Winter Across America:  A Pictorial View

A REMINDER:

To learn more about the various winter weather products the National Weather Service in Memphis issues, visit us online at
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/meg/

For information during a winter storm, turn to NOAA Weather Radio.  Weather information is broadcast 24 hours a day, seven days a week on hundreds of stations across the United States! 

NWR STATIONS PROGRAMMED FROM MEMPHIS

Memphis TN:
162.475 MHz, WXK-49
Jackson TN:
162.550 MHz, WXK-60
Jonesboro AR:
162.550 MHz, WXJ-51
Booneville MS:
162.400 MHz, KIH-53
Oxford MS:
162.550 MHz, KIH-52
Dyersburg TN:
162.500 MHz, WWH-30
Wardell MO:
162.525 MHz, WWG-47

Winter in the Great Plains of the United States can be deadly.  This picture was taken after a three-day storm that brought significant ice accumulation...followed by a blizzard.
        Photo courtesy Jim Belles

The Mid-South Weather Chronicle is produced twice yearly by the National Weather Service in Memphis, Tennessee.  The Chronicle is sent to many of our partners in the media and emergency management.  It is also available to everyone on our website at:
http://www.srh.noaa.gov/meg/

Meteorologist-in-Charge:
JAMES DUKE

Warning Coordination Meteorologist:
JIM BELLES

Newsletter Editor:
JASON ELLIOTT

A 19th century mill provides the backdrop for this beautiful winter scene during Christmas-time in Honeoye Falls, New York.        Photo courtesy Jim Belles