The January 6, 2005 Northeast Pennsylvania Ice Storm
Mike Evans
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Index of Slides
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The January 6, 2005 Northeast Pennsylvania Ice Storm
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Outline
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250 mb valid 1/5 18 UTC
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250 mb valid 1/6 06 UTC
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250 mb valid 1/6 18 UTC
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500 mb valid 1/5 18 UTC
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500 mb valid 1/6 06 UTC
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500 mb valid 1/6 18 UTC
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700 mb valid 1/5 18 UTC
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700 mb valid 1/6 06 UTC
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700 mb valid 1/6 18 UTC
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sea-level pressure valid 1/5 18 UTC
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sea-level pressure valid 1/6 06 UTC
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sea-level pressure valid 1/6 18 UTC
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Divergence cross-section
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850 mb wind
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850 mb wind
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AVP forecast sounding
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AVP forecast sounding
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AVP forecast sounding
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Precipitation type overview
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SREF 850 mb temperatures
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SREF 850 mb temperatures
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SREF 2 m temperatures
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SREF 2 m temperatures
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Frontogenesis Cross-section
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Wind plot
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Wind and temperature advection
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Summary of the 1/5/05 12 UTC Model Forecasts
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Radar mosaic 5/18 UTC
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Surface Plot 5/18 UTC
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Radar mosaic 6/00 UTC
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Surface Plot 6/00 UTC
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Radar mosaic 6/06 UTC
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Surface Plot 6/06 UTC
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Radar mosaic 6/12 UTC
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Surface Plot 6/12 UTC
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What Happened Through 06/12 UTC
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250 mb valid 6/12 UTC
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250 mb valid 6/18 UTC
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500 mb valid 6/12 UTC
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500 mb valid 6/18 UTC
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700 mb valid 6/12 UTC
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700 mb valid 6/18 UTC
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sea-level pressure valid 6/12 UTC
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sea-level pressure valid 6/18 UTC
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IAD RAOB 6/00 UTC
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IAD RAOB 6/12 UTC
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Banded precipitation diagnostic
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Banded precipitation diagnostic
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KBGM reflectivity 6/12 UTC
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KBGM reflectivity 6/18 UTC
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Wind plot 6/12 UTC
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Wind plot 6/15 UTC
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Wind plot 6/18 UTC
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Frontogenesis Cross-section
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Frontogenesis Cross-section
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Radar Mosaic 6/18 UTC
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Surface Plot 6/18 UTC
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Observed snowfall
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Ice accumulation map
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Summary and Conclusions
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Comparisons between this storm and major ice storms on 1/1/03 and 4/4/03.
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