Winter Storm Orson event summary
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD
400 AM EST TUE FEB 14 2017
...SNOW HAS COME TO AN END...
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST
WATCHES...WARNINGS AND ADVISORIES...PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 300 AM EST...A STRONG SURFACE LOW WITH A CENTRAL PRESSURE OF
972 MB...28.70 INCHES...WAS LOCATED IN THE WESTERN ATLANTIC ABOUT
250 MILES SOUTHEAST OF BANGOR...MAINE. AN OCCLUDED FRONTAL SYSTEM
EXTENDED EASTWARD FROM THE LOW INTO THE WESTERN ATLANTIC. NATIONAL
WEATHER SERVICE RADARS AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATED THAT
SNOW HAD COME TO AN END ACROSS NEW ENGLAND
...SELECTED PEAK WIND GUSTS IN MILES PER HOUR EARLIER IN THE
EVENT...
...MASSACHUSETTS...
WORCESTER 3 WNW 58
...MARYLAND...
HYATTSVILLE 63
FLINT 2 SW 61
BUCKTOWN 3 WSW 56
SALISBURY-WICOMICO 52
...MAINE...
CRIEHAVEN 4 SSE 68
...NEW YORK...
SANDS POINT 1 WNW 72
WHITE PLAINS AIRPORT 72
EATONS NECK 59
MECOX 1 SW 58
ORIENT 58
...PENNSYLVANIA...
SCHWENKSVILLE 3 SSW 63
MARION CENTER 3 NNW 62
CLYMER 6 NE 56
GROVE CITY 56
PITTSBURGH INTERNATIONA 55
...VIRGINIA...
MOUNTAIN LAKE 1 E 64
WINTERGREEN 4 NW 63
QUANTICO 1 SW 59
GAINESVILLE 1 SE 58
TANGIER 3 SSE 57
HARBORTON 2 WSW 55
CHINCOTEAGUE 2 SW 50
SILVER BEACH 5 NW 50
...WISCONSIN...
CUDAHY 2 W 52
KENOSHA 1 NE 50
...WEST VIRGINIA...
PETERSBURG 1 S 61
SNOWSHOE 60
WHEELING AIRPORT 55
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT HAS
ENDED...
...CONNECTICUT...
NORFOLK 6.4
NORTH GROSVENOR DALE 1.7 SSE 6.0
WINSTED 6.0
STAFFORDVILLE 5.6
NEWTOWN 5.5
COLEBROOK 5.3
GRANBY 5.0
TOLLAND 5.0
BURLINGTON 4.8
COLLINSVILLE 1 NW 4.8
SIMSBURY CENTER 1 S 4.8
BAKERSVILLE 4.7
POMFRET 4.4
VERNON 4 NNE 4.4
SOMERS 4.2
AVON 4.1
ENFIELD 4.1
CANTON 4.0
...MASSACHUSETTS...
HEATH 16.0
ROWE 15.2
CLARKSBURG 14.0
DRACUT 12.0
LUNENBURG 12.0
TEWKSBURY 12.0
PONTOOSUC 11.0
SAVOY 10.5
HAVERHILL 10.4
METHUEN 9.5
FITCHBURG 9.4
ASHBURNHAM 8.5
ARLINGTON 8.1
WINCHESTER 8.1
IPSWICH 8.0
LANESBOROUGH 8.0
PITTSFIELD 8.0
LEOMINSTER 7.7
LANCASTER 7.5
...MAINE...
JONESBORO 1 SW 36.0
SHERMAN 31.5
NOBLEBORO 2 NNW 30.0
STARKS 30.0
OAKLAND 29.0
DEXTER 28.0
GUILFORD 28.0
ROQUE BLUFFS 28.0
ROBBINSTON 1 NW 27.8
BOOTHBAY 27.0
BRISTOL 27.0
JEFFERSON 27.0
VEAZIE 1 SW 26.2
BENTON 26.0
HARTFORD 26.0
WALDOBORO 26.0
ISLAND FALLS 25.0
LIVERMORE FALLS 1 E 25.0
SPRINGFIELD 7 SSE 24.5
BANGOR INTERNATIONAL AI 24.1
AUGUSTA 1 E 24.0
KENNEBUNKPORT 24.0
WHITEFIELD 24.0
WINDSOR 4 SSW 24.0
SURRY 2 E 23.6
MILLINOCKET 23.0
PHIPPSBURG 21.2
BROWNVILLE 20.0
HARPSWELL 20.0
EDGECOMB 19.0
SIDNEY 19.0
MOUNT VERNON 18.5
BRUNSWICK 15.5
PORTLAND 14.5
...NEW HAMPSHIRE...
JEFFERSON 29.0
BRISTOL 28.0
RANDOLPH 1 NW 16.0
CENTER SANDWICH 5 E 15.0
NORTH HAMPTON 2 WSW 15.0
CONCORD 4 SSE 14.0
ELIOT 2 WNW 14.0
LISBON 14.0
OSSIPEE 14.0
JACKSON 13.5
NASHUA 13.2
MILAN 13.0
BERLIN 12.0
LEE 12.0
ROLLINSFORD 2 WSW 12.0
GREENLAND 11.8
NORTHFIELD 2.8 E 11.2
NEW IPSWICH 2 S 10.6
WASHINGTON 1 ESE 10.3
GONIC 1 S 10.0
HENNIKER 1 SSE 10.0
BEAR BROOK STATE 2 ENE 9.5
MILTON 9.3
HUDSON 4 SSE 8.3
...NEW JERSEY...
MONTAGUE TWP 2.7 WNW 3.3
WANTAGE 2.5
...NEW YORK...
STANDISH 19.0
WEST CHAZY 17.5
CROGHAN 6 N 15.6
MALONE 4 S 15.0
CONSTANTIA 14.0
GLOVERSVILLE 7 NW 13.5
MORRISONVILLE 13.1
MAYFIELD 13.0
OSWEGO 1 SE 13.0
REDFORD 13.0
WELLS 12.2
BLEECKER 12.0
GILBOA 12.0
GALWAY 11.0
MALTA 11.0
CHARLOTTEVILLE 10.5
QUEENSBURY 10.2
AMSTERDAM 10.0
BALLSTON SPA 10.0
INDIAN LAKE 10.0
NORTON HILL 10.0
SHAKERS 1 NE 7.6
...PENNSYLVANIA...
DYBERRY 5.2
HAWLEY 4.0
HARFORD 3.5
...RHODE ISLAND...
HARRISVILLE 1 SSE 5.6
HARRISVILLE 1.2 SSE 5.6
GREENVILLE 0.7 NNW 5.3
NORTH SMITHFIELD 0.6 S 4.6
BURRILLVILLE 4.0
PROVIDENCE 2.3 NE 3.6
WEST WARWICK 2.0
...VERMONT...
WOODFORD 20.5
LANDGROVE 17.5
SE WEST HALIFAX 17.0
WALDEN 16.0
WILMINGTON 16.0
SWANTON 14.6
ST. ALBANS 14.2
JEFFERSONVILLE 14.0
MANCHESTER 13.5
WOODBURY 3 NNW 13.4
WATERBURY 3.0 NW 13.1
MANCHESTER CENTER 12.6
MARSHFIELD 4 ESE 12.5
SUTTON 2 SW 12.2
PUTNEY 11.8
NORTH FAIRFAX 11.0
WALDEN FOUR CORNE 2 NNE 10.0
SOUTH BURLINGTON 2 SE 7.5
MONTPELIER 7.0
...SELECTED STORM TOTAL FREEZING RAIN IN INCHES WHERE THE EVENT
HAS ENDED...
...NEW JERSEY...
PARSIPPANY 0.10
CALDWELL AIRPORT 0.07
SUSSEX AIRPORT 0.06
RIDGEWOOD 0.05
VERNON 0.05
WARREN TWP 0.05
WANTAGE 4 SW 0.04
SOMERSET AIRPORT 0.03
...NEW YORK...
CENTRAL PARK 0.20
ROCHESTER AIRPORT 0.14
NIAGARA FALLS AIRPORT 0.12
BUFFALO AIRPORT 0.09
NYC/LA GUARDIA 0.06
PATCHOGUE 0.01
WESTHAMPTON AIRPORT 0.01
...PENNSYLVANIA...
ALBRIGHTSVILLE 0.25
BEAR CREEK 6 N 0.25
EDGEWOOD 2 N 0.20
HONESDALE 0.20
BUSHKILL TWP 0.19
POCONO MOUNTAINS AIRPOR 0.15
EFFORT 0.13
BOSSARDSVILLE 1 ENE 0.10
HEIDELBERG TWP 0.10
POCONO MOUNTAINS AIRPORT 0.08
LEHIGH VALLEY INTL AIRP 0.04
HUFFS CHURCH 0.02
THE DEEP CYCLONE OFF THE COAST WILL CONTINUE TO CAUSE STRONG WINDS
ACROSS NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND WITH BLIZZARD CONDITIONS POSSIBLE.
THIS WILL BE THE LAST STORM SUMMARY ISSUED BY THE WEATHER
PREDICTION CENTER FOR THIS EVENT. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION.
KREKELER
Weather summary
for New Brunswick
updated by Environment Canada
at 9:25 a.m. AST Tuesday 14 February 2017.
Discussion.
A low pressure system developed near Cape Cod Sunday night and
intensified into a powerful Nor'easter which passed slowly south of
the region on Monday. The storm brought heavy snow, strong winds,
and blowing snow resulting in blizzard conditions for much of
southern New Brunswick beginning Sunday night and persisting in some
areas until Monday evening. The visibility at CFB Gagetown was less
than 400 metres for 15 consecutive hours.
The following is a preliminary summary of weather event information
received by Environment Canada as of 8:00 A.M. February 14, 2017.
This bulletin will be updated as new information is received.
1. Summary of snowfall in centimetres:
Fredericton SE: 60
Millville: 50
McLeod Hill: 54
Keswick ridge: 45
Nasonworth: 45
Noonan: 51
Gaspereau Forks: 53
McNamee: 24
O'Donnells: 24
CFB Gagetown: 79
Sussex Corner: 56
Berwick: 60
Milltown: 52
St. Stephen: 52
Campobello: 30
Saint John Airport: 39
Oak Point: 60
Little River: 64
Harvey: 35
Dorchester: 57
Moncton Airport: 40
Bouctouche: 30
2. Summary of peak wind gust in kilometres per hour:
CFB Gagetown: 70
Fredericton: 91
Saint John Airport: 85
Moncton Airport: 69
Grand Manan: 100
Point Lepreau: 80
Mechanic Settlement: 80
Sussex: 82
St Stephen: 72
Bouctouche: 69
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
Weather summary
for Nova Scotia
updated by Environment Canada
at 10:11 a.m. AST Tuesday 14 February 2017.
Discussion.
A low pressure system developed near Cape Cod Sunday night and
intensified into a powerful Nor'easter which brought blizzard
conditions to much of the Maritimes. The storm brought heavy snow,
strong winds, and blowing snow resulting in blizzard conditions for
most of Monday and Monday night for Nova Scotia.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment Canada as of 9:00am February 14, 2017. This bulletin
will be updated as new information is received.
1. Summary of snowfall in centimetres:
Yarmouth: 23
Western Head: 49
Kejimkujik: 59
Greenwood: 61
New Ross: 55
Wolfville: 54
Scots Bay: 47
Kentville: 39P
Pockwock Lake: 44
Sackville: 53
Halifax City: 44
Fall River: 53
Halifax International Airport: 54
Parrsboro: 42
Fenwick: 34
Tidnish: 56
Cape George: 45
Sydney Airport: 51
2. Summary of wind in kilometres per hour:
Yarmouth: 91
Western Head: 91
Lunenburg: 109
Halifax Kootenay: 146
Halifax Dockyard: 89
Halifax Windsor Park: 78
Shearwater Jetty: 91
McNabs Island: 91
Osborne Head: 119
Halifax International Airport: 83
Beaver Island: 120
Hart Island: 91
Caribou Point: 82
Kentville: 74
Greenwood: 111
Port Hawkesbury: 89
Sydney Airport: 80
North Mountain: 93
Grand Etang: 145
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
Weather summary
for Prince Edward Island
updated by Environment Canada
at 10:25 a.m. AST Tuesday 14 February 2017.
Discussion.
A low pressure system developed near Cape Cod Sunday night and
intensified into a powerful Nor'easter which brought blizzard
conditions to much of the Maritimes. The storm brought heavy snow,
strong winds, and blowing snow resulting in blizzard conditions for
Monday afternoon and Monday night for the island.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment Canada as of 9:00am February 14, 2017. This bulletin
will be updated as new information is received.
1. Summary of snowfall in centimetres:
Borden: 20
Bonshaw: 36
Charlottetown Airport: 40
2. Summary of wind in kilometres per hour:
East Point: 93
Charlottetown Airport: 98
Summerside: 85
North Cape: 83
St. Peters: 70
Harrington: 82
Stanhope: 65
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
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