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ACUS41 KWBC 240326
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STORM SUMMARY NUMBER 4 FOR LATE FEBRUARY NOR'EASTER
NWS WEATHER PREDICTION CENTER COLLEGE PARK MD
1000 PM EST MON FEB 23 2026
...HEAVY SNOW AND HURRICANE-FORCE WIND GUSTS SPREADING ALONG THE
MAINE COAST WHILE CONDITIONS BEGIN TO IMPROVE WINDS FARTHER WEST
ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND...
BLIZZARD WARNINGS REMAIN IN EFFECT ALONG THE MAINE COAST THROUGH
TOMORROW MORNING.
WINTER STORM WARNINGS AND WINTER WEATHER ADVISORIES REMAIN IN
EFFECT NEAR OR ALONG THE WESTERN SLOPES OF THE APPALACHIANS AND
ACROSS THE INLAND SECTIONS OF THE NEW ENGLAND.
GALE AND STORM WARNINGS ARE IN EFFECT FOR COASTAL WATERS OF NEW
ENGLAND.
FOR A DETAILED GRAPHICAL DEPICTION OF THE LATEST WATCHES, WARNINGS
AND ADVISORIES, PLEASE SEE WWW.WEATHER.GOV
AT 900 PM EST...AN INTENSE CYCLONE, WITH AN ESTIMATED CENTRAL
PRESSURE OF 969 MB (28.60 IN HG) WAS NEARING THE CANADIAN
MARITIMES. AFTER DEEPENING EXPLOSIVELY JUST OFF THE DELMARVA
PENINSULA LAST EVENING, THE CENTER OF THIS INTENSE CYCLONE
CONTINUED TO TRACK EAST-NORTHEAST PASSING BETWEEN 100 TO 200 MILES
SOUTH OF THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND COAST THIS MORNING AND IS
PUSHING FURTHER EAST AWAY FROM NEW ENGLAND THIS EVENING. HEAVY
SNOW IN COMBINATION WITH GALE-FORCE WINDS CONTINUED TO BATTER NEW
ENGLAND WHERE HURRICANE-FORCE WIND GUSTS HAVE BEEN REPORTED. SINCE
THIS MORNING, SNOWFALL HAS CONCLUDED ACROSS THE NORTHEAST AND
MID-ATLANTIC AS THE CYCLONE TRACKS FURTHER AWAY.
...SELECTED PRELIMINARY STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL IN INCHES FROM 700 AM
EST SUN FEB 22 THROUGH 900 PM EST MON FEB 23...
..CONNECTICUT
MYSTIC 4 ESE 24.0
BRIDGEPORT AIRPORT 20.0
LEDYARD CENTER 2 E 20.0
NORWICH 19.8
CANTERBURY 18.0
CHESTER CENTER 16.0
PUTNAM 1 W 15.0
HEBRON 1 N 13.0
BERLIN 1 N 12.0
..DELAWARE
LONG NECK 2 SW 21.0
WOODSIDE 20.5
BETHEL 19.3
DELAWARE COASTAL AIRPORT 19.0
SEAFORD 0.6 WSW 19.0
SELBYVILLE 18.5
MILLSBORO 5.6 ENE 17.5
DOVER 16.5
HARRINGTON 16.1
HOCKESSIN 10.0
..WASHINGTON DC
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY 3.6
..MAINE
GOODWINS MILLS 2 NE 13.0
MILFORD 1 ESE 7.5
SOUTH PORTLAND 2 SW 6.5
N KEENE 3.3 5.3
DURHAM 4.3
EPPING 2.0 NNE 4.3
BOW 1.6 NW 3.1
..MARYLAND
BISHOPVILLE 16.0
PITTSVILLE 2 NE 14.0
BERLIN 3.9 SE 10.5
OCEAN CITY 10.5
DELMAR 0.3 ESE 10.3
CAVETOWN 3 ESE 10.0
PARSONSBURG 9.0
SALISBURY 9.0
ELKTON 2 W 8.5
WATERSVILLE 1 N 6.8
..MASSACHUSETTS
NWS BOSTON 31.8
BERKLEY 1 NE 31.0
SOMERSET 1 NNE 31.0
FOXBOROUGH 1 NE 24.5
BLISS CORNER 2 NNE 24.0
SWANSEA 24.0
FAIRHAVEN 2.2 ESE 15.0
SWANSEA 2.1 W 14.5
BOSTON LOGAN ARPT 14.4
DIGHTON 3.3 NNW 14.0
ASHLAND 1 SE 12.7
..NEW HAMPSHIRE
STRATHAM 2 ENE 9.0
PORTSMOUTH ARPT 5.1
..NEW JERSEY
BOGOTA 29.5
NEWARK AIRPORT 27.1
FREEHOLD 26.0
CRANBURY 21.0
MORRISVILLE 2 SSW 21.0
RIDGEFIELD 20.6
CHATHAM 1 NW 20.0
LAKE PINE 19.2
MOUNT HOLLY WFO 19.2
CRANFORD 18.6
NORTH BRUNSWICK 18.5
MAMARONECK 2 N 18.0
MANCHESTER TWP 5.6 NE 18.0
SOMERDALE 18.0
ATLANTIC CITY INTERNATIONAL 16.9
HOBOKEN 1 WSW 16.5
..NEW YORK
CENTRAL ISLIP 31.0
MONTAUK 28.1
REMSENBURG-SPEONK 27.5
NORTH PATCHOGUE 27.2
SHIRLEY AIRPORT 26.0
FORT SALONGA 1.5 SSE 25.2
QUOGUE 1 SSE 23.5
PLAINVIEW 21.5
EAST MEADOW 1 ENE 20.8
IRVINGTON 1 NE 19.5
CENTRAL PARK 19.1
CROWN HEIGHTS 18.0
MAMARONECK 2 N 18.0
MOTT HAVEN 1 SW 17.9
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS 17.0
HARTSDALE 1 SE 16.0
NYC/LA GUARDIA 15.1
MONTCLAIR 1 NE 15.0
NYACK 11.0
..PENNSYLVANIA
MORRISVILLE 2 SSW 21.0
BENSALEM 17.0
PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONAL 14.0
MORTON 13.2
WILLOW GROVE 13.2
SABILLASVILLE 2 NNW 12.3
..RHODE ISLAND
TF GREEN AP 37.9 PRELIM STATE RECORD
WARWICK 1 SE 36.2
NORTH KINGSTOWN 35.0
NEWPORT APT 1 SW 34.0
PROVIDENCE 2 E 33.5
NARRAGANSETT 2 WNW 26.0
COVENTRY 1.4 SSE 23.5
..VIRGINIA
CHINCOTEAGUE 0.6 SE 4.5
CEDAR BLUFF 3.6 SW 4.1
ARLINGTON 3 WNW 4.0
VIENNA 3.3 N 3.8
..WEST VIRGINIA
POINT MOUNTAIN 22.5
CRAIGSVILLE 8 SSW 21.0
RED CREEK 4 NE 16.0
HARMAN 7 W 13.5
TERRA ALTA 8.0
CIRCLEVILLE 6 SW 6.0
SENECA ROCKS 6 NW 6.0
...SELECTED PRELIMINARY PEAK WIND GUSTS IN MILES PER HOUR EARLIER
IN THE EVENT...
..CONNECTICUT
BRADLEY ARPT 54
HARTFORD-BRAINARD ARPT 51
..DELAWARE
LEWES 58
SR1 IRIB NORTH 51
..MAINE
FRENCHBORO 15 ESE 70
EAST SURRY 53
..MARYLAND
OCEAN CITY INLET 51
COVE POINT LNG PIER 45
..MASSACHUSETTS
NANTUCKET 83
BARNSTABLE 77
WELLFLEET 77
GOSNOLD 5 WSW 74
NORWELL 2 WSW 73
SANDWICH 2 NNE 73
CHATHAM AP 72
MARTHAS VINEYARD AP 71
ORLEANS 2 N 71
JAMESTOWN 3 WNW 70
BOSTON LOGAN INTL ARPT 68
WOODS HOLE 1 WSW 66
..NEW JERSEY
BARNEGAT INLET AT BARNEGAT LIGHT 70
ATLANTIC CITY 61
NEWARK 54
..NEW YORK
MONTAUK POINT 84
STONY BROOK 74
PECONIC 69
EATONS NECK 67
NEW YORK/JFK 62
NEW YORK/LGA 52
ISLIP 47
CENTRAL PARK 43
..NORTH CAROLINA
WAGONER 2 NW 58
DUCK PIER 53
..RHODE ISLAND
NORTH KINGSTOWN 2 NE 74
BLOCK ISLAND 2 N 73
JAMESTOWN 3 WNW 70
TF GREEN ARPT 68
..SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON 2 ESE 53
BEAUFORT 3 NW 51
MARINE CORPS AIR STATION 51
..VIRGINIA
YORK SPIT 54
RAPPAHANNOCK LIGHT 53
AS THE NOR'EASTER MOVES FARTHER AWAY, BLIZZARD CONDITIONS ACROSS
SOUTHEASTERN NEW ENGLAND WILL GRADUALLY SUBSIDE THIS EVENING.
HOWEVER, HEAVY SNOW AND GALE-FORCE WINDS WILL CONTINUE TONIGHT
ALONG THE MAINE COAST BEFORE THE STORM PULLS AWAY ON TUESDAY. THE
COMBINATION OF HEAVY SNOWFALL AND STRONG WIND GUSTS (40-60 MPH)
WILL RESULT IN BLIZZARD CONDITIONS ACROSS THESE REGIONS, AND
SHARPLY REDUCED VISIBILITY WILL MAKE TRAVEL EXTREMELY TREACHEROUS.
THESE STRONG WINDS COMBINED WITH THE WEIGHT OF HEAVY, WET SNOW,
SHOULD RESULT IN SCATTERED TO NUMEROUS POWER OUTAGES.
THE NEXT STORM SUMMARY WILL BE ISSUED BY THE WEATHER PREDICTION
CENTER AT 400 AM EST. PLEASE REFER TO YOUR LOCAL NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE OFFICE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS EVENT.
ASHERMAN/KONG
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