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FXUS61 KAKQ 300754
AFDAKQ
AREA FORECAST DISCUSSION
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE WAKEFIELD VA
254 AM EST FRI JAN 30 2026
WHAT HAS CHANGED
MINOR CHANGES TO STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL FORECAST, WITH AMOUNTS
DECREASING ACROSS THE NORTHERN HALF OF THE AREA. BLIZZARD
WORDING HAS BEEN ADDED TO THE WINTER STORM WATCH ALONG THE
COAST. A COLD WEATHER ADVISORY HAS BEEN ISSUED TONIGHT FOR THE
MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE AND ACCOMACK COUNTY, VA. AN EXTREME COLD
WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE ENTIRE FORECAST AREA SATURDAY
NIGHT INTO SUNDAY.
KEY MESSAGES
1) HIGH CONFIDENCE THAT A STRONG WINTER STORM IMPACTS THE REGION
FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY. SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATING SNOWFALL, BLOWING
AND DRIFTING SNOW DUE TO STRONG WINDS, COASTAL FLOODING, AND
SIGNIFICANT MARINE IMPACTS ARE EXPECTED. THE HIGHEST CONFIDENCE IS
ACROSS SOUTH AND SOUTHEASTERN PORTIONS OF THE AREA. THERE WILL
LIKELY BE A VERY SHARP GRADIENT IN TOTAL SNOWFALL AMOUNTS, ROUGHLY
ALONG THE US-360 CORRIDOR (POTENTIALLY THROUGH THE RICHMOND METRO).
2) A QUICK BURST OF LIGHT TO MODERATE SNOW IS POSSIBLE FRIDAY
AFTERNOON AND EVENING AHEAD OF THE MAIN WINTER STORM, ESPECIALLY
ACROSS PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH CENTRAL VIRGINIA. DUE TO THE
VERY COLD TEMPERATURES, ANY SNOW COULD QUICKLY ACCUMULATE ON
SURFACES, INCLUDING ROADWAYS. THIS IS A LOW CONFIDENCE, BUT
POTENTIALLY HIGH IMPACT EVENT.
3) WELL BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES REMAIN THROUGH EARLY NEXT WEEK,
KEEPING LOCALIZED IMPACTS (I.E ICY ROADS) IN PLACE THROUGH THE
WEEKEND. THE COLDEST AIR WIND CHILLS ARE EXPECTED SATURDAY NIGHT
INTO SUNDAY MORNING AND AN EXTREME COLD WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR
THE ENTIRE FORECAST AREA. A COLD WEATHER ADVISORY IS IN EFFECT
TONIGHT FOR PORTIONS OF THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA EASTERN SHORE.
DISCUSSION
AS OF 315 PM EST THURSDAY...
KEY MESSAGE 1...HIGH CONFIDENCE THAT A STRONG WINTER STORM IMPACTS
THE REGION FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY. SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATING
SNOWFALL, BLOWING AND DRIFTING SNOW DUE TO STRONG WINDS, COASTAL
FLOODING, AND SIGNIFICANT MARINE IMPACTS ARE EXPECTED. THE HIGHEST
CONFIDENCE IS ACROSS SOUTH AND SOUTHEASTERN PORTIONS OF THE AREA.
THERE WILL LIKELY BE A VERY SHARP GRADIENT IN TOTAL SNOWFALL
AMOUNTS, ROUGHLY ALONG THE US-360 CORRIDOR (POTENTIALLY THROUGH THE
RICHMOND METRO).
DISAGREEMENT STILL REMAINS HIGHER THAN WHAT IS TYPICALLY SEEN DURING
THIS TIME RANGE (ESPECIALLY ON THE NW SIDE) AMONGST THE
DETERMINISTIC AND ENSEMBLE GUIDANCE IN REGARDS TO TOTAL SNOW
AMOUNTS/LOCATIONS OF THE HIGHER SNOW AMOUNTS ACROSS THE AREA. THE
MAIN MODE OF DISAGREEMENT CONTINUES TO BE THE BATTLE ZONE BETWEEN
DRIER AIR FROM THE N/NW ASSOCIATED WITH A VERY STRONG AREA OF HIGH
PRESSURE (~1045 MB) OVER THE PLAINS, AND AN INTENSE LOW PRESSURE
SYSTEM DEVELOPING OFF THE SE COAST LATE FRIDAY NIGHT/SATURDAY. THE
DISAGREEMENTS IN REGARDS TO SNOW AMOUNTS CAN BE SEEN WELL IN THE
PROBABILISTIC SNOWFALL RANGE AMOUNTS. IF WE USE RICHMOND AS AN
EXAMPLE, THE 25TH PERCENTILE SHOWS 1" AND THE 75TH PERCENTILE SHOWS
8". FOR NORFOLK, THE RANGES ARE A BIT "CLOSER" WITH THE 25TH BEING
6" AND THE 75TH BEING 10".
DIVING INTO THE INDIVIDUAL MODELS/ENSEMBLES, THE ECMWF/EPS HAS
ACTUALLY EXPANDED THE HIGHER SNOW AMOUNTS ACROSS THE SOUTH AND
SOUTHEAST COMPARED TO SOME OF THE PREVIOUS RUNS, WITH A VERY SHARP
CUTOFF NORTH (UNFORTUNATELY RIGHT NEAR THE RICHMOND METRO). THE
CANADIAN HAS ALSO MOVED A TOUCH NORTH WITH THE ~3-6" AMOUNTS, BUT
KEEPS THE 6"+ AMOUNTS MAINLY CONFINED TO THE SOUTHEAST. FINALLY, THE
GFS/GEFS HAS TRENDED SOUTH WITH THE HIGHEST AMOUNTS (ESPECIALLY
COMPARED TO THE 00Z/29 RUN), KEEPING A MAJORITY OF THE 6"+ AMOUNTS
ACROSS THE FAR SOUTH/SOUTHEAST AND THE OVERALL HIGHEST AMOUNTS JUST
SOUTH OF THE CWA ACROSS NC. FINALLY, WE ARE JUST STARTING TO COME
INTO RANGE OF THE CAMS WHICH MAY PROVIDE A BIT MORE CLARITY THIS
EVENING AND TONIGHT. FOR NOW, THE FORECAST RESEMBLES A BLEND BETWEEN
THE PREVIOUS FORECAST AND THE LATEST MODEL GUIDANCE. OVERALL, SNOW
AMOUNTS WERE LOWERED ~1-2" ACROSS THE FORECAST AREA THIS AFTERNOON,
WITH AMOUNTS RANGING FROM 0.5-2" ACROSS NORTHWESTERN PORTIONS OF THE
FORECAST AREA, TO ~2-5" THROUGH THE RICHMOND METRO TO THE TRI-
CITIES, TO 4-7" ACROSS SOUTH CENTRAL VIRGINIA OVER TO EASTERN SHORE,
TO 7-12+" ACROSS SOUTHEAST VIRGINIA (HAMPTON ROADS) INTO NORTHEAST
NORTH CAROLINA.
ONE TREND THAT CONTINUES IN MOST OF THE MODELS IS A "PIECE" OF THE
SURFACE HIGH OVER THE PLAINS RIDGING SE INTO THE LOCAL AREA FRIDAY
INTO EARLY SATURDAY, WITH LOW PRESSURE ACROSS THE EASTERN GULF COAST
SHOWING AN INVERTED TROUGH EXTENDING NORTH INTO THE SOUTHERN
APPALACHIANS. THIS HAS TRENDED TO AN INITIAL OVERRUNNING PRECIP
EVENT (ALL SNOW). FOR THE PIEDMONT, THIS PORTION OF THE STORM MAY
ACCOUNT FOR A MAJORITY OF THE SNOWFALL. SLR VALUES WILL BE VERY
HIGH, 15:1 TO 18:1 SO EVEN A RELATIVELY LOW AMOUNT OF QPF COULD LEAD
TO A SIGNIFICANT ACCUMULATION (WHICH WILL BE EFFICIENT ON AREA ROADS
GIVEN TEMPERATURES WELL BELOW FREEZING).
PART 2 OF THE STORM GETS AMPED UP LATER SATURDAY, AND IS EXPECTED TO
PEAK SATURDAY NIGHT INTO EARLY SUNDAY. THE MODELS (EVEN THE GFS) ARE
ALL IN PRETTY GOOD AGREEMENT THAT THE DIGGING UPPER TROUGH BECOMES
CUTOFF AS IT DROPS SE FROM THE TN VALLEY (AT 12Z/SAT), TO THE GA-SC
COASTAL PLAIN BY SATURDAY EVENING (00Z/SUN). THE RESULTING LOW IS
FORECAST TO DEEPEN BY AS MUCH AS 15 MB/6 HR SAT EVENING AS IT DRIFTS
NE OFF THE COAST. THEREFORE, IN ADDITION TO HEAVY SNOWFALL, WHICH IS
OF HIGHEST CONFIDENCE ACROSS SE VA AND NE NC, VERY STRONG WINDS ARE
LIKELY TO DEVELOP FOR COASTAL AREAS, WITH WINDS RATHER STRONG EVEN
FOR INLAND ZONES. STRONG WINDS AND A SIGNIFICANT SNOWFALL ARE
EXPECTED WITHIN THE WATCH, WITH HIGHEST CONFIDENCE ACROSS
SOUTHERN/SE VA AND NE NC. ADDED BLIZZARD WORDING TO THE WINTER STORM
WATCH FOR PORTIONS OF HAMPTON ROADS AND COASTAL NORTHEAST NORTH
CAROLINA AND BLIZZARD WARNING MAY LIKELY BE NEEDED FOR THESE
LOCATIONS. WINDS MAY GUST TO 50-60 MPH ALONG THE COAST SATURDAY
NIGHT INTO SUNDAY.
PLEASE KEEP A CLOSE EYE ON THE FORECAST OVER THE NEXT 24 HOURS, WITH
FORECAST CONFIDENCE REMAINING BELOW AVERAGE FOR THIS TIMEFRAME. A
~50 MILE SHIFT IN THE COASTAL LOW WILL HAVE DRASTIC IMPACTS TO THE
FINAL SNOWFALL AMOUNTS. ADDITIONAL MESSAGING AND HEADLINES WILL NEED
ADJUSTMENTS OVER THE NEXT FEW FORECAST CYCLES.
KEY MESSAGE 2...A QUICK BURST OF LIGHT TO MODERATE SNOW IS POSSIBLE
FRIDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING AHEAD OF THE MAIN WINTER STORM,
ESPECIALLY ACROSS PORTIONS OF CENTRAL AND SOUTH CENTRAL VIRGINIA.
DUE TO THE VERY COLD TEMPERATURES, ANY SNOW COULD QUICKLY ACCUMULATE
ON SURFACES, INCLUDING ROADWAYS. THIS IS A LOW CONFIDENCE, BUT
POTENTIALLY HIGH IMPACT EVENT.
LATEST CAMS, INCLUDING THE 18Z HRRR AND NAM 3KM SHOW THE POTENTIAL
FOR LIGHT SNOW DEVELOPING ACROSS AREAS SOUTH OF I-64 FRIDAY
AFTERNOON/EVENING. IF SNOW DOES FALL, THERE IS A POSSIBILITY (~20 TO
40% PROBABILITY) OF ACCUMULATIONS UP TO 0.5". AIR TEMPERATURES WILL
BE WELL BELOW FREEZING DURING THIS TIMEFRAME, ALLOWING FOR EFFICIENT
ACCUMULATION ON ALL SURFACES. WHILE THIS SCENARIO IS FAIRLY LOW
CONFIDENCE, THERE COULD BE SIGNIFICANT TRAVEL IMPACTS IF IT DOES
HAPPEN.
KEY MESSAGE 3...WELL BELOW NORMAL TEMPERATURES REMAIN THROUGH EARLY
NEXT WEEK, KEEPING LOCALIZED IMPACTS (I.E ICY ROADS) IN PLACE
THROUGH THE WEEKEND. THE COLDEST AIR WIND CHILLS ARE EXPECTED
SATURDAY NIGHT INTO SUNDAY MORNING AND AN EXTREME COLD WATCH HAS
BEEN ISSUED FOR THE ENTIRE FORECAST AREA. A COLD WEATHER ADVISORY IS
IN EFFECT TONIGHT FOR PORTIONS OF THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA EASTERN
SHORE.
TONIGHT WILL AGAIN BE VERY COLD, THOUGH WINDS ARE EXPECTED TO BE
LIGHT AS HIGH PRESSURE EXTENDS INTO THE AREA, KEEPING WIND CHILLS
NEAR AMBIENT TEMPS THAT WILL MOSTLY BE IN THE TEENS OR MID TO UPPER
SINGLE DIGITS NW. HOWEVER, THERE WILL BE ENOUGH OF A LIGHT BREEZE
TONIGHT ACROSS PORTIONS OF THE EASTERN SHORE TO ALLOW FOR WIND
CHILLS TO DROP INTO COLD WEATHER ADVISORY TERRITORY. AS A RESULT,
ANOTHER COLD WEATHER ADVISORY HAS BEEN ISSUED TONIGHT INTO FRIDAY AM
FOR THE MARYLAND EASTERN SHORE AND ACCOMACK COUNTY, VA WHERE WIND
CHILLS AS LOW AS 0 ARE EXPECTED. FRIDAY WILL SEE HIGHS STRUGGLE TO
GET OUT OF THE MID 20S FOR MUCH OF THE NORTHERN HALF OF THE AREA.
SATURDAY WILL BE EVEN COLDER WITH HIGHS IN THE LOW TO MID 20S FOR
MOST. AN EXTREME COLD WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR SATURDAY NIGHT INTO
SUNDAY MORNING WHERE THE COMBINATION OF A STRONG N TO NW WIND AND
AIR TEMPERATURES IN THE LOW TO MID TEENS WILL RESULT IN WIND CHILLS
AS LOW AS 0 TO 10 BELOW.
AVIATION /07Z FRIDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/
AS OF 1250 AM EST FRIDAY...
VFR CONDITIONS WILL PREVAIL TODAY AND INTO THIS EVENING, WITH
INCREASING CLOUDS AND VFR CIGS EXPECTED. THERE IS A CHC FOR SOME
LIGHT SNOW THIS AFTN AND EVENING, PRIMARILY ACROSS SOUTH CENTRAL
VA WHICH WOULD MISS THE MAIN TERMINALS. HOWEVER, HAVE INCLUDED
PROB30 GROUP AT RIC AND AT ECG LATE IN THE TAF PERIOD. LIGHT N
TO NW WINDS BECOME NE AT 5-10 KT FOR MOST AFTER 15Z, WITH SOME
SLIGHTLY HIGHER WINDS IN THE 10-15 KT RANGE FOR ORF/ECG THIS
AFTN INTO TONIGHT.
OUTLOOK: A WINTER STORM WILL IMPACT THE AREA SATURDAY THROUGH
SUNDAY. SNOW IS EXPECTED TO SPREAD EASTWARD TO INCLUDE MOST OF
THE SOUTHERN TERMINALS BY EARLY SATURDAY, AND GENERALLY ALL AREAS
LATER SAT AFTN AND SAT NIGHT. THE GREATEST IMPACTS ARE EXPECTED
SATURDAY EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING. AT THIS TIME, PERIODS
WITH +SN AND LOW VSBYS ARE MOST LIKELY, ALONG WITH ELEVATED TO
STRONG NORTHERLY WINDS. IN PARTICULAR, ORF AND ECG SAT NIGHT
THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING CAN EXPECT GUSTS OF 40 KT+ WITH INLAND
TERMINALS LIKELY TO SEE GUSTS TO AROUND 30 KT. WINDS BECOME NW
SUNDAY AND REMAIN ELEVATED BUT FLIGHT RESTRICTIONS SHOULD MOST
DROP OFF (THOUGH BLSN MAY BE AN ISSUE). OTHERWISE MOSTLY CLEAR
WITH GRADUALLY DIMINISHING WINDS INTO MONDAY.
MARINE
AS OF 255 AM EST FRIDAY...
- RAMP UP SMALL CRAFT ADVISORIES ARE IN EFFECT FROM LATE
TONIGHT-SATURDAY AS CONDITIONS BEGIN TO DETERIORATE AHEAD OF
THE MAIN STORM.
- CONFIDENCE REMAINS HIGH IN HIGH-END GALE TO STORM CONDITIONS
THIS WEEKEND AS A STRONG COASTAL LOW DEVELOPS OFF THE
CAROLINAS. STORM WARNINGS HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR THE COASTAL
WATERS SOUTH OF CAPE CHARLES, WHERE CONFIDENCE IN STORM
CONDITIONS IS HIGHEST AND ONSET TIME IS EARLIEST (SATURDAY
EVENING).
- FREEZING SPRAY AND HIGH SEAS ARE EXPECTED THIS WEEKEND AS WELL.
A HEAVY FREEZING SPRAY WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE BAY,
LOWER JAMES, AND NORTHERN TWO COASTAL ZONES FOR SATURDAY NIGHT
INTO SUNDAY MORNING, WHEN ACCRETION RATES COULD REACH 2
CM/HOUR FOR A FEW HOURS.
HIGH PRESSURE IS BEGINNING TO BUILD TOWARD THE WATERS WITH N-NW WINDS
OF ~15 KT WITH GUSTS UP TO 20 KT. SEAS ARE 2-3 FT, AND AS EXPECTED,
LIGHT FREEZING SPRAY IS OCCURRING WITH ACCRETION RATES ON THE ORDER
OF 0.25-0.40 CM/HOUR. NO ADVISORIES RIGHT NOW AS ACCRETION RATES
AREN'T EXPECTED TO REACH MODERATE LEVELS UNTIL SAT NIGHT.
STRONG HIGH PRESSURE BUILDS SOUTH FROM THE NORTHERN PLAINS INTO THE
GULF TODAY INTO SAT. ALL EYES WILL THEN TURN TO A COASTAL LOW, WHICH
BEGINS TO FORM OFF THE SE CONUS COAST LATE FRIDAY BEFORE GRADUALLY
DEEPENING ON SATURDAY. THEN, THE LOW IS PROGGED TO RAPIDLY DEEPEN TO
A VERY IMPRESSIVE 970-980MB AS IT MOVES TO A POSITION 100-200 MILES
EAST OF THE VA/NC COAST BY SUNDAY MORNING. SUB-ADVISORY CONDITIONS
ARE EXPECTED FROM TODAY THROUGH PART OF TONIGHT. THEN, NE WINDS
INCREASE TO ~20 KT BY 12Z/7 AM SAT BEFORE BECOMING 20-30 KT WITH
GUSTS TO 35 KT BY SATURDAY AFTERNOON. RAMP UP SCAS HAVE BEEN ISSUED
FOR ALL MARINE ZONES TO ACCOUNT FOR THIS. MARINE CONDITIONS WILL
RAPIDLY DETERIORATE SATURDAY NIGHT AS THE LOW DEEPENS TO BELOW
980MB. THE 00Z/30 GUIDANCE IS STARTING TO COME INTO AGREEMENT WITH A
SLIGHTLY FARTHER SOUTH TRACK THAN WAS EXPECTED 24-36 HOURS AGO.
STILL, VERY DANGEROUS MARINE CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED SATURDAY NIGHT
INTO SUNDAY WITH WINDS BECOMING N THEN NNW AND INCREASING TO 30-40
KT NORTH/35-45 KT SOUTH.
THERE IS STILL A MODERATE TO HIGH POTENTIAL FOR STORM CONDITIONS
ACROSS MOST OF THE WATERS (HIGHEST CONFIDENCE SOUTH OF WINDMILL
PT/CHINCOTEAGUE). THE WORST CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED FROM MIDNIGHT-
NOON ON SUNDAY. CONFIDENCE IN STORM CONDITIONS HAS INCREASED ENOUGH
TO UPGRADE TO STORM WARNINGS FOR THE SOUTHERN TWO COASTAL ZONES AND
CURRITUCK SOUND (ONSET TIME IS ALSO SLIGHTLY EARLIER HERE WITH STORM
CONDITIONS STARTING LATE SAT EVENING). LOCAL WIND PROBS FOR 48 KT
GUSTS HAVE INCREASED TO 60-95% ACROSS THESE ZONES, HENCE THE UPGRADE
TO A WARNING AFTER COLLABORATION WITH MHX. WILL LEAVE THE STORM
WATCHES UP ELSEWHERE WITH GALE WATCHES FOR THE UPPER RIVERS. THE
PROBABILITY FOR 48 KT GUSTS REMAINS 30-60% ACROSS THE CHES BAY (MUCH
HIGHER ACROSS THE LOWER BAY WITH LOWER PROBS AROUND TANGIER) AND 40-
60% ACROSS THE NORTHERN COASTAL WATERS NORTH OF CAPE CHARLES LIGHT.
SEAS BUILD TO 8-12 FT ACROSS THE NORTHERN COASTAL WATERS AND 10-15+
FEET ACROSS THE SOUTHERN COASTAL WATERS (HIGHEST ACROSS THE NC
COASTAL WATERS) GIVEN THE STRONG WINDS. ADDITIONALLY, GIVEN THE HIGH
PROBABILITY FOR SNOW (POTENTIALLY HEAVY), PERIODS OF ZERO VISIBILITY
ARE INCREASINGLY LIKELY ACROSS THE COASTAL WATERS SAT INTO SUN.
LASTLY, PERIODS OF LIGHT FREEZING SPRAY WILL CONTINUE THROUGH
SATURDAY BEFORE A PERIOD OF MODERATE TO OCCASIONALLY HEAVY FREEZING
SPRAY IS EXPECTED SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY MORNING WITH THE
VERY STRONG WINDS/CAA ON THE BACK SIDE OF THE LOW. WITH WATER TEMPS
ALREADY IN THE MID 30S ACROSS THE BAY AND LIKELY THE VERY NEARSHORE
NRN COASTAL WATERS, HAVE ISSUED A HEAVY FREEZING SPRAY WATCH HERE AS
WATER TEMPS WILL LIKELY COOL BY ANOTHER DEGREE OR TWO WITH AIR TEMPS
POTENTIALLY IN THE UPPER TEENS SUN AM. WINDS BECOME NW BEHIND THE
LOW AND GRADUALLY DIMINISH MON. SUB-ADVISORY WINDS RETURN MONDAY
EVENING AND CONTINUE THROUGH THE MIDDLE OF THE WEEK.
CLIMATE
RECORD LOW MAX TEMPERATURES FOR SAT JAN 31:
- RIC: 23 (1948)
- ORF: 25 (1936)
- SBY: 24 (2019)
- ECG: 29 (1965)
DAILY RECORD SNOWFALL FOR SAT JAN 31 AND SUN FEB 1:
- DATE: SAT JAN 31 SUN FEB 1
- RIC: 7.0" (1948) 3.1" (1948)
- ORF: 4.0" (1980) 4.0" (1910)
- SBY: 4.0" (2010) 4.0" (1962)
- ECG: 5.0" (1980) 7.0" (1948)
AKQ WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES
MD...COLD WEATHER ADVISORY UNTIL 10 AM EST THIS MORNING FOR
MDZ021>025.
COLD WEATHER ADVISORY FROM 1 AM SATURDAY TO 1 AM EST SUNDAY
FOR MDZ021>025.
EXTREME COLD WATCH FROM LATE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY
MORNING FOR MDZ021>025.
WINTER STORM WATCH FROM SATURDAY MORNING THROUGH SUNDAY
AFTERNOON FOR MDZ023>025.
NC...COLD WEATHER ADVISORY FROM 1 AM SATURDAY TO 1 AM EST SUNDAY
FOR NCZ012>017-030>032-102.
EXTREME COLD WATCH FROM LATE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY
MORNING FOR NCZ012>017-030>032-102.
WINTER STORM WARNING FROM 4 AM SATURDAY TO 7 PM EST SUNDAY FOR
NCZ012>017-030>032-102.
COASTAL FLOOD WATCH FROM LATE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY
AFTERNOON FOR NCZ102.
VA...COLD WEATHER ADVISORY UNTIL 10 AM EST THIS MORNING FOR VAZ099.
COLD WEATHER ADVISORY FROM 1 AM SATURDAY TO 1 AM EST SUNDAY
FOR VAZ048-060>062-064>069-075>090-092-093-095>100-
509>525.
EXTREME COLD WATCH FROM LATE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY
MORNING FOR VAZ048-060>062-064>069-075>090-092-093-
095>100-509>525.
WINTER STORM WARNING FROM 4 AM SATURDAY TO 7 PM EST SUNDAY FOR
VAZ092-093-095>098-523>525.
COASTAL FLOOD WATCH FROM LATE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY
AFTERNOON FOR VAZ095-097-098-100.
WINTER STORM WATCH FROM THIS EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON
FOR VAZ060-061-065>069-079-087.
WINTER STORM WATCH FROM LATE TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY AFTERNOON
FOR VAZ076>078-080>086-088>090-512>520-522.
WINTER STORM WATCH FROM LATE TONIGHT THROUGH SUNDAY EVENING
FOR VAZ099-100.
MARINE...SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY FROM 7 AM TO 7 PM EST SATURDAY FOR ANZ630-
631-635>637-650-652-654.
STORM WATCH FROM SATURDAY EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY EVENING FOR
ANZ630>632-634-638-650-652-654.
HEAVY FREEZING SPRAY WATCH FROM LATE SATURDAY NIGHT THROUGH
SUNDAY MORNING FOR ANZ630>632-634-638-650-652.
SMALL CRAFT ADVISORY FROM 1 AM TO 7 PM EST SATURDAY FOR
ANZ632>634-638-656-658.
STORM WARNING FROM 7 PM SATURDAY TO 1 PM EST SUNDAY FOR ANZ633.
GALE WATCH FROM SATURDAY EVENING THROUGH SUNDAY EVENING FOR
ANZ635>637.
STORM WARNING FROM 7 PM SATURDAY TO 4 PM EST SUNDAY FOR ANZ656-
658.
DISCUSSION...AJB/LKB
AVIATION...LKB/NB
MARINE...ERI
CLIMATE...LKB
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