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January 26-28 2015 Blizzard Archive

TalcottWx

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mostman

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Made one of these after the Feb 13' blizzard two years ago. Always nice to have an archive to look at down the road.

Post anything worth remembering. Whether it be a snow pic or box disco.

I was just looking for that 2013 archive and couldn't find it. Do you have the link?

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000

FXUS61 KBOX 262112

AFDBOX

AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA

412 PM EST MON JAN 26 2015

.SYNOPSIS...

A CRIPPLING AND POTENTIALLY HISTORIC WINTER STORM / BLIZZARD WILL

IMPACT THE REGION TONIGHT INTO TUESDAY NIGHT. TRAVEL WILL BECOME

IMPOSSIBLE AND LIFE THREATENING. DRIER WEATHER FOLLOWS WEDNESDAY

AFTERNOON INTO EARLY THURSDAY...BUT LOW PRESSURE WILL BRING

ANOTHER CHANCE FOR SNOW THURSDAY NIGHT AND FRIDAY. VERY COLD AIR

LIKELY FOLLOWS FOR NEXT WEEKEND.

&&

.NEAR- AND SHORT-TERM /THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT/...

*/ HIGHLIGHTS...

- CRIPPLING AND POTENTIALLY HISTORIC BLIZZARD

- SERIOUS LIFE-THREATENING STORM / TRAVEL DISCOURAGED!

- 1 TO 2 FT OF SNOW WITH LOCALLY HIGHER AMOUNTS IN SNOW-BANDING

- WHITE OUT CONDITIONS / NEAR-ZERO VISIBILITIES AT TIMES

- STRONG TO DAMAGING WINDS / HURRICANE FORCE ACROSS SE NEW ENGLAND

- MODERATE TO MAJOR COASTAL FLOODING / SEVERE BEACH EROSION

*/ OVERVIEW...

HIGH CONFIDENCE FORECAST FOR A CRIPPLING/HISTORIC BLIZZARD IMPACTING

S NEW ENGLAND. NEGATIVELY-TILTING H5 TROUGH THROUGH WHICH MID-LEVEL

ENERGY INTENSIFIES SURFACE LOW PRESSURE SE OF NANTUCKET NEAR THE

40N/70W BENCHMARK NE INTO THE GULF OF MAINE TONIGHT-WEDNESDAY ALONG

AN OFFSHORE BAROCLINIC ZONE ENHANCED BY HIGH PRESSURE SITUATED N

ACROSS E CANADA. CLASSIC CONVEYOR BELTS BENEATH H3 JET COUPLING AXES

OF RRQ / LFQ YIELDS STRONG DIFFLUENT MOTIONS ALOFT. LOW VERTICALLY

STACKS / FILLS BECOMING CAPTURED / STALLING BENEATH THE CLOSING

LOW ALOFT RESULTING IN A SLOW-MOVING / LONG-DURATION STORM. SURFACE

PRESSURE FALLS OF 40-50 MB IN 18 HRS. ALREADY ONGOING AS LATEST

WATER VAPOR SATELLITE SHOWS THE INITIAL NEGATIVE-TILT AHEAD OF WHICH

THE BAROCLINIC-LEAF STRUCTURE IS EVIDENT. LOTS OF OFFSHORE LIGHTNING

ACTIVITY INDICATIVE THAT THIS STORM IS GETTING BEEFY/INTENSIFYING.

ITS BOMBOGENESIS BABY!

KEY TO THE FORECAST IS THE LOCATION OF THE CLOSING H85 / H7 LOW AND

PARENT CYCLONIC WARM- AND DRY-CONVEYOR BELT MOTIONS. PRESENTLY AN

OPEN-WAVE AHEAD OF WHICH A SW-NE BANDING SIGNATURE IS SEEN PER WSR-

88D RETURNS ALONG THE LEADING EDGE OF MID-LEVEL F-GEN FORCING ALOFT

EXPECTED TO MOVE ASHORE AND IMPACT S/SE NEW ENGLAND FROM NOW INTO

TONIGHT /1-2 INCH PER HR SNOWFALL RATES LATE/. THE BAND WILL PIVOT

SSW-NNE AND TROWAL REARWARD OF BOMBING LOW AROUND MIDNIGHT INTO

TUESDAY. MID-LEVEL FRONTOGENESIS NEIGHBORED WITH -EPV /POTENTIAL

INSTABILITY/ OF HIGH THETA-E AIR BELOW STRONG DIFFLUENCE ALOFT

YIELDS AN INTENSIFICATION OF THE SNOWBAND AND THE LIKELIHOOD OF

THUNDERSNOW. INCREASING SNOWFALL RATES OF 2-4 INCHES PER HR AROUND

MIDNIGHT INTO TUESDAY. DEFORMATION ZONE EXPECTED OF MODERATE-HEAVY

SNOW. DECENT STAR-SIGNATURES WITHIN FORECAST SNOW-BANDING WITH

STRONG LIFT THROUGH THE DENDRITIC GROWTH-ZONE.

WHILE THAT IS ONE FORECAST AREA OF MESOSCALE SNOW BANDING...ANOTHER

IS EXPECTED ALONG THE COASTAL FRONT WHERE LOW-MID LEVEL CONVERGENCE

IS MAXIMIZED BENEATH FAVORABLE DYNAMICS ALOFT DURING THE DAY TUESDAY.

CONSENSUS OF MODEL GUIDANCE KEEPS DRY AIR AT -10C E...SO ICE SHOULD

BE PRESENT AT THE TOP OF THE MOIST LAYER THRU WHICH STRONG FORCING

SHOULD OCCUR. THIS BANDING EXPECTED TO OCCUR OVER SE NEW ENGLAND

ADDING MORE SNOW ON TOP OF THE INITIAL FRONT-END THUMP DURING THE

OVERNIGHT HOURS.

ACTIVITY DIMINISHES W TO E AS THE LOW PULLS OUT TO SEA INTO

WEDNESDAY MORNING. ADDITIONAL ENERGY ROTATING REARWARD AROUND THE

LOW WILL LEND TO LOCALIZED AREAS OF LOW- TO MID-LEVEL CONVERGENCE

OF WHICH WILL INVIGORATE ADDITIONAL MESOSCALE BANDING THOUGH NOT

AS WIDESPREAD...MORE SCATTERED TO ISOLATED AS DRIER AIR ENTRAINS

AND THE LOW STACKS / OCCLUDES LENDING TO ITS DYING STAGE. ALL THAT

WILL BE LEFT IS ROBUST NW-WINDS DRAWING COLDER AIR S GENERATING

FAIRLY COLD WIND CHILL VALUES...ESPECIALLY IN WAKE OF A DEEP-LAYER

OF SNOW ANTICIPATED.

OVERALL WENT WITH MESOSCALE MODELS /MAINLY THE NAM WITH A TOUCH

OF THE WRF/ ALONG WITH A EC/WPC BLEND POINT TO THE TWO AREAS IN

QUESTION FOR SNOW-BANDING. ALL OTHER MODELS /GFS-CANADIAN-UKMET/

WERE CLUSTERED A BIT FASTER. OVERALL IT REMAINS A CHALLENGE AS

THERE IS A SPREAD IN THE FORECAST GUIDANCE OF LOW POSITIONING AND

THERE REMAINS FORECAST UNCERTAINTY.

SO A WORD OF CAUTION. WHILE THERE IS FOCUS OF TWO AREAS ACROSS S NEW

ENGLAND OF HEAVIER SNOWFALL AMOUNTS WITH A LULL IN BETWEEN...THIS IS

AN UNPRECEDENTED STORM FOR ALL S NEW ENGLAND FOR WHICH PREPARATIONS

SHOULD HAVE BEEN MADE AND ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN ON A SIMILAR NATURE

NO MATTER IF YOU`RE UNDER A BLIZZARD OR WINTER STORM WARNING. THIS

IS A DANGEROUS AND LIFE-THREATENING STORM. YOU SHOULD NOT BE OUT ON

THE ROADS...LEAVING THEM CLEAR FOR EMERGENCY OFFICIALS AND SNOW-

REMOVAL EQUIPMENT. YOU SHOULD BE TAKING SHELTER AND MAKING PLANS IN

CASE YOU BECOME TRAPPED FOR DAYS AND/OR LOSE POWER. CONSIDER ANY AND

ALL POSSIBILITIES NO MATTER WHAT YOU THINK THE OUTCOMES MAY BE.

*/ PRECIPITATION-TYPE...

CONTINUED INDICATIONS THAT WE WILL SEE A CHANGE-OVER TO RAIN ACROSS

THE E-HALF OF THE CAPE AND NANTUCKET...POSSIBLY MARTHAS VINEYARD

FROM AROUND MIDNIGHT INTO TUESDAY WITH THE TRANSITION LINE GRADUALLY

SHIFTING NW THROUGH THE TIMEFRAME PRIOR TO CHANGING BACK TO ALL SNOW

AS WE GO INTO LATE TUESDAY WHEN THE STORM BEGINS TO EXIT. PRECIP N/W

OF H925 0C LINE / COASTAL FRONT SHOULD REMAIN SNOW. MODEL CONSENSUS

OF THE DRY-SLOT AROUND -10C HAS IT CONFINED MAINLY IN AREAS WHERE

RAIN IS EXPECTED. FEEL THE TOP OF THE LOW-LEVELS ESPECIALLY WITH THE

COASTAL FRONT AND MESOSCALE BANDING SHOULD BE DEEP AND COLD ENOUGH

TO RETAIN THE PRESENCE OF ICE AT THE TOP OF THE LAYER.

*/ BLIZZARD...

TWO AREAS OF FOCUS: SE AND W NEW ENGLAND WITH HIGHLIGHTED MESOSCALE

SNOW-BANDING UP ABOVE. ANYWHERE FROM 2 TO 4 INCH PER HOUR SNOWFALL

RATES WILL BE POSSIBLE WITHIN BANDING...ALONG WITH THUNDERSNOW

POTENTIAL. SNOWFALL AMOUNTS EXCEEDING A FOOT WILL BE POSSIBLE WITHIN

6-HOURS. COUPLED WITH WINDS ESPECIALLY E/SE WILL MAKE FOR BLIZZARD /

WHITE-OUT / NEAR-ZERO VISIBILITY CONDITIONS. STORM-TOTAL SNOWFALL

GRAPHIC UPDATED TO ACCOUNT FOR THINKING. HEADLINES REMAIN UNCHANGED.

DID NOT GO WITH A MENTION OF THUNDER WITH THIS FORECAST.

LOWER SNOW-TO-LIQUID RATIOS TOWARDS THE NW IN COLDER AIR. A WETTER

SNOW CLOSER TO THE COAST TO THE SE. COMBINING WITH WINDS WILL MAKE

SE NEW ENGLAND BOTH VULNERABLE AND THE HIGHEST RISK AREA FOR POWER

OUTAGES...AS WELL AS DOWNED TREE / TREE LIMBS / STRUCTURAL DAMAGE.

WIDESPREAD AMOUNTS OF 1 TO 2 FEET WITH SOME LOCATIONS SEEING UPWARDS

OF 3 FEET...MAINLY IN THOSE AFOREMENTIONED AREAS WHERE MESOSCALE

SNOW-BANDING IS EXPECTED. TRAVEL WILL BE IMPOSSIBLE/LIFE-THREATENING

OVER THE ENTIRE FORECAST REGION.

*/ WINDS...

STRONGEST NE-WINDS CENTERED AROUND EARLY TUESDAY MORNING. AGREE WITH

PRIOR FORECASTER THAT LOW-LEVEL PROFILES WELL-MIXED UP TO H9 SUPPORT

AT LEAST 75-80 PERCENT OF MOMENTUM WITHIN LOWEST 2 KFT TO MIX-DOWN

TO THE SURFACE. HURRICANE FORCE WIND GUSTS OF 70 TO 80 MPH REMAIN

FORECASTED FOR SE-COASTAL MA INCLUDING PLYMOUTH COUNTY...CAPE COD...

ISLANDS...AND POSSIBLY EVEN CAPE ANN. WILL HAVE TO MONITOR THE

SITUATION CLOSELY. SUCH WINDS ARE COVERED WITHIN THE BLIZZARD

WARNING...THUS HURRICANE WIND FORCE WARNINGS ARE NOT ISSUED.

SO TO REITERATE...70 TO 80 MPH FOR SE-COASTAL MASSACHUSETTS AND EVEN

POSSIBLY FOR CAPE ANN. AROUND 50 TO 60 MPH GUSTS INLAND AROUND THE

I-95 CORRIDOR / ACROSS THE COASTAL PLAINS. 30 TO 40 MPH GUSTS ACROSS

REMAINDER OF THE INTERIOR.

WITH STRONG TO DAMAGING WINDS...DOWNED TREES/TREE LIMBS...STRUCTURAL

DAMAGE. RISKS ARE GREATER WHERE SNOW IS EXPECTED TO BE HEAVY / WET /

MORE WATER LADEN. SCATTERED TO WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES OVERALL WITH

GREATEST IMPACTS IN AREAS WITH STRONGEST WINDS.

*/ COASTAL FLOODING...

FOR MORE ON THIS PLEASE SEE THE COASTAL FLOODING SECTION BELOW.

&&

.LONG TERM /WEDNESDAY NIGHT THROUGH MONDAY/...

LINGERING SNOW SHOWERS SHOULD COME TO AN END WED MORNING ACROSS MOST

OF EASTERN NEW ENGLAND AS POWERFUL LOW PRESSURE LIFTS INTO THE

CANADIAN MARITIMES. A FEW OCEAN EFFECT SNOW SHOWERS MAY LINGER

INTO THE AFTERNOON OR PERHAPS EARLY EVENING ACROSS THE CAPE AND

ISLANDS. OTHERWISE...PARTIAL SUNSHINE DEVELOPS AS THE DAY WEARS ON

ACROSS THE REGION. IT WILL REMAIN COLD AND BREEZY WITH HIGHS

MAINLY IN THE 20S. HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS IN WED NIGHT AND WITH DEEP

SNOW PACK IN PLACE/DIMINISHING WIND SOME OUTLYING LOCATIONS SHOULD

FALL BELOW ZERO.

ANOTHER LOW PRESSURE QUICKLY MOVES IN FROM THE WEST THU NIGHT AND

FRI. THIS SYSTEM WON/T COMPARE TO WHAT WE WILL SEE OVER THE NEXT

48 HOURS...BUT SHORTWAVE LOOKS FAIRLY IMPRESSIVE. IF THE ENERGY

ENDS UP GOING NORTH OF US WILL JUST HAVE A ROUND OF SNOW SHOWERS.

A TRACK TO OUR SOUTH WOULD RESULT IN ACCUMULATING SNOW. IT REMAINS

UNCERTAIN AT THIS TIME BUT SOMETHING WILL HAVE TO WATCH.

BEHIND THAT SYSTEM A SHOT OF VERY COLD AIR WILL FOLLOW FOR NEXT

WEEKEND WITH WELL BELOW NORMAL TEMPS.

&&

.AVIATION /21Z MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY/...

FORECASTER CONFIDENCE LEVELS...

LOW...LESS THAN 30 PERCENT.

MODERATE...30 TO 60 PERCENT.

HIGH...GREATER THAN 60 PERCENT.

SHORT TERM...THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT...

THROUGH THIS EVENING...HIGH CONFIDENCE IN TRENDS. MODERATE

CONFIDENCE IN TIMING.

MVFR CIGS ARE MOVING IN FROM THE SOUTH AND THE EAST. ONE BAND OF

SNOW SHOWERS REDUCED VSBYS TO 1-2 MILES MIDDAY. VSBYS SHOULD

IMPROVE TO 4-6 MILES BRIEFLY. CIGS AND VSBYS MVFR NORTH OF THE

MASS PIKE AND TREND TO IFR/LIFR SOUTH OF THE PIKE AFTER 21Z.

TONIGHT THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT...

SIGNIFICANT SNOWSTORM WITH SNOWFALL RATES REACHING 2-4 INCHES PER

HOUR. ISOLATED THUNDER POSSIBLE. MOST AIRPORTS ARE EXPECTED TO BE

AT OR BELOW MINIMUMS DURING THIS PERIOD WITH LIFR/VLIFR

CONDITIONS. STRONG SURFACE WINDS GUSTING 30-35 KNOTS IN THE CT

VALLEY AND 50-60 KNOTS IN THE COASTAL PLAIN. WINDS AT 2000 FEET

WILL REACH 70-80 KNOTS ESPECIALLY OVER THE COASTAL PLAIN AND

ISLANDS...LEADING TO LOW LEVEL WIND SHEAR.

KBOS TAF...HIGH CONFIDENCE IN TAF TRENDS...LOWER CONFIDENCE IN

EXACT TIMING.

KBDL TAF...HIGH CONFIDENCE IN TAF TRENDS...LOWER CONFIDENCE IN

EXACT TIMING.

OUTLOOK /WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...

WEDNESDAY...MODERATE TO HIGH CONFIDENCE. CONDITIONS IMPROVE TO VFR

FROM WEST TO EAST...ALTHOUGH MVFR CIGS MAY LINGER CAPE/ISLANDS.

NORTHWEST WIND GUSTS TO 25 KNOTS.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY...MODERATE CONFIDENCE. ANOTHER ROUND OF MVFR-

IFR CONDITIONS IN SOME SNOW SOMETIME THU NIGHT AND/OR FRI.

&&

.MARINE...

FORECASTER CONFIDENCE LEVELS...

LOW...LESS THAN 30 PERCENT.

MODERATE...30 TO 60 PERCENT.

HIGH...GREATER THAN 60 PERCENT.

SHORT TERM /THROUGH TUESDAY NIGHT/...HIGH CONFIDENCE.

*** POWERFUL STORM PRODUCE LIFE THREATENING CONDITIONS ***

A RAPIDLY STRENGTHENING LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM WILL MOVE UP THE

COAST...SLOWING NEAR SOUTHEAST NEW ENGLAND THROUGH TOMORROW. THIS

WILL GENERATE WIND GUSTS OF 55-65 KT OUT OF THE NE. EXPECT SEAS TO

APPROACH 30 FT OVER THE E WATERS AS WELL. HURRICANE FORCE WIND

WARNINGS CONTINUE FOR THE OPEN WATERS...WITH STORM WARNINGS CLOSER

TO THE SHORE. IT IS ENCOURAGED THAT MARINERS RETURN TO PORT BY

THIS AFTERNOON.

CONDITIONS IMPROVE SOMEWHAT TUE NIGHT INTO WED...ALTHOUGH A PERIOD

OF GALES ARE POSSIBLE UNTIL CONDITIONS DROP DOWN TO SMALL CRAFT

ADVISORY THRESHOLDS.

OUTLOOK /WEDNESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...

WEDNESDAY...MODERATE TO HIGH CONFIDENCE. ANY LEFT OVER GALE FORCE

NORTHWEST WIND GUSTS EARLY IN THE MORNING WILL QUICKLY DIMINISH TO

SMALL CRAFT LEVELS. SEAS WILL CONTINUE TO LOWER BUT STILL REMAIN

WELL ABOVE SMALL CRAFT THRESHOLDS ACROSS THE EASTERN WATERS.

THURSDAY AND FRIDAY...MODERATE CONFIDENCE. HIGH PRESSURE NEARBY

WILL KEEP WINDS/SEAS BELOW SMALL CRAFT THRESHOLDS THU INTO EARLY

FRI. DEPENDING ON THE TRACK OF AN APPROACHING LOW PRESSURE SEE

SCA CONDITIONS DEVELOP LATER FRI OR FRI NIGHT.

&&

.TIDES/COASTAL FLOODING...

*** MODERATE WITH POCKETS OF MAJOR COASTAL FLOODING FOR BOTH

TUESDAY EARLY MORNING AND TUESDAY LATE AFTERNOON HIGH TIDES ***

SIGNIFICANT COASTAL FLOODING IS EXPECTED FOR BOTH THE EARLY

TUESDAY MORNING AND LATE TUESDAY AFTERNOON HIGH TIDES ALONG THE

MASSACHUSETTS EAST COAST. HAVE CONVERTED THE TUESDAY AFTERNOON

COASTAL FLOOD WATCH TO A WARNING. HIGH TIDE OCCURS BETWEEN 4 AND

6 AM AND AGAIN BETWEEN 5 AND 7 AM ALONG MOST OF THE COASTLINE. IN

BOSTON HIGH TIDE IS AT 430 AM AND 5 PM.

FOR THE TUESDAY AM HIGH TIDE...STILL ANTICIPATE THE STORM SURGE

TO BE 3 TO 3.5 FEET AND STILL RISING. THE ACTUAL PEAK STORM TIDE

COULD BE 15 TO 30 MINUTES AFTER THE SCHEDULED HIGH TIDE IN SOME

LOCATIONS DUE TO INCREASING SURGE. BY THE TUESDAY EARLY AM HIGH

TIDE...ANTICIPATE SEAS TO HAVE BUILT TO BETWEEN 20 AND 25 FEET

JUST OFFSHORE...HIGHEST EAST OF CAPE COD AND NANTUCKET. SEAS WILL

BE HIGH ENOUGH TO CAUSE SIGNIFICANT OVERWASH IN TYPICALLY

VULNERABLE LOCATIONS...ESPECIALLY BUT NOT LIMITED TO

HULL...SCITUATE...AND MARSHFIELD. NE SURFACE WINDS ANTICIPATED TO

BE GUSTING BETWEEN 50 AND 60 KT BY THE TIME OF THE EARLY TUESDAY

AM HIGH TIDE...PERHAPS EVEN GUSTING TO BETWEEN 60 AND 70 KT OFF

ALONG THE CHATHAM AND NANTUCKET COAST. SEVERE BEACH EROSION IS

LIKELY IN SOME SPOTS GIVEN THE ELEVATED WATER LEVELS...WAVE RUNUP

AND STRONG WAVE ACTION. THIS IS A STORM THAT COULD PRODUCE ONE OR

MORE NEW INLETS ALONG EXPOSED EAST AND NORTHEAST FACING BARRIER

BEACHES. WE ARE ESPECIALLY CONCERNED WITH THE EROSION POTENTIAL

FOR EAST FACING SHORELINES ALONG PLUM ISLAND...ORLEANS...CHATHAM

AND NANTUCKET.

THE TUESDAY LATE AFTERNOON HIGH TIDE IS ABOUT A FOOT LOWER

ASTRONOMICALLY BUT THE SURGE COULD BE ABOUT THE SAME OR A FEW

TENTHS HIGHER THAN AT THE TUESDAY AM HIGH TIDE. ALSO SEAS COULD

BE STILL 25 TO 30 FEET JUST OFFSHORE AT THE TIME OF THE TUESDAY

LATE AFTERNOON HIGH TIDE. AREAS OF SEVERE EROSION ARE STILL

EXPECTED FOR THE LATE TUESDAY AFTERNOON HIGH TIDE. BESIDES

CONTINUING CONCERNS REGARDING EROSION ALONG PLUM

ISLAND...ORLEANS...CHATHAM AND NANTUCKET...SEVERE EROSION IS

LIKELY TO BE ALSO A CONCERN ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF CAPE COD FROM

SANDWICH TO EASTHAM AS WINDS WILL SHIFTED TO A MORE NORTHERLY

DIRECTION BY THAT TIME.

WE WILL HAVE TO WATCH CLOSELY THE EXACT TIMING OF THE STRONGEST

WINDS /GUSTS TO 70 KT POSSIBLE!/ AND SURGE...WHICH APPEAR TO OCCUR

AROUND THE TIME OF LOW TIDE LATE TUE MORNING INTO MIDDAY. GIVEN THE

TIME DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LOW TIDE AND HIGH TIDE IS ONLY 6 HRS THERE

ISN/T MUCH MARGIN FOR ERROR HERE. IF THE STRONGEST WINDS AND SURGE

COINCIDE WITH ONE OF THESE HIGH TIDES...THEN MORE AREAS WOULD BE

SUSCEPTIBLE TO MAJOR COASTAL FLOODING.

&&

.BOX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...

CT...BLIZZARD WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 1 AM EST WEDNESDAY

FOR CTZ002>004.

MA...BLIZZARD WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 1 AM EST WEDNESDAY

FOR MAZ005>007-012>021.

COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM 3 AM TO 7 AM EST TUESDAY FOR MAZ007-

015-016-019-022>024.

COASTAL FLOOD WARNING FROM 3 PM TO 7 PM EST TUESDAY FOR MAZ007-

015-016-019-022-024.

WINTER STORM WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 1 AM EST

WEDNESDAY FOR MAZ002>004-008>011-024-026.

HIGH WIND WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 1 AM EST WEDNESDAY

FOR MAZ024.

BLIZZARD WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO NOON EST TUESDAY

FOR MAZ022-023.

RI...COASTAL FLOOD ADVISORY FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 2 AM EST

TUESDAY FOR RIZ006>008.

BLIZZARD WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 1 AM EST WEDNESDAY

FOR RIZ001>008.

MARINE...HURRICANE FORCE WIND WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 7 PM

EST TUESDAY FOR ANZ231>235.

STORM WARNING FROM 11 PM THIS EVENING TO 7 PM EST TUESDAY FOR

ANZ230-236.

STORM WARNING FROM 7 PM THIS EVENING TO 7 PM EST TUESDAY FOR

ANZ237-251.

HURRICANE FORCE WIND WARNING FROM 1 AM TO NOON EST TUESDAY FOR

ANZ250-254>256.

&&

$

SYNOPSIS...BELK/SIPPRELL

NEAR TERM...SIPPRELL

SHORT TERM...SIPPRELL

LONG TERM...BELK

AVIATION...WTB/BELK

MARINE...BELK/THOMPSON

TIDES/COASTAL FLOODING...THOMPSON

 

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