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special weather statement
national weather service binghamton ny
452 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz024-045-046-055>057-paz038>040-130100-
bradford-broome-chemung-chenango-delaware-northern wayne-otsego-
susquehanna-tioga-
452 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
rain will change over to snow late this afternoon as temperatures
drop below freezing. this will cause the freezing of wet roadways...
resulting in hazardous travel conditions. expect snow accumulations
of one to three inches by 9 pm.
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nyz009-015>018-022-023-025-036-037-044-130100-
cortland-madison-northern oneida-onondaga-schuyler-seneca-
southern cayuga-southern oneida-steuben-tompkins-yates-
452 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
snow...heavy at times...will continue into early evening with
snowfall rates around an inch per hour and visibility often one half
mile or less. expect additional snow accumulations of two to four
inches by 9 pm. if you must travel...use extreme caution. blowing
snow will become more of an issue this evening as temperatures
continue to drop...and the snow becomes drier.
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special weather statement
national weather service buffalo ny
530 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz006>008-122245-
oswego-jefferson-lewis-
including the cities of...oswego...watertown...lowville
530 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...dangerous driving conditions through early tonight...
light to moderate snow over the eastern lake ontario region at
5:30 pm will taper off a bit between 6 and 7 pm. this will be
followed by a swath of heavier snow that will move through between
7 and 8 pm. the accumulating snow will be accompanied by strong
northeast winds that will gust over 40 mph. this will continue to
produce significant blowing snow that will reduce the visibility
to zero at times. the strong winds will also produce plenty of
drifting...with the unusual wind direction prompting drifting in
areas that are usually not prone to deep standing snow.
temperatures in the upper teens at 5:30 pm will drop into the
single digits by midnight or so. meanwhile...wind chill values in
the single digits will drop well below zero.
travel conditions will be quite hazardous through at least the
first half of tonight. those with plans to fly out of the
watertown or syracuse airports should call for cancellations or
delays. while travel is not recommended...if you must travel...
allow plenty of time to reach your destination...be sure to have
extra food and water in your car...as well as a fully charged cell
phone.
$$

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special weather statement
national weather service buffalo ny
511 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz003>005-013-014-122230-
monroe-wayne-northern cayuga-livingston-ontario-
including the cities of...rochester...newark...fair haven...
geneseo...canandaigua
511 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...dangerous driving conditions through this evening...
light snow over the genesee valley and western finger lakes at 5 pm
will intensify after 6 pm...as a 30 mile wide swath of moderate to
heavy snow will push east from the niagara river. snow fall rates
will increase to between one and two inches an hour between 6 and
7:30 pm. the accumulating snow will be accompanied by strong
northeast winds that will gust as high as 45 mph. this will
continue to produce significant blowing snow that will reduce the
visibility to zero at times. the strong winds will also produce
plenty of drifting...with the unusual wind direction prompting
drifting in areas that are usually not prone to deep standing
snow.
temperatures in the upper teens at 5 pm edt will drop to near 15
by 10 pm...while wind chill values will be in the single digits.
travel conditions will be quite hazardous through at least the
first half of tonight. those with plans to fly out of the
rochester airport should call for cancellations or delays. if you
must travel... allow plenty of time to reach your destination...be
sure to have extra food and water in your car...as well as a fully
charged cell phone.
$$

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special weather statement
national weather service buffalo ny
502 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz001-002-010>012-085-122230-
niagara-orleans-northern erie-genesee-wyoming-southern erie-
including the cities of...niagara falls...medina...buffalo...
batavia...warsaw...orchard park...springville
502 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...hazardous driving conditions into this evening...
a 30 mile wide band of moderate to heavy snow will ease across the
far western counties of new york through 6:30 pm this evening.
snow fall rates of one to inches an hour will accompany this swath
of snow...with continuing strong northeast winds gusting over 40
mph. this will result in significant blowing snow with near zero
visibilities at times.
the strong winds will also produce plenty of drifting...with the
unusual wind direction prompting drifting in areas that are
usually not prone to deep standing snow.
temperatures in the upper teens at 5 pm edt will drop to near 15
by 8 pm. meanwhile...wind chill values in the single digits will
drop below zero.
travel conditions will be quite hazardous through this evening.
those with plans to fly out of the buffalo or niagara falls
airports should call for cancellations or delays. if you must
travel...allow plenty of time to reach your destination... be sure
to have extra food and water in your car...as well as a fully
charged cell phone.
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special weather statement
national weather service buffalo ny
451 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz019>021-122215-
chautauqua-cattaraugus-allegany-
including the cities of...jamestown...olean...wellsville
451 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...snow to intensify late this afternoon...
the widespread light to moderate snow that we have been
experiencing most of the afternoon will intensify and become heavy
at times between 5 and 6:30 this evening. snow fall rates will
increase to between one and two inches an hour...while strong
northeast winds gusting as high as 40 mph will continue to produce
greatly reduced visibilities in blowing snow.
temperatures in the upper teens late this afternoon will drop into
the single digits by around 11 pm. meanwhile...single digit wind
chill values will drop well below zero. those that must travel
should allow for plenty of time to reach their destination.
$$

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special weather statement
national weather service buffalo ny
440 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz006>008-122215-
oswego-jefferson-lewis-
including the cities of...oswego...watertown...lowville
440 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...dangerous driving conditions through at least early tonight...
moderate to heavy snow will continue through this evening across
the eastern lake ontario region. snow fall rates of one to two
inches an hour will be accompanied by strong northeast winds that
will gust over 40 mph. this will result in significant blowing
that will reduce the visibility to zero at times. the strong winds
will also produce plenty of drifting...with the unusual wind
direction prompting drifting in areas that are usually not prone
to deep standing snow.
temperatures in the upper teens at 4:30 pm will drop into the
single digits by midnight or so. meanwhile...wind chill values in
the single digits will drop well below zero.
travel conditions will be quite hazardous through at least the
first half of tonight. those with plans to fly out of the
watertown or syracuse airports should call for cancellations or
delays. while travel is not recommended...if you must travel...
allow plenty of time to reach your destination...be sure to have
extra food and water in your car...as well as a fully charged cell
phone.
$$

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special weather statement
national weather service buffalo ny
433 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz003>005-013-014-122200-
monroe-wayne-northern cayuga-livingston-ontario-
including the cities of...rochester...newark...fair haven...
geneseo...canandaigua
433 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...dangerous driving conditions through this evening...
moderate to occasionally heavy snow will continue through this
evening across the genesee valley and finger lakes region. the
heaviest snow is expected to fall between 6 and 8 pm when snow
fall rates will average 2 inches per hour. the accumulating snow
will be accompanied by strong northeast winds that will gust as
high as 50 mph. this will continue to produce significant blowing
snow that will reduce the visibility to zero at times. the
strong winds will also produce plenty of drifting...with the
unusual wind direction prompting drifting in areas that are
usually not prone to deep standing snow.
temperatures near 20 at 4:30 pm edt will drop to near 15 by 10
pm...while wind chill values will be in the single digits.
travel conditions will be quite hazardous through at least the
first half of tonight. those with plans to fly out of the
rochester airport should call for cancellations or delays. if you
must travel... allow plenty of time to reach your destination...be
sure to have extra food and water in your car...as well as a fully
charged cell phone.
$$

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special weather statement
national weather service buffalo ny
417 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz001-002-010>012-085-122200-
niagara-orleans-northern erie-genesee-wyoming-southern erie-
including the cities of...niagara falls...medina...buffalo...
batavia...warsaw...orchard park...springville
417 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...hazardous driving conditions into this evening...
light snow found across the niagara frontier and portions of the
southern tier late this afternoon will intensify after 5 pm as a
swath of moderate to heavy snow over southern ontario will push
east. snowfall rates under an inch an hour will increase to
between one and two inches per hour between 5 and 7 pm.
the accumulating snow will be accompanied by strong northeast
winds that will gust as high as 50 mph. this will continue to
produce significant blowing snow that will reduce the visibility
to zero at times. the strong winds will also produce plenty of
drifting... with the unusual wind direction prompting drifting in
areas that are usually not prone to deep standing snow.
temperatures will be in the upper teens late this afternoon and
evening...and will drop to near 15 by 8 pm. meanwhile wind chill
values will be in the single digits.
travel conditions will be quite hazardous through at least this
evening. those with plans to fly out of the buffalo or niagara
falls airports should call for cancellations or delays. if you
must travel...allow plenty of time to reach your destination...
be sure to have extra food and water in your car...as well as a
fully charged cell phone.
$$

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special weather statement
national weather service buffalo ny
319 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
nyz001-002-010>012-085-122145-
niagara-orleans-northern erie-genesee-wyoming-southern erie-
including the cities of...niagara falls...medina...buffalo...
batavia...warsaw...orchard park...springville
319 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...hazardous driving conditions into this evening...
moderate to occasionally heavy snow will continue through the rest
of the afternoon and into this evening across western new york.
snow fall rates of one to two inches an hour will be accompanied
by strong northeast winds that will gust as high as 50 mph. this
will result in significant blowing that will reduce the visibility
to zero at times. the strong winds will also produce plenty of
drifting... with the unusual wind direction prompting drifting in
areas that are usually not prone to deep standing snow.
temperatures in the low 20s late this afternoon will drop into
the teens by 5 pm...while wind chill values will be in the single
digits.
travel conditions will be quite hazardous through at least this
evening. those with plans to fly out of the buffalo or niagara
falls airports should call for cancellations or delays. if you
must travel...allow plenty of time to reach your destination...
be sure to have extra food and water in your car...as well as a
fully charged cell phone.
$$

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special weather statement
national weather service mount holly nj
520 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
dez001-mdz008-paz054-055-060>062-101>106-122215-
berks pa-carbon pa-cecil md-eastern chester pa-eastern montgomery pa-
lehigh pa-lower bucks pa-monroe pa-new castle de-northampton pa-
upper bucks pa-western chester pa-western montgomery pa-
520 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...showers with strong wind gusts will affect berks...bucks...
carbon...chester...lehigh...monroe...montgomery...northampton...
northern cecil and northwestern new castle counties...
at 512 pm edt...showers with strong wind gusts were forming along a
line from schuylkill county southwest into northern maryland near
frederick. this line is moving east at 55 mph.
wind gusts of 40 to 50 are possible with these showers move through.
this is near the leading edge of the cold front.
this line of showers will be near blakeslee around 530 pm...scotrun
around 545 pm...analomink around 600 pm and blue bell around 615 pm.
if you see threatening weather, please move indoors quickly.
lat...lon 4052 7627 4074 7577 4092 7600 4100 7575
4111 7575 4126 7513 4109 7496 4098 7514
4070 7520 4038 7495 4013 7505 3998 7528
4005 7540 3984 7560 3984 7552 3954 7607
3972 7623 3979 7605 4014 7589 4041 7631
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njz001-007>010-012>015-paz060>062-103-105-106-130000-
sussex-warren-morris-hunterdon-somerset-middlesex-
western monmouth-eastern monmouth-mercer-berks-lehigh-northampton-
western montgomery-upper bucks-lower bucks-
including the cities of...newton...washington...morristown...
flemington...somerville...new brunswick...freehold...sandy hook...
trenton...reading...allentown...bethlehem...easton...
collegeville...pottstown...chalfont...perkasie...morrisville...
doylestown
336 pm edt wed mar 12 2014
...plunging temperatures and strong winds expected tonight...
a rapidly intensifying low pressure system will pull a strong cold
front across the area this evening. as this occurs, winds will
quickly shift to the northwest and gust to around 45 mph along and
behind the cold front. the strongest wind gusts are expected to
occur in pennsylvania.
following the cold frontal passage, temperatures in the 40s and 50s
early this evening will rapidly fall through the 30s and 20s
tonight. by daybreak thursday, temperatures are expected to be in
the upper teens to lower 20s. the combination of the falling
temperatures and gusty winds will result in wind chill values
dropping into the single digits to near zero overnight and toward
morning.
be on the alert for rapid changes in weather conditions tonight.
any leftover standing water will freeze on roadways and
walkways.
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