Oklahoma Winter Storm
of December 3rd and 4th, 2002

The following text is from a Public Information Statement issued at 1123 am CST, December 4 2002, by the National Weather Service office in Norman, Oklahoma.

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PNSOKC

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NORMAN OK
1123 AM CST WED DEC 04 2002

SNOW DEPTH/SNOWFALL REPORTS FOR WESTERN/CENTRAL OKLAHOMA
AND WESTERN NORTH TEXAS

LOCATION                      SNOW   SNOW
                              FALL   DEPTH 
                                (INCHES)

 --- NORTHWEST OKLAHOMA ---

ALVA                           5.0     5
ARNETT                         8.7     9
BUFFALO                        8.0     8
CEDARDALE 1ESE                 5.7     6
FARGO                          6.0     6
FORT SUPPLY 1ESE               5.0     5
GREAT SALT PLAINS DAM          6.0     6
HELENA 1ESE                    6.0     6
LAVERNE                        7.5     8
MUTUAL                         8.0     8
ORIENTA                        4.0     4
SHATTUCK                       6.0     6
WAYNOKA                        4.6     5
WOODWARD                     4.0-6.0         

 --- NORTH CENTRAL OKLAHOMA ---

BILLINGS                       2.0     2
BLACKWELL                      2.0     2
ENID                           2.4     2
JEFFERSON                      5.0     5
LAMONT                         1.0     1
NEWKIRK 1NW                    3.0     3

 --- WEST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA ---

ERICK                          0.3     T 
HAMMON 3SSW                    0.2     T 
SAYRE 1NE                      0.3     T 
TALOGA                         5.0     5 
VICI                           5.8     6

 --- CENTRAL OKLAHOMA ---

EL RENO 1N                              
GUTHRIE 5S                      T      T 
KINGFISHER 2SE                 0.5     1
NORMAN NWS OFFICE              0.0     0
OKLAHOMA CITY 6SW              0.0     0
STILLWATER 2W                  0.3     T 

 --- SOUTHWEST OKLAHOMA ---

HOLLIS                          T      T 

NOTE:  T MEANS A TRACE AMOUNT OF SNOWFALL OR
       SNOW DEPTH. A BLANK MEANS NO REPORT.