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Subject: Re: "And so it begins.."
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SEVERE/SPECIAL WEATHER ADVISORIES
KRLX 122215
WVZ005>011-013>020-024>040-046-047-VAZ003-004-OHZ066-067-075-076-
083>087-KYZ101>103-105-131030-
SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER TECHNOLOGIES SERVICE BECKLEY WV
FRI MAR 12 1999
...POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT SNOW ACCUMULATION SUNDAY...
A STORM GATHERING MOISTURE OVER THE SOUTHERN PLAINS STATES FRIDAY
WILL LIKELY DELIVER WINTRY PRECIPITATION INCLUDING SNOW TO OUR AREA
DURING THE LATTER PART OF THE WEEKEND. THERE IS THE POTENTIAL FOR
SEVERAL INCHES OF SNOWFALL FOR AT LEAST PART OF OUR AREA BY SUNDAY
NIGHT...AND A WINTER STORM WATCH MAY BE REQUIRED IF INDICATIONS
CONTINUE TO SUPPORT THIS POTENTIAL.
THERE IS UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE EXACT EVOLUTION AND TRACK OF THIS
SYSTEM. THEREFORE...IT IS TOO EARLY TO DETERMINE JUST WHEN AND
WHERE WINTRY PRECIPITATION WILL OCCUR.
THE STORM WILL TRACK SOMEWHERE TO OUR SOUTH SUNDAY...REACHING THE
EAST COAST LATE SUNDAY NIGHT. WITH COLD AIR IN PLACE...THIS TRACK
SUPPORTS AT LEAST SOME WINTRY PRECIPITATION FOR OUR AREA.
WARM AIR IS NOT FAR TO THE SOUTH...AND WILL BE DRAWN TOWARD US AS
THE STORM APPROACHES. ALSO...A LARGE HIGH PRESSURE CENTER TO THE
NORTH WILL CONTINUE FEEDING DRIER AIR SOUTH INTO OUR AREA. THESE
INDICATIONS POINT TOWARD A NARROW BAND OF SIGNIFICANT SNOW. NORTH
OF THIS BAND...THERE WILL BE VERY LITTLE PRECIPITATION. SOUTH OF
THIS BAND...WARMER AIR ALOFT WILL CAUSE THE PRECIPITATION TO CHANGE
TO SLEET AND PERHAPS FREEZING RAIN OR EVEN RAIN DEPENDING UPON
SURFACE TEMPERATURES.
THE EXACT TRACK OF THE STORM WILL DETERMINE JUST WHERE THIS BAND
SETS.
AS THE STORM PASSES BY TO THE EAST LATER SUNDAY...IT WILL TAKE THE
WARM AIR WITH IT...AND ANY PRECIPITATION SHOULD CHANGE BACK TO SNOW
THROUGHOUT OUR REGION. THEREFORE...SOME ACCUMULATION IS STILL
POSSIBLE EVEN IN AREAS THAT GET MIXED PRECIPITATION. MORE
IMPORTANTLY...THE STORM...WHILE NOT ESPECIALLY INTENSE...WILL HAVE
PLENTY OF MOISTURE...AND SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL IS POSSIBLE IN THE
NARROW BAND WHERE THERE IS LITTLE OR NO MIXED PRECIPITATION.
THE SNOW WILL FINALLY TAPER OFF LATE SUNDAY NIGHT...FOLLOWED BY MORE
CHILLY WEATHER FOR MONDAY.
KEEP TUNED TO THE LATEST FROM YOUR NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE THROUGH
NOAA WEATHER RADIO OR THE MEDIA TO INCLUDE CABLE AND THE INTERNET.
WE WILL CONTINUE TO CLOSELY MONITOR THIS DEVELOPING WINTER WEATHER
SITUATION...AND WILL ISSUE WATCHES AND WARNINGS AS WARRANTED.
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