[ETSkywarnings] Winter Weather Statement
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Wed Jan 31 22:39:08 EST 2007
urgent - winter weather message
national weather service morristown tn
1038 pm est wed jan 31 2007
...significant snow or a mix of wintry precipitation expected
late tonight into thursday night...
.strong winds a few thousand feet into the atmosphere will
transport moisture from the gulf of mexico into the cold air mass
that covers much of the southeastern u.s. snow will spread across
the area thursday...then warmer air aloft will turn some of the
precipitation into sleet and rain. cold pockets of air at some
locations may experience a brief period of light freezing rain as
well.
the precipitation will likely taper off during the afternoon...and
will start again at some locations thursday evening as another
weaker system races through the area.
areas along and north of a line from oak ridge to greeneville will
have a better chance of getting mostly snow and sleet. the heaviest
amounts of snow should occur in the mountains along the tennessee
and north carolina line...the cumberland plateau and across the
higher terrain of southwestern virginia. some light icing may
accumulate up to around 1/10 inch...from any periods of light
freezing rain.
be sure to check road conditions and the latest forecasts before
traveling thursday through friday.
stay tuned to this station for later forecasts and statements
from your national weather service.
county specific message:
/o.con.kmrx.sn.y.0004.070201t0900z-070202t0500z/
hancock-hawkins-sullivan-northwest greene-washington tn-
northwest carter-
including the cities of...sneedville...rogersville...kingsport...
bristol...greeneville...johnson city...elizabethton
1038 pm est wed jan 31 2007
...snow advisory remains in effect from 4 am thursday to midnight
est thursday night...
a snow advisory remains in effect from 4 am thursday to midnight
est thursday night.
snow will move into the region around daybreak and will continue
through most of the morning. some sleet and rain may mix in with
the snow at times.
total snow accumulations through thursday evening may total from
2 to 4 inches...with the heavier snow amounts mostly at and above
2000 feet in elevation. some localized light ice accumulations will
also be possible.
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: Carter, Greene, Hancock, Hawkins, Sullivan, Washington.
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