[ETSkywarnings] Winter Weather Statement
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Sat Feb 17 04:13:36 EST 2007
urgent - winter weather message
national weather service morristown tn
412 am est sat feb 17 2007
...accumulating snowfall expected this afternoon into sunday morning...
.a strong...fast moving low pressure system will move across the
southern appalachian region late this afternoon and tonight.
as the system approaches...light to moderate snow will spread
southeast across much of the area...starting by early afternoon
over northern parts of the cumberland plateau and parts of
southwestern virginia. the snow should not accumulate until very
late this afternoon or early evening in the smoky mountains and
northern mountains of east tennessee...due to a later arrival.
the heaviest snowfall is expected across northern parts of the
cumberland plateau...the highest elevations of southwestern
virginia and northeast tennessee...and the mountains of east
tennessee with as much as 2 to 5 inches possible by sunday morning.
an inch or two of snow could accumulate in parts of cherokee and
clay counties of north carolina...mainly above 3000 feet.
a mix of rain and snow is expected over warmer southern tennessee
valley locations this afternoon and possibly into early evening...
before changing to at least light snow or flurries across all parts
of the region tonight. central valley locations of east tennessee
may get from a dusting up to 2 inches of snowfall overnight...with
accumulations of generally 1 to 3 inches expected in the snow
advisory areas.
actual snow amounts will depend on the track and speed of the low
pressure system...which may change slightly as this winter weather
system approaches. so...please stay tuned to noaa weather radio...
or your favorite tv or radio station...for later statements and
forecasts from your national weather service.
county specific message:
/o.new.kmrx.sn.y.0005.070217t2200z-070218t1600z/
johnson-cocke smoky mountains-southeast greene-unicoi-
southeast carter-blount smoky mountains-sevier smoky mountains-
southeast monroe-
including the cities of...mountain city...cosby...cedar creek...
erwin...roan mountain...cades cove...gatlinburg...coker creek
412 am est sat feb 17 2007
...snow advisory in effect from 5 pm this afternoon to 11 am est
sunday...
the national weather service in morristown has issued a snow
advisory...which is in effect from 5 pm this afternoon to 11 am
est sunday.
look for light to moderate snow to develop by late this afternoon
or early evening across the northern and smoky mountains of east
tennessee...then linger throughout the night. the snow should
diminish to scattered snow showers or flurries by sunday morning.
total snowfall may range from 2 to 5 inches by late sunday morning
...with isolated heavier amounts possible above 4000 feet.
a snow advisory means that periods of snow are expected or
occurring...but accumulations are expected to be light. driving
and walking may be difficult on untreated roadways and sidewalks.
be prepared for snow covered roads and limited visibilities. if
you must travel...slow down and allow extra time to reach your
destination.
Affected Counties:
In Tennessee: Blount, Carter, Cocke, Greene, Johnson, Monroe, Sevier, Unicoi.
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