Loganton / Bradford / Harrisburg / Operational Ingredients / Washington / Long Beach / /
Company
NOAA Weather Radio / Highway Advisory Radio Systems / Information Station Specialists Inc. / NWS / New York Review / SPSs / Intelligent Transportation Systems / York County EMA / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / Canada / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / Product Issues / /
Facility
NWS State College / University Park / State College / National Weather Service State College / /
IndustryTerm
radio systems / software application toolkit / local media / multi-spectral satellite imagery / immediate solution / media outlets / wide media distribution / high priority media dissemination / event-driven forecast products / data processing algorithms / real time meso / Energy / transportation departments / routine forecast products / road-side alert systems / transportation department snow removal crews / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Erie / Great Lakes / Ohio Valley / Lake Effect Snow Squalls / Lake Effect Snow Advisories / Lower Susquehanna River Valley / /
Organization
NWS Eastern Region Meteorological Services Division / Eta / NWS State College / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / Northwest PA / State College / NWS Eastern Region Scientific Services Division / US Department of Transportation / National Weather Service / /
Person
S. L. Bruening / Pat McFadden / Heather Hauser / D. M. Schultz / Jeff Waldstreicher / J. V. Cortinas Jr. / Gregory A. DeVoir / David Ondrejik / Rick Watling / /
Position
driver / guard / public off-guard / author / Governor / Director / Coordination Meteorologist / /
10.2 HIGH IMPACT SUB-ADVISORY SNOW EVENTS: THE NEED TO EFFECTIVELY COMMUNICATE THE THREAT OF SHORT DURATION HIGH INTENSITY SNOWFALL Gregory A. DeVoir* NOAA / National Weather Service State College, PA