FW: Weather Warnings Public Information Statement

Thu Feb 5 12:26:55 PST 2009

KN4LF... pls forgive me, forgot your name....

What summary do you have??? I had some people tell me
this morning at my work place (Publix Pix) they had temps
as low as 24 AT SUNRISE, and one guy told me he had
a wind chill of 4 above 0 around 755 am.

One more blast of cold air coming this way, to bad it's
a month and a had late for CHRISTMAS....

Evans 

>-----Original Message-----
>From: WCF-SKYWARN-WARNINGS at yahoogroups.com 
>[mailto:WCF-SKYWARN-WARNINGS at yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of 
>Times Weather Server
>Sent: Thursday, February 05, 2009 3:17 PM
>To: WCF-SKYWARN-WARNINGS at yahoogroups.com; adorn at sptimes.com
>Subject: Weather Warnings Public Information Statement
>Importance: High
>
>NOUS42 KTBW 052015
>PNSTBW
>FLZ039-042-043-048>052-055>057-060>062-065-061200-
>
>PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
>NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAMPA BAY AREA - RUSKIN FL 300 PM EST 
>THU FEB 5 2009
>
>...ONE MORE REALLY COLD NIGHT...
>
>NORTHERLY WINDS LAST NIGHT HELPED TO DRIVE THE COLD AIR WELL 
>SOUTH LEADING TO AN ADVECTIVE FREEZE ACROSS MUCH OF THE AREA 
>AWAY FROM THE COAST. TEMPERATURES RANGED FROM THE UPPER TEENS 
>TO MID 20S ACROSS MUCH OF THE NATURE COAST WITH MID 20S TO 
>LOWER 30S STRETCHING SOUTHWARD INTO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA.
>
>HIGH PRESSURE WILL BE SETTLING OVER NORTH FLORIDA TONIGHT 
>ALLOWING WINDS TO BECOME LIGHT UNDER CLEAR SKIES. THIS 
>COMBINED WITH THE COLD DRY AIR IN PLACE WILL LEAD TO GOOD 
>RADIATIONAL COOLING WITH TEMPERATURES LATER TONIGHT INTO 
>FRIDAY MORNING EXPECTED TO ONCE AGAIN FALL INTO THE UPPER 
>TEENS TO LOWER 20S ACROSS MUCH OF THE NATURE COAST WITH MID 
>20S TO LOWER 30S STRETCHING SOUTHWARD INTO SOUTHWEST FLORIDA. 
>THESE TEMPERATURES COULD APPROACH THE RECORD LOWS FOR FEBRUARY 
>6TH IN A FEW LOCATIONS. ALSO...SINCE THE WINDS WILL BE 
>LIGHTER...WIDESPREAD FROST IS EXPECTED.
>
>BELOW IS A TABLE LISTING THE LOW TEMPERATURES AT SOME SITES 
>ACROSS THE REGION THIS MORNING ALONG WITH THE RECORDS FOR THIS DATE.
>
>ACTUAL LOWS/RECORDS FOR FEBRUARY 5:
>ORIGINAL
>THIS RECORD LOWS RECORDS
>LOCATION MORNING FOR FEB 5 BEGAN
>
>ARCHBOLD :ACHF1 27 26 IN 1980 1969
>ARCADIA :ARCF1 *26 26 IN 1996 1899
>AVON PARK 2 W :AVPF1 28 25 IN 1966 1901
>BARTOW :BARF1 28 27 IN 1996 1892
>BROOKSVILLE CHIN HILL :BROF1 23 21 IN 1996 1892 BUSHNELL 2 E 
>:BSHF1 24 22 IN 1996 1948 CHIEFLAND 5 SE :CHIF1 19 **17 IN 
>1996 1956 FORT MYERS/PAGE FIELD :FMY 34 29 IN 1996 1902 
>INVERNESS 3 SE :INVF1 25 23 IN 1996 1948 LAKELAND LINDER FIELD 
>:LLDF1 27 **24 IN 1996 1948 MOUNTAIN LAKE :LWLF1 29 26 IN 1996, 1935
>1966 & 1935
>MYAKKA RIVER STATE PARK :MKCF1 26 24 IN 1996 1956 PARRISH 
>:PARF1 NA **24 IN 1996 1957 PLANT CITY :PLCF1 29 25 IN 1996 
>1892 PUNTA GORDA 4 ESE :PNTF1 30 **27 IN 1996 1965 ST LEO 
>:STLF1 27 22 IN 1996 1895 ST PETE/ALBERT WHITTED :SPG 37 **28 
>IN 1996 1914 SARASOTA-BRADENTON :SRQ 31 **24 IN 1996 1948 
>TAMPA INTERNATIONAL APT :TPA 32 25 IN 1996 1890 TARPON SPRINGS 
>:TRPF1 NA 23 IN 1996 1892 VENICE :VNCF1 29 **26 IN 1996 1955 
>WAUCHULA 2 N :WAUF1 NA 27 IN 1996 1933 & 1958 WEEKI WACHEE 
>:WEEF1 NA 22 IN 1996 1969 WINTER HAVEN :WHNF1 29 26 IN 1996 1941
>
>* NEW OR TIED RECORD LOW FOR FEBRUARY 5
>** RECORD LOW FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY (SEE COMPLETE TABLE BELOW)
>
>BELOW ARE SOME OTHER LOW TEMPERATURES THIS MORNING FROM SITES 
>ACROSS THE REGION.
>
>LOW THIS
>LOCATION MORNING
>
>RUSKIN (NWS) 30
>BROOKSVILLE (BKV) 23
>MACDILL AFB (MCF) 31
>PUNTA GORDA (PGD) 30
>ST PETE/CLEARWATER (PIE) 35
>FORT MYERS - SW INTL (RSW) 31
>VANDENBURG (VDF) 28
>THE VILLAGES (VVG) 23
>ARCADIA FAWN 26
>BALM FAWN 30
>BRONSON FAWN 21
>BROOKSVILLE FAWN 23
>DOVER FAWN 28
>FROSTPROOF FAWN 31
>LAKE ALFRED FAWN 27
>NORTH PORT FAWN 31
>ONA FAWN 26
>SEBRING FAWN 31
>CEDAR KEY CMAN 28
>VENICE CMAN 33
>LOWER SUWANNEE (RAWS) 26
>SEBRING (RAWS) 29
>DING DARLING (RAWS) 36
>ANCLOTE GULF PARK (COMPS) 33
>ANNA MARIA (COMPS) 37
>ARIPEKA (COMPS) 31
>BIG CARLOS PASS (COMPS) 37
>EGMONT KEY (COMPS) 37
>HOMOSASSA (COMPS) 32
>PORT RICHEY (COMPS) 30
>CLEARWATER BEACH (COOPS) 34
>
>SOME ADDITIONAL LOW TEMPERATURES THIS MORNING FROM HOME 
>WEATHER STATIONS.
>
>LOW THIS
>LOCATION MORNING
>
>LEVY COUNTY...
>WILLISTON 23
>
>CITRUS COUNTY...
>HOLDER 18
>FLORAL CITY 29
>CITRUS SPRINGS 19
>
>SUMTER COUNTY...
>BUSHNELL 21
>
>HERNANDO COUNTY...
>HERNANDO BEACH 31
>
>PASCO COUNTY...
>NEW PORT RICHEY (EAST) 26
>ODESSA 27
>SAINT LEO UNIVERSITY 28
>WESLEY CHAPEL 27
>DADE CITY 25
>
>PINELLAS COUNTY...
>PALM HARBOR 31
>OLDSMAR 31
>PINELLAS PARK 34
>
>HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY...
>LUTZ 28
>VALRICO 28
>PLANT CITY 27
>LITHIA 27
>SUN CITY CENTER 30
>
>POLK COUNTY...
>KATHLEEN (2 MILES SOUTH) 22
>POLK CITY 26
>DAVENPORT (6 MILES NNW) 29
>HAINES CITY 30
>FORT MEADE (5 MILES WEST) 30
>INDIAN LAKE 31
>
>MANATEE COUNTY...
>BRADENTON (EAST) 32
>BRADENTON 37
>FORT GREEN 12 WSW 27
>
>SARASOTA COUNTY...
>SARASOTA 32
>MANASOTA 33
>
>HARDEE COUNTY...
>WAUCHULA (EOC) 30
>ZOLFO SPRINGS 27
>
>HIGHLANDS COUNTY...
>VENUS 25
>
>LEE COUNTY...
>CAPE CORAL 34
>LEHIGH ACRES 31
>NORTH FORT MYERS 29
>
>----------------------------------------------------------
>
>BELOW ARE TABLES OF THE RECORD LOW TEMPERATURES AT SITES 
>AROUND THE AREA FOR FEBRUARY 6TH AND THE ALL-TIME RECORD LOWS 
>FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
>
>RECORDS FOR FEBRUARY 6:
>
>RECORD LOWS NORMAL RECORDS
>LOCATION FOR FEB 6 LOW BEGAN
>
>ARCHBOLD :ACHF1 28 IN 1980 46 1969
>ARCADIA :ARCF1 27 IN 1917 48 1899
>AVON PARK 2 W :AVPF1 27 IN 1947 49 1901
>BARTOW :BARF1 27 IN 1917 52 1892
>BROOKSVILLE CHIN HILL :BROF1 24 IN 1917 49 1892 BUSHNELL 2 E 
>:BSHF1 20 IN 1966 47 1948 CHIEFLAND 5 SE :CHIF1 23 IN 2000 44 
>1956 FORT MYERS/PAGE FIELD :FMY 33 IN 1947 55 1902 & 1917 
>INVERNESS 3 SE :INVF1 24 IN 1996 44 1948 LAKELAND LINDER FIELD 
>:LLDF1 32 IN 2000 52 1948 MOUNTAIN LAKE :LWLF1 24 IN 1947 50 
>1935 MYAKKA RIVER STATE PARK :MKCF1 29 IN 1966 50 1956 PARRISH 
>:PARF1 28 IN 1966 49 1957 PLANT CITY :PLCF1 26 IN 1947 50 1892 
>PUNTA GORDA 4 ESE :PNTF1 31 IN 1966 52 1965 ST LEO :STLF1 27 
>IN 1917 49 1895 ST PETE/ALBERT WHITTED :SPG 32 IN 1917 54 1914 
>SARASOTA-BRADENTON :SRQ 28 IN 1996 51 1948 & 1966 TAMPA 
>INTERNATIONAL APT :TPA 28 IN 1966 53 1890 TARPON SPRINGS 
>:TRPF1 29 IN 1966 51 1892 VENICE :VNCF1 32 IN 1966 52 1955 
>WAUCHULA 2 N :WAUF1 24 IN 1947 48 1933 WEEKI WACHEE :WEEF1 23 
>IN 1996 46 1969 WINTER HAVEN :WHNF1 26 IN 1947 51 1941
>
>* RECORD LOW FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY (SEE COMPLETE TABLE BELOW)
>
>----------------------------------------------------------
>
>RECORDS FOR FEBRUARY:
>ALL-TIME
>RECORD LOWS RECORDS
>LOCATION FOR FEBRUARY BEGAN
>
>ARCHBOLD :ACHF1 18 ON 02/14/2006 1969
>ARCADIA :ARCF1 20 ON 02/28/1925 1899
>AVON PARK 2 W :AVPF1 23 ON 02/04/1958 1901 & 02/08/1895 BARTOW 
>:BARF1 22 ON 02/04/1917 1892 & 02/14/1899 BROOKSVILLE CHIN 
>HILL :BROF1 16 ON 02/07/1895 1892 BUSHNELL 2 E :BSHF1 19 ON 
>02/26/1967 1948 CHIEFLAND 5 SE :CHIF1 17 ON 02/05/1996 1956 
>FORT MYERS/PAGE FIELD :FMY 27 ON 02/04/1917 1902 INVERNESS 3 
>SE :INVF1 21 ON 02/14/2006 1948 & 02/15/1985 LAKELAND LINDER 
>FIELD :LLDF1 24 ON 02/05/1996 1948 MOUNTAIN LAKE :LWLF1 24 ON 
>02/25/1989 1935 & 02/06/1947 MYAKKA RIVER STATE PARK :MKCF1 22 
>ON 02/25/1989 1956 PARRISH :PARF1 24 ON 02/05/1996 1957 PLANT 
>CITY :PLCF1 20 ON 02/14/1899 1892 PUNTA GORDA 4 ESE :PNTF1 27 
>ON 02/05/1996 1965 ST LEO :STLF1 19 ON 02/14/1899 1895 ST 
>PETE/ALBERT WHITTED :SPG 28 ON 02/05/1996 1914 
>SARASOTA-BRADENTON :SRQ 24 ON 02/05/1996 1948 TAMPA 
>INTERNATIONAL APT :TPA 22 ON 02/08/1895 1890 & 02/14/1899 
>TARPON SPRINGS :TRPF1 20 ON 02/14/1899 1892 VENICE :VNCF1 26 
>ON 02/05/1996 1955 WAUCHULA 2 N :WAUF1 24 ON 02/06/1947 1933 
>WEEKI WACHEE :WEEF1 21 ON 02/07/2000 1969 WINTER HAVEN :WHNF1 
>25 ON 02/25/1989 1941
>
>----------------------------------------------------------
>
>RESIDENTS OF WEST CENTRAL AND SOUTHWEST FLORIDA...ESPECIALLY 
>THOSE AWAY FROM THE COAST...SHOULD ONCE AGAIN BE PREPARED TO 
>PROTECT VEGETATION AND PETS TONIGHT. PROLONGED TEMPERATURES 
>NEAR OR BELOW FREEZING MAY SEVERELY DAMAGE SENSITIVE 
>VEGETATION...AND CAN BE HARMFUL TO PETS. IN ADDITION...IF YOU 
>PLAN ON BEING OUTDOORS LATE EACH NIGHT INTO THE EARLY MORNING 
>HOURS BE SURE TO BUNDLE UP AND DRESS IN LAYERS. IF YOU PLAN ON 
>USING SPACE HEATERS PLEASE REMEMBER THEY CAN BE A FIRE 
>HAZARD...AND YOU SHOULD KEEP LINENS...BLANKETS...
>CURTAINS...AND OTHER FLAMMABLES AWAY FROM THE HEATER AT ALL TIMES.
>TO PREVENT FREEZING AND POSSIBLE BURSTING OF OUTDOOR WATER PIPES...
>PIPES SHOULD BE WRAPPED...DRAINED...OR ALLOWED TO DRIP SLOWLY. 
>THOSE THAT HAVE IN-GROUND SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SHOULD DRAIN THEIR 
>SYSTEMS...OR COVER ANY ABOVE-GROUND PIPES TO PROTECT THEM FROM 
>FREEZING.
>
>FOR MORE CLIMATE INFORMATION VISIT OUR WEB SITE AT THE FOLLOWING
>LINK: HTTP://WEATHER.GOV/TAMPABAY 
><HTTP://WEATHER.GOV/TAMPABAY>  AND THEN CLICK ON THE LOCAL 
>LINK IN THE CLIMATE SECTION ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE PAGE.
>
>$$
>
>PRC
>
>
>
>
>