Flash Flood Warning 6, NWS Albany, NY

NEW YORK STATEWIDE POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
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0400AM EST FRI FEB 23 1990
GMSO WLSR APTS
01066    FILE 28   MONTGOMERY CO SO FONDA NY0280000    FEB 23-90
TO           NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
                      ROAD FLOODING
CHECK ONE OR MORE AS APPROPRIATE:
(X) - ROAD FLOODING
( ) - ROADSIDE CULVERTS FLOODING
( ) - STORM SEWERS BACKING UP CAUSING LOCAL URBAN FLOODING
( ) - WATER COLLECTING IN LOW LYING UNDERPASSES
( ) - OTHER
LOCATION: ROUTE 5  TN PALATINE   MONTGOMERY COUNTY
DATE AND TIME CONDITION STARTED: 0327AM
NEAREST TOWN/CITY: APPROX 2 MILES EAST PALATINE BRIDGE
REMARKS: 2-3 IN WATER COVERING 1 1/2 LANES   STATE D.O.T. ADVISED
MILE POST  MARKER 1143
AUTH PHONE #: 518 853-4312
AUTH SHERIFF RONALD# R EMERY         BUCK          0348AM

NYZ006>013-018-020-210000-

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBANY NY
400 AM EST FRI FEB 23 1990

...WINTER STORM WATCHES HAVE BEEN POSTED FOR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
FOR THE LAKE GEORGE SARATOGA REGION...CHAMPLAIN VALLEY AND ALL OF
VERMONT...

  IT MAY SEEM HARD TO BELIEVE WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 50S IN MUCH OF
THE REGION EARLY THIS MORNING...BUT IT WILL TURN SHARPLY COLDER TODAY
AS THE LEADING EDGE OF COLDER AIR MOVES SOUTH THROUGH NEW YORK AND
VERMONT.

  THIS FRONT WILL MOVE SOUTH TO MARYLAND WHERE A WEATHER DISTURBANCE
WILL FORM ON IT THIS EVENING. THIS LOW WILL SLOWLY MOVE NORTHEAST
ALONG THE NEW JERSEY AND NEW ENGLAND COASTS FRIDAY NIGHT AND
SATURDAY. IT WILL SPREAD RAIN AND SNOW ACROSS NEW YORK AND VERMONT
LATE THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT.

  AT THIS TIME HOW MUCH THE COASTAL LOW WILL STRENTHEN IS UNCERTAIN.
IT WILL DEPEND ON HOW TWO WEATHER DISTURBANCES IN THE UPPER ATMOSHERE
TRACK TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MORNING. IF THEY MERGE SOONER THE COASTAL
LOW WILL STRENTHEN RAPIDLY RAISING THE POTENTIAL FOR HEAVY SNOW IN
MUCH OF IN UPSTATE EASTERN NEW YORK AND VERMONT.

  EVEN IF THEY DONT MERGE THE STORM WITH STRENTHEN ALONG THE NEW
ENGLAND COAST LATE TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. IT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO DUMP
AT LEAST 6 INCHES OR MORE OF SNOW IN ALL OF VERMONT AS WELL AS
ADJACENT AREAS IN NEW YORK'S LAKE GEORGE REGION AND CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

  SNOW IS ALSO LIKELY IN MUCH OF THE REST OF EASTERN NEW YORKA
EXCEPT THE CATSKILLS AND LOWER HUDSON VALLEY WHERE RAIN TONIGHT
WILL EVENTUALLY CHANGE TO SNOW. FROM THE SUSQUEHANNA REGION TO THE
MOHAWK VALLEY AND ADIRONDACKS  SEVERAL INCHES OF SNOW COULD FALL
TONIGHT TRHOUGH SATURDAY.

SNYDER

NYZ06>013-018>020-VTALL-231500-

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBANY NY
400 AM EST FRI FEB 23 1990

...WINTER STORM WATCHES HAVE BEEN POSTED FOR TONIGHT AND SATURDAY
FOR THE LAKE GEORGE SARATOGA REGION...CHAMPLAIN VALLEY AND ALL OF
VERMONT...

  IT MAY SEEM HARD TO BELIEVE WITH TEMPERATURES IN THE 50S IN MUCH OF
THE REGION EARLY THIS MORNING...BUT IT WILL TURN SHARPLY COLDER TODAY
AS THE LEADING EDGE OF COLDER AIR MOVES SOUTH THROUGH NEW YORK AND
VERMONT.

  THIS FRONT WILL MOVE SOUTH TO MARYLAND WHERE A WEATHER DISTURBANCE
WILL FORM ON IT THIS EVENING. THIS LOW WILL SLOWLY MOVE NORTHEAST
ALONG THE NEW JERSEY AND NEW ENGLAND COASTS FRIDAY NIGHT AND
SATURDAY. IT WILL SPREAD RAIN AND SNOW ACROSS NEW YORK AND VERMONT
LATE THIS AFTERNOON AND TONIGHT.
  AT THIS TIME HOW MUCH THE COASTAL LOW WILL STRENTHEN IS UNCERTAIN.
IT WILL DEPEND ON HOW TWO WEATHER DISTURBANCES IN THE UPPER ATMOSHERE
TRACK TONIGHT AND SATURDAY MORNING. IF THEY MERGE SOONER THE COASTAL
LOW WILL STRENTHEN RAPIDLY RAISING THE POTENTIAL FOR HEAVY SNOW IN
MUCH OF IN UPSTATE EASTERN NEW YORK AND VERMONT.

  EVEN IF THEY DONT MERGE THE STORM WITH STRENTHEN ALONG THE NEW
ENGLAND COAST LATE TONIGHT AND SATURDAY. IT HAS THE POTENTIAL TO DUMP
AT LEAST 6 INCHES OR MORE OF SNOW IN ALL OF VERMONT AS WELL AS
ADJACENT AREAS IN NEW YORK'S LAKE GEORGE REGION AND CHAMPLAIN VALLEY.

  SNOW IS ALSO LIKELY IN MUCH OF THE REST OF EASTERN NEW YORK
EXCEPT THE CATSKILLS AND LOWER HUDSON VALLEY WHERE RAIN TONIGHT
WILL EVENTUALLY CHANGE TO SNOW. FROM THE SUSQUEHANNA REGION TO THE
MOHAWK VALLEY AND ADIRONDACKS  SEVERAL INCHES OF SNOW COULD FALL
TONIGHT TRHOUGH SATURDAY.

  THE NEXT STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED AROUND 10 AM.

SNYDER

NEW YORK STATEWIDE POLICE INFORMATION NETWORK
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0746AM EST FRI FEB 23 1990
FLIB WLSR QENC
00229    FILE 28   PD LIBERTY NY0522000              FEB 23-90
TO       NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
         NYS DEPT ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION - BIAM - MR. RICHARD (DOC) TAYLOR

STANDARD HYDROLOGIC EXCHANGE FORMAT

DATE OF OBSERVATION: 02/23/90   TIME OF OBSERVATION:  7:00 AM EDT

OBSERVATION ID #: LBTN6/   PERCIP: .39 /
WX: 52  /   HIGH TEMP: 48 /   LOW TEMP: 27 /   CURRENT TEMP: 48 /

NEW SNOW:     /   TOTAL SNOW ON GROUND:      /
RIVER:       /
PERCIP YESTERDAY MORNING:     /

REMARKS:BETWEEN 7-00AM YESTERDAY MORNING AND 11-00PM LAST NIGHT
.37 INCHES #OF RAIN HAD FALLEN, AND FROM 11-00PM TO 7-00AM THIS
MORNING AN ADDITIONAL .02 INCHES HAD FALLEN BRINGING TOTAL TO .39
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NYZ013-MAZ006-231500-

SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBANY NY
850 AM EST FRI FEB 23 1990

RARE WINTER THUNDERSTORMS WERE RUMBLING THROUGH THE LOWER HUDSON VALLEY
OF NEW YORK AND THE BERKSHIRES OF WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS.

AT 840 AM THE THUNDERSTORMS WERE ALONG A LINE FROM NEAR LEE MASSACHUSETTS
TO RED HOOK IN NORTHERN DUTCHESS COUNTY IN NEW YORK.  THE LINE WAS
MOVING SOUTHEAST AROUND 20 MILES AN HOUR.

THE THUNDERSTORMS WILL MOVE THROUGH THE REMAINDER OF SOUTHERN BERKSHIRE
COUNTY BY 9:30 AM...INCLUDING GREAT BARRINGTON AND SOUTHFIELD.
BRIEF STORMS WILL ALSO MOVE THROUGH MILLERTON AND MILBROOK IN
NORTHERN DUTCHESS COUNTY.

THERE WILL BE BRIEFLY HEAVY RAIN...GUSTY WINDS.~..AND MAYBE SMALL HAIL
WITH THESE STORMS.

IF THE SKY BECOMES THREATENING...YOU SHOULD GO INDOORS.

SL