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While original projections from the past few days have been seeing more of a mixed bag of precipitation falling in the WCDO listening area, the situation has become much more “fluid” over the past 12 hours or so. \u00a0 What exactly you will experience depends heavily on how temperatures hold in your immediate area, with\u00a0heavy variances in precipitation texture and depths depending on your location and topography .<\/p>\n
The southern half of the WCDO listening area may experience more of a wet slush, sleet, and rain event rather than heavy snow. \u00a0The northwest portion of the listening area may receive more of a heavy wet snowfall, while the northeast area may be back to a heavy slushy mix. \u00a0It will depend greatly on where the temperature bands establish themselves. \u00a0Where exactly these mid and upper level temperature bands of the storm end up will determine if you<\/strong> receive heavy snow or rain in your immediate area, or something more in the middle.<\/p>\n Be aware of varying road conditions<\/strong>\u00a0when travelling. \u00a0Road conditions will likely deteriorate at a very rapid pace as temperatures quickly fall Wednesday afternoon into the evening. \u00a0What may be easily traversed in one area may be radically different from conditions being experienced as little as 5 – 10 miles away, with the local profile this storm possesses.<\/p>\n Dress for the cold<\/strong>. \u00a0Windchill values are expected to drop into the -10 degree +\/- feel range for \u00a0a 30+ hour time span.<\/p>\n Stay tuned to WCDO<\/a> for updates as the situation continues to develop.<\/p>\n Think ahead and be prepared for situations that could develop with this storm<\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n As of 1:43 AM 3\/12\/14 the NWS forecast for the WCDO listening area stands at the following:<\/p>\n In keeping watch of the snowfall forecasts that have been issued for our area by the National Weather Service – Binghamton, NY Office, it has become apparent that the approaching storm has undergone an acceleration in severity estimations\u00a0<\/strong>of possible precipitation totals for our area in particular. \u00a0Compare the snowfall potential graphs released over the past 17 hours by NWS as of this posting (1:43am 3\/12\/14):<\/p>\n <\/p>\n This map was noted with the following by the NWS:<\/p>\n Forecast unchanged, just a different map to show outside of our “forecast” area.<\/p>\n This includes forecasts from surrounding offices.”<\/p>\n \n<\/blockquote>\n Stay tuned to FM 100.9 \/ AM 1490 WCDO or stream us online at WCDOLive.com<\/a>\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/strong>for\u00a0<\/strong>continuing\u00a0<\/strong>updates as this storm passes through the Tri-County area. \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n Updates will be posted at WCDORadio.com<\/a> as warranted.<\/strong><\/p>\n Follow us on Facebook<\/a> for immediate notifications.<\/strong><\/p>\n \n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" While original projections from the past few days have been seeing more of a mixed bag of precipitation falling in the WCDO listening area, the situation has become much more “fluid” over the past 12 hours or so. \u00a0 What … Continue reading \n
8am 3\/11\/14<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\n7:45PM 3\/11\/14 – Note where the bulls-eye is for that arrow.<\/h3>\n
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<\/p>\nWhich grew to this by 10:05PM<\/h3>\n
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