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Public Information Statement: PNS14 Amended
National Weather Service Headquarters Washington DC
205 PM EST Wed Dec 7 2016
TO: Subscribers:
-NOAA Weather Wire Service
-Emergency Managers Weather Information Network
-NOAAPORT
Other NWS Partners and NWS Employees
FROM: Eli Jacks, National Weather Service Headquarters
Chief, Forecast Services Division
SUBJECT: Amended: Soliciting Comments until April 30, 2017,
on the Expansion of Experimental Probabilistic
Storm Total Snow Products beginning on or about
December 7, 2016
Amended to expand experiment to an additional 26 Weather
Forecast Offices (WFO) and extend comment period to
April 30, 2017.
Effective on or about Wednesday, December 7, 2016, 26 additional
WFOs will start producing probabilistic storm total snow
products ahead of anticipated winter storms. These offices will
join the 18 offices which issued the products last winter.
The graphical products will be available online starting on or
about Dec 7, 2016, at the following 44 office webpages:
Aberdeen, SD:
Albany, NY:
Atlanta, GA:
Baltimore,MD-Washington, DC:
Binghamton, NY:
Bismarck, ND:
Blacksburg, VA:
Boulder, CO:
Burlington, VT:
Caribou, ME:
Charleston, WV:
Cheyenne, WY:
Chicago, IL:
Des Moines, IA:
Dodge City, KS:
Eastern North Dakota:
Goodland, KS
Gray, ME:
Green Bay, WI
Greenville/Spartanburg, SC
Indianapolis, IN:
Jackson, KY:
Louisville, KY:
Lubbock, TX:
Marquette, MI:
Milwaukee, WI:
Minneapolis, MN:
Mt. Holly, NJ:
New York, NY:
Northern Indiana:
Omaha/Valley NE:
Paducah, KY:
Pittsburgh, PA:
Pueblo, CO:
Raleigh, NC:
Reno, NV:
Sioux Falls, SD:
Springfield, MO:
State College, PA:
Taunton, MA:
Tulsa, OK:
Wakefield, VA:
Wichita, KS:
Wilmington, OH:
The comment period runs from Dec 7, 2016, through April 30,
2017. Please submit comments to:
Graphical and tabular products will show the least, most likely
and largest snow amounts a storm is likely to produce. Examples
of these products can be viewed at:
Narrow ranges between the minimum and maximum snowfall totals
indicate high forecast certainty while large ranges between
minimum and maximum totals indicate low forecast certainty.
If you have questions or feedback, please contact:
National Representative
David Soroka
National Weather Service Headquarters(NWSHQ)
E-mail:
Phone: 301-427-9346
Central Region Representative
Jim Keeney
National Weather Service (NWS) Central Region HQ
E-mail:
Phone: 816-268-3141
Eastern Region Representative:
Rick Watling
National Weather Service (NWS) Eastern Region HQ
E-mail:
Phone: 631-244-0123
Southern Region Representative:
Walt Zaleski
National Weather Service Southern Region HQ
E-mail:
Phone: 817-978-1100 x106
Western Region Representative:
Steve Apfel
National Weather Service Western Region HQ
E-mail:
Phone: 801-524-5137 x260
National Service Change Notices are online at:
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