Source-rendered snow depth and snow water equivalent for the lower 48. History changes this snow picture only; warnings and radar keep their own clocks.
No NOHRSC picture displayed on the interactive map.
0 - 0.39 in
0.39 - 2.0 in
2.0 - 3.9 in
3.9 - 9.8 in
9.8 - 20 in
20 - 39 in
39 - 59 in
59 - 98 in
98 - 197 in
197 - 295 in
295 - 394 in
394 - 787 in
NOAA/NWS/NOHRSC’s original picture and legend. No station or address value is inferred.
NOHRSC footprint times are metadata; pixel analysis time is not independently verified. Snow-depth pixels have previously differed from the footprint time. This is modeled/assimilated snow analysis, not a measurement at a place. Unshaded and no-data areas do not establish zero snow.
Collector checked not reported; feed generated not reported. Zero cells does not establish coverage or clear weather. Observations from different radars are not merged.
Prepare for the passage of a Category 3 or 4 typhoon Sunday morning.
Secure all vessels. Conditions are expected to be catastrophic for
small craft, and extremely dangerous for any vessels of larger size.
As Typhoon Champi approaches, stay in safe harbor.
The polygon is a warned area, not a tornado footprint. NWS detection tags are independent of radar algorithms and reports.
Relevant watched places
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Full official message
Typhoon Warning issued October 17 at 3:37PM ChST by NWS Tiyan GU
* WHAT...Typhoon conditions, including winds of 64 knots or more
are expected.
* WHERE...Guam and Rota Coastal Waters.
* WHEN...Onset of damaging winds beginning tonight. Onset of
destructive winds after midnight with typhoon force winds early
Sunday morning. Damaging winds will continue into at least Sunday
night, if Champi slows down.
* IMPACTS...Destructive to typhoon force winds will produce dangerous
to deadly seas that could damage, capsize or sink vessels, along
with drastically reducing visibilities in heavy rain.
* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...Typhoon Champi (29W) continues to move quickly
toward the Marianas. The exact path of 29W remains subject to
change. However, guidance supports a passage through Guam coastal
waters near the southern tip of Guam, with damaging winds moving in
late tonight and lasting into at least Sunday night. Champi is
expected to strengthen further today as it approaches, then move
through the region as a Category 3 typhoon Sunday morning. Seas
are quickly rising, with significant sea heights reaching as high
as 35 feet near the eye wall of Champi. Dangerous sea conditions
may continue into Monday.
Prepare for the passage of a Category 3 or 4 typhoon Sunday morning.
Secure all vessels. Conditions are expected to be catastrophic for
small craft, and extremely dangerous for any vessels of larger size.
As Typhoon Champi approaches, stay in safe harbor.
WPC’s WSSI, overall impact, Days 1–3, valid to , issued . WPC issues each day and cause on its own clock. Not a warning, and not a chance. Data: NOAA/NWS/WPC.
Chance of Moderate impacts or worse, Day 1
WPC: “WSSI does not depict official warnings and should always be used in context with official NWS forecasts and warnings.”
WPC’s Probabilistic Winter Precipitation Forecast, to , issued . Outlines, as WPC draws them. Data: NOAA/NWS/WPC.
Winter watches, warnings and advisories
No winter or cold watch, warning or advisory in force in this area.
NWS’s winter and cold alerts in force in the area, by event as issued, each counted once, with the offices that issued them and the latest end. Data: NOAA/NWS.
Snow on the ground
NOHRSC snow depth and snow water equivalent use the source’s original pictures and legends, with qualified footprint times. Open the cached source page for availability and retained history. This wall has no snow picture to rotate; missing imagery does not mean no snow.
Issued , for to . WPC’s words, as written. Data: NOAA/NWS/WPC.
Radar, winter preset
The Radar page’s winter preset over the area: HRDPS forecast snow with NWS’s warnings on top, loaded by your browser. A forecast, labelled as one there.
Not an official warning service. Warnings and watches are the National Weather Service’s, outlooks and reports the Storm Prediction Center’s and the Weather Prediction Center’s (Data: NOAA/NWS, NOAA/SPC, NOAA/WPC). When a warning is issued for you, act on it, and use weather.gov or a NOAA Weather Radio for where you are.
0 - 0.39 in
0.39 - 2.0 in
2.0 - 3.9 in
3.9 - 9.8 in
9.8 - 20 in
20 - 39 in
39 - 59 in
59 - 98 in
98 - 197 in
197 - 295 in
295 - 394 in
394 - 787 in