.usatoday.com/weather/stormcenter/2007-02-01-winter-weather_x.htm?csp=24 |
|
| Feb 1 |
Snowfall in one day:
Turnerville, GA---6"
Edgemoor, SC---4.5"
Toccoa, GA---4"
Clayton, GA---2"
Charlotte, NC---2" |
|
| Jan 30 |
Snowfall in one day:
Hannibal, NY---30"
Perrysburg, NY---24"
Awkwright, NY---23"
Fairhaven, NY---20"
Hamburg, NY---10.5" |
|
| Jan 30 |
Frigid cold sweeps North America - Temperatures plunged to 2C (36F)
in Tampa, Florida this morning, and to 3C (37F) at Fort Myers. Florida temperatures
usually range between 0C (50F) and 23C (73F) in January.
In Canada, the city of Toronto started the day at -15C (5F). In the Canadian capitol
the mercury fell to -24C (-11F), some 10 degrees below average.
New York recorded -7C (19F), while further south in Washington D.C., temperatures
fell to -9C (16F).
Temperatures in Savannah, Georgia dropped to -1C (30F). In Havana, Cuba, the
mercury dipped to 10C (50F), far below its 17C (63F) average low.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/news/30012007news.shtml |
|
| Jan 29 |
Rainfall totals:
Nordoff Ridge, CA---4.13"
Matilija Dam, CA---3.07"
Oxnard, CA---2.33" |
|
| Jan 27 |
Record snowfall creating problems - Snow in the road, snow blocking driveways
and snow piled up so high, it looks like a mountain: there is so much snow, Anchorage
residents are getting fed up--not with Mother Nature, but with the way the city is
handling it.
Anchorage‘s snow-removal budget of two million dollars is set by a yearly snowfall
of under 70 inches. So far this season, Anchorage has seen more than 74 inches of the
white stuff--more than normally falls in an entire winter. And there are still four months
left in the snow season.
http://www.ktva.com/topstory/ci_5096272
Thanks to Clay Olson for this link |
|
| Jan 27 |
Record lows in three states
Mount Mansfield, VT
Montpelier, VT
Worcester, MA
Boston, MA
Providence, RI
Hilo, HI |
.
-14
-2
8
13
15
58 |
| Jan 26 |
Record lows
Bridgeport, CT
New York City, NY |
.
5 tie
9 tie |
| Jan 25 |
Snowfall in one day:
East Rochester, NY---17"
Cassadaga, NY---13"
Harbor, MI----12"
Forestville, MI---10"
Penfield, NY---7.5"
Port Sanilac, MI---8"
Port Hope, MI---6"
Geneva, NY---5.5"
Port Austin, MI---5" |
|
| Jan 24 |
Massive snowfall in Anchorage
24 Jan 07 –– Having received more than 74 inches of snow this season,
Anchorage, Alaska has been hit with twice the normal amount of snow
that falls during the entire winter … and the season is only half over.
According to the city, it's reaching a crisis level. The city can plow the
roads, but where to put the snow? Two-lane roads are quickly becoming one.
"I've lived in Alaska since 1967 and I don't remember ever having this much
snow before," said resident Joyce Elliston.
The city is already $2 million over budget for snow removal this season.
http://www.ktuu.com/Global/story.asp?S=5986863
Thanks to both Jack Bailey and Martin Hoer for this info. |
|
| Jan 24 |
Rainfall in one day:
Palacios, TX---2.99"
Victoria, TX---2.41" |
|
| Jan 23 |
Record Lows
Redding, CA
Stockton, CA
Ramona, CA
Santa Barbara, CA
San Luis Obispo, CA |
.
26
27
27
30
31 |
| Jan 23 |
Snowfall in one day:
Carlsbad, NM---8"
Barnes Corner, NY---6"
Buffalo, NY---5.6"
Adams, NY---5"
Seminole, TX---5"
Pecos, TX---5"
Odessa, TX---2"
El Paso, TX---1" |
|
| Jan 22 |
Snow in Tucson - Two inches of snow fell in Tucson, Arizona, yesterday, while
El Paso, Texas, received a dusting of snow. The same storm will soon bring rain
and wet snow to the western panhandle of Texas, southern New Mexico and far
southeast Arizona.
More than a foot of snow fell on parts of northern Arizona, and several more
inches were possible Monday.
Winter weather has also hit hard on the East Coast, bringing snow, sleet and
freezing rain to Virginia, Washington, D.C., and Maryland.
Snow in Malibu, a huge freeze in California, and now snow in Tucson
and parts of Mexico. Where's the global warming ??
http://premiuma.accuweather.com/adcbin/premium/headlines.asp?iws=3
Thanks to both skier Ken and Craig Adkins for this link. |
|
| Jan 21 |
Snowfall in one day:
Hannagan Meadow, AZ---24"
Mt. Lemmon, AZ (near Tucson)---12"
Bisbee, AZ---9"
Safford, AZ---9"
Tucson, AZ---1.5"
Borger, TX---10"
Amarillo, TX---8.5"
Lubbock, TX---4.3"
Albuquerque, TX---3.5" |
|
| Jan 20 |
Snowfall in one day:
Stokes Hill, NY---17"
Northfield, VT---13"
Syracuse, NY---7"
Friona, TX---7"
Amarillo, TX---6"
Tucumcari, NM---6" |
|
| Jan 18 |
Snow Snarls Traffic In Malibu!- The southbound lands on I-5 through the Grapevine
area were closed due to snow Thursday. About three inches of snow accumulated on
the freeway, with a layer of ice underneath.
Snow also fell on the palm trees of West Los Angeles and Malibu Wednesday.
Residents in West Los Angeles said that several inches of snow fell in their yards.
The last snowfall recorded at LAX was in January 1962, according to the National
Weather Service.
In Ventura County, northwest of Los Angeles, a portion of State Route 33 about
12 miles north of Ojai, was closed due to snow and ice.
http://knbc.nbcweatherplus.com/weathernews/10773559/detail.html
Thanks to David Swineford for this link |
|
| Jan 18 |
Death toll rises to 65 - The winter blasts that kept Texas and Oklahoma residents
shivering has now spread to mid-Atlantic states and the Carolinas, with a mix of snow,
sleet and freezing rain.
Scattered snow showers were also forecast across parts of the western Great Lakes
and Upper Midwest, while another barrage of storms was set to bring up to 8 inches
of snow to the Plains by late Friday.
Frigid conditions prevailed around the country. The entire state of Maine fell into
the single digits or lower, reaching minus-16F in Caribou.
Snow fell briefly in normally sunny Malibu, snow plows cleared a major road through
the Malibu mountains, and Valencia - 30 miles north of Los Angeles - saw snow for the
first time in more than 20 years.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14117850/ |
|
| Jan 17 |
Record lows
Lancaster, CA
Palmdale, CA
Blythe, CA
Imperial, CA |
.
8
14 tie
25
26 |
| Jan 17 |
300,000 still lack power as new storm looms
Winter wreaks havoc from Texas to Maine; death toll hits 55
Tens of thousands of electricity customers are likely to still lack power a week
after the ice storm blamed for 55 deaths in nine states.
Houston and San Antonio were under rare ice warnings, while a 300-mile stretch
of I-10 from Fort Stockton to San Antonio was closed because of fresh snow atop
a layer of ice.
That same cold air mass moved into the Northeast Wednesday, where thermometers
plunged to16 below at Caribou, Maine, and 19 above in New York City.
In Buffalo, Missouri, nearly all stores, gas stations and restaurants were closed
Tuesday. "There are no services," Mayor Jerry Hardesty said. "I’ve talked to residents
who have lived here 50 years and nobody can remember it ever being this bad."
The private forecasting company DTN Meteorlogix expects 2 to 6 inches of snow from
the Texas panhandle to the Kansas border and 1 to 3 inches in southern Kansas this
weekend.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14117850/ |
|
| Jan 16 |
Delta, UT
Greer, AZ
Prescott, AZ
Sacramento, CA
Oakland, CA |
-19
-5
8
23
28 |
| Jan 16 |
Snowfall in one day:
Concord, OH---8""
Thompson, OH---7""
Mexico, NY---7""
Newark, NY---7"" |
|
| Jan 16 |
Deadly winter blasts felt across U.S.
450,000 still without power as death toll reaches 51 in nine states
Some 92,000 Oklahoma homes and businesses might not have power restored until
next week, a utility company spokesman said. "There are a lot of places where virtually everything is destroyed," Public Service Company of Oklahoma spokesman Stan
Whiteford said. "In some cases, entire electric services will have to be rebuilt."
In Missouri, about 210,000 homes and businesses still had no electricity, along with tens
of thousands of customers in Michigan, New York, Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16634187/from/ET/ |
|
| Jan 16 |
Deadly winter blasts felt across U.S.
Half million without power as death toll reaches 46 in seven states
16 Jan 07 - Winter gripped most of the United States today, leaving 500,000 homes
and businesses without electricity in the Midwest and Northeast, and dumping another
blast of snow on the Northwest. Meanwhile, California reported that nearly its entire
$1 billion citrus crop was wiped out by a freeze. Other crops, including avocados and
strawberries, also suffered damage.
(In my book I said that "We’ll be fighting in the streets for food long before we’re
covered by ice.")
See http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16634187/
Thanks to Jeff Reed for this link |
|
| Jan 16 |
Rainfall totals:
Blakely Mtn Dam, AR---9.17"
Little Rock, AR---6.53"
Poplar Bluff, MO---4.88"
Paducah, KY---4.31"
Evansville, IN---3.57" |
|
| Jan 15 |
Record lows in four states:
Bryce Canyon, UT
Grand Junction, CO
Douglas, AZ
Tucson, AZ
Bakersfield, CA |
.
-17
-8 tie
9
20
24 |
| Jan 15 |
Death toll grows as path of ice storm widens
Pipes freeze in Phoenix
Hundreds of thousands without power from Oklahoma to New Hampshire
President Bush declares Oklahoma a disaster area
The death toll from a powerful winter storm rose to 36 across six states Monday,
as the Northeast started feeling the punch.
In addition to those without power in the Midwest, a layer of ice up to a half-inch
thick knocked out power to more than 50,000 customers in northern New York and
at least 4,500 in New Hampshire. During the weekend, water pipes froze in the
Phoenix area.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16634187/
Thanks to Paul R. Stanko for this link. |
|
| Jan 15 |
Winter Blast Heads East –– Death toll rises to 29 - More than 300,000 in Missouri
still lack power following weekend storms whose death toll rose to 29 in five states.
Another 122,000 lacked power in Oklahoma as of Sunday night. A gymnasium roof
collapsed in Del City, Oklahoma, under the weight of ice and snow.
Nebraska, which has been pummeled by winter storms in the past month, received
even more snow. The storm was expected to continue heading northeast, dumping
more than a foot of snow on Lower Michigan and parts of New England.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/16634187/ |
|
| Jan 15 |
Rainfall in one day:
Mount Ida, AR---2.89"
El Dorado, AR---2.41"
Hot Springs, AR---2.21"
Russellville, AR---2.16"
Batesville, AR---2.12" |
|
| Jan 15 |
Rawlins, WY
Randolph, UT
Delta, UT
Laramie, WY
Flagstaff, AZ |
-25
-24
-24
-16
-15 |
| Jan 15 |
Snowfall in one day:
Rumford, ME---9.5""
Guilford, ME---8""
Dixville Notch, NH---8""
Orono, ME---6.5""
Plattsburgh, NY---6"" |
|
| Jan 14 |
Flagstaff, AZ
Sacramento, CA
Bakersfield, CA
Burbank, CA
Los Angeles, CA
Unusually Low temps:
Lancaster, CA
Palmdale, CA
Paso Robles, CA
Sandberg, CA
Redding, CA |
-15
22
25 tie
27
35
3
10
15
19
19 |
| Jan 14 |
Plunging temperatures threaten California citrus crop - As thermometers plunged
on Friday, the Governor of California declared a state of emergency. The freezing
temperatures, which are expected to continue into early next week, have already
destroyed millions of dollars of crops.
Monterey set a new record Friday night at 27F (-3C), one degree below the record
set in 1963. Sacramento tied its record low of 22F (-6C) set in 1949.
Temperatures at Lancaster dipped to just 7F (-14C). Growers were building bonfires
and setting up large fans to try and keep the cold at bay.
The cold snap even brought a rare dusting of snow to the Monclair, Chino and
Riverside areas.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/news/14012007news.shtml |
|
| Jan 14 |
Rainfall in 30 hours
Lufkin, TX---5.15"
Little Rock, AR---4.50"
Tyler, TX---4.13"
Hot Springs, AR---4.05"
Huntsville, TX---3.87" |
|
| Jan 13 |
West Yellowstone, MT
Stanley, ID
Paso Robles, CA
Sacramento, CA
Marysville, CA |
-47
-34
12
22
24 |
| Jan 13 |
Crippling Winter Storm Lashes mid-USA - Another blast of freezing rain, sleet
and snow pummeled the nation’s midsection Saturday, causing power outages for
at least 200,000 and tying up highways, railways, and airports.
Missouri’s governor declared a state of emergency and activated the National Guard.
He said the worst wave may come Sunday.
In Southern California, thermometers registered just 8 degrees at Lancaster, 22 at
Palmdale and 30 in Santa Barbara. The storm was expected to continue through the
weekend, laying down a coat of ice and snow from Texas to Oklahoma to Wisconsin
to Illinois.
http://www.comcast.net/news/index.jsp?cat=GENERAL&fn=/2007/01/13/561708.html |
|
| Jan 13 |
Rainfall in one day:
Austin, TX---4.28"
Little Rock, AR---3.28"
Dallas, TX----3.03"
Hot Springs, AR---2.56"
Tyler, TX---2.35" |
|
| Jan 12 |
Winter blast slams central USA - several inches of ice expected
12 Jan 07 — Freezing rain fell in the nation's midsection Friday, and temperatures
plunged from Minnesota to Las Vegas. "It could definitely be a paralyzing storm,"
said Max Blood, a senior forecaster with the National Weather Service in Tulsa.
Several inches of ice was expected in parts of Kansas by the end of the weekend.
Freezing temperatures and up to 2 inches of snow were also forecast for southern
Nevada. http://www.usatoday.com/weather/storms/2007-01-11-ice-storm_x.htm |
|
| Jan 12 |
Ice storm warning issued for almost all of Oklahoma.
The National Weather Service in Norman, Okla. explains what this means:
AN ICE STORM WARNING MEANS SEVERE WINTER WEATHER CONDITIONS
ARE EXPECTED. SIGNIFICANT AMOUNTS OF ICE ACCUMULATIONS WILL MAKE
TRAVEL DANGEROUS OR IMPOSSIBLE. TRAVEL IS STRONGLY DISCOURAGED.
COMMERCE WILL LIKELY BE SEVERELY IMPACTED. IF YOU MUST TRAVEL...
KEEP AN EXTRA FLASHLIGHT...FOOD...AND WATER IN YOUR VEHICLE IN
CASE OF AN EMERGENCY. ICE ACCUMULATIONS AND WINDS WILL LIKELY
LEAD TO SNAPPED POWER LINES AND FALLING TREE BRANCHES THAT
ADD TO THE DANGER.
http://blogs.usatoday.com/weather/2007/01/usa_today_weath_8.html |
|
| Jan 12 |
More snow for Colorado - The second significant snowfall of the winter hit parts of
Washington State and parts of Northwest Oregon at mid-week, with some areas reporting
as much as 10 inches. The storm has since edged into northern Colorado, and is forecast
to edge further south across Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and into Texas.
A winter storm also pushed into Utah and Nevada on Thursday, bringing snowfalls of
4 to 6 inches to parts of Utah.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/news/12012007news.shtml |
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| Jan 10 |
Snowfall in one day:
Big Moose, NY---19”
Highmarket, NY---19"
Old Forge, NY---15”
Yorkshire , NY ---14”
N. Osceola , NY ---17”
Ellicottville, NY---16"
Syracuse, NY---10.6"
Cherry Hill, NY---8"
Ferndale, WA---9"
Bellingham, WA---7"
Ashland, NC---8.5”
Warsaw, NY ---8”
McHenry, MD---6”
Boone, NC---4”
Marion, WV---3” | <TD style="PADDING-RIGHT: 3.75pt; PADDING-LEFT: 3.75pt; PADD