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    I sent the attached two messages under WSHPNSWSH (ADMN81 KWBC) this
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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON DC
200 PM EDT FRI MAY 27 1994

TO:       NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE (NWS) EMPLOYEES, FAMILY OF
          SERVICES (FOS) SUBSCRIBERS, NOAA WEATHER WIRE SERVICE
          (NWWS) SUBSCRIBERS, OTHER NWS PRODUCT USERS

FROM:     DONALD WERNLY, CHIEF, WARNING AND FORECAST BRANCH
 
SUBJECT:  PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST
          OFFICE'S SHORT-FUSE COUNTY WARNING AREA
          EXPANDS...EFFECTIVE AUGUST 1, 1994.
      
Effective Monday, August 1, 1994 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Daylight
Time, the National Weather Service (NWS) will transfer short-fuse
warning responsibility for four counties in northwestern
Pennsylvania (Table 1) TO the Pittsburgh (PIT), Pennsylvania
Weather Service Forecast Office (WSFO), FROM Weather Service
Offices (WSO) in Erie (ERI), Pennsylvania and Youngstown (YNG),
Ohio.

For these counties, WSFO PIT will issue short-fuse warning
products (Table 2) and related products that give followup
information on the warnings (Table 3).  For holders of NWS
Operations Manual Chapter C-47, County Warning Areas, this
transfer is the 18th update in 1994 of the latest chapter
issuance.
 
Because of this county warning transfer, subscribers to the NOAA
Weather Wire Service (NWWS) and the Family of Services (FOS) must
take appropriate action to receive the short-fuse warnings and
related products for these four counties using the PIT identifier
(Tables 2 and 3) instead of the ERI and YNG identifiers.  For
example, if you have been receiving severe thunderstorm warnings
using the NWWS product identifier CLESVRYNG or PITSVRERI, you
will have to change your NWWS product identifier to PITSVRPIT. 
The Universal Generic Codes (UGC), however, will remain unchanged
(as shown in Table 1).
      
Table 1.
COUNTY      UGC ZONE CODE     UGC COUNTY CODE   FROM    TO    
Forest      PAZ009-           PAC053-           ERI     PIT  
Venango     PAZ008-           PAC121-           ERI     PIT  
Mercer      PAZ007-           PAC085-           YNG     PIT
Lawrence    PAZ013-           PAC073-           YNG     PIT
      
Table 2. The following are short-fuse warning products for the
four counties transferred to PIT.  UGC county codes are used in
these products.

Warning product for:      AFOS/NWWS ID       WMO Header (for FOS)
Tornadoes                 PITTORPIT          WFUS1 KPIT
Severe thunderstorms      PITSVRPIT          WUUS1 KPIT
Flash floods              PITFFWPIT          WRUS1 KPIT

Table 3. The following are key related products for the four
counties transferred to PIT.  UGC zone codes are used in these
products.
       
Related products              AFOS/NWWS ID   WMO Header (for FOS)
Special weather statement     PITSPSPIT      WWUS35 KPIT     
Severe weather statement      PITSVSPIT      WWUS34 KPIT
Civil emergency message       PITCEMPIT      MMUS40 KPIT
Public info. statement        PITPNSPIT      ABUS34 KPIT
Winter weather warnings       PITWSWPIT      WWUS46 KPIT
Non-precipitation warnings    PITNPWPIT      WWUS45 KPIT
Short-term forecast           PITNOWPIT      FXUS21 KPIT
Flash flood statement         PITFFSPIT      RWUS32 KPIT
Local storm report            PITLSRPIT      WWUS30 KPIT

If you have further questions, you may contact the following:

      Theresa Drake (Meteorologist In Charge)
      James Weyman (Warning Coordination Meteorologist)
      National Weather Service
      192 Shafer Rd
      Moon Township, PA 15108
      412-262-2170

      Nick Miller (Official in charge)
      International Airport
      Erie, PA 16505
      814-838-3991

      Keith Williams (Official in Charge) 
      1453 Youngstown-Kingsmille Rd., NE
      Vienna, OH 44473-9797
      216-856-4801
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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HEADQUARTERS WASHINGTON DC
200 PM EDT FRI MAY 27 1994

TO:       NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE (NWS) EMPLOYEES, FAMILY OF
          SERVICES (FOS) SUBSCRIBERS, NOAA WEATHER WIRE SERVICE
          (NWWS) SUBSCRIBERS, OTHER NWS PRODUCT USERS

FROM:     DONALD WERNLY, CHIEF, WARNING AND FORECAST BRANCH
 
SUBJECT:  CLEVELAND, OHIO WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST OFFICE'S
          SHORT-FUSE COUNTY WARNING AREA EXPANDS...EFFECTIVE
          AUGUST 1, 1994.
      
Effective Monday, August 1, 1994 at 10:00 a.m. Eastern Daylight
Time, the National Weather Service (NWS) will transfer short-fuse
warning responsibility for 22 counties in Northern Ohio and 2
counties in extreme Northwest Pennsylvania (Table 1) TO the
Cleveland (CLE), Ohio Weather Service Forecast Office (WSFO) FROM
Ohio Weather Service Offices (WSO) in Toledo (TOL), Mansfield
(MFD), Akron-Canton (CAK), Youngstown (YNG), and Columbus (CMH);
and the Erie (ERI), Pennsylvania WSO.  For these counties, WSFO
CLE will issue short-fuse warning products (Table 2) and related
products that give followup information on the warnings (Table
3).  For holders of NWS Operations Manual Chapter C-47, County
Warning Areas, this transfer is the 19th update in 1994 of the
latest chapter issuance.

Because of this county warning transfer, subscribers to the NOAA
Weather Wire Service (NWWS) and the Family of Services (FOS) must
take appropriate action to receive the short-fuse warnings and
related products for these 24 counties using the CLE identifier
(Tables 2 and 3) instead of the TOL, MFD, CAK, CMH, YNG, and ERI
identifiers.  The Universal Generic Codes (UGC), however, will
remain unchanged (as shown in Table 1). 
      
Table 1. Transfers TO CLE. (Z= zone code; C= county code) 

COUNTY    UGC Z   UGC C   FROM     COUNTY    UGC Z   UGC C   FROM
Fulton    OHZ002- OHC051- TOL      Morrow    OHZ037- OHC117- MFD
Henry     OHZ005- OHC069- TOL      Crawford  OHZ028- OHC033- MFD
Lucas   * OHZ003- OHC095- TOL      Richland  OHZ029- OHC139- MFD
Wood      OHZ006- OHC173- TOL      Ashland   OHZ030- OHC005- MFD
Hancock   OHZ017- OHC063- TOL      Knox      OHZ047- OHC083- MFD
Ottawa  * OHZ007- OHC123- TOL      Wayne     OHZ031- OHC169- CAK
Sandusky  OHZ008- OHC143- TOL      Holmes    OHZ038- OHC075- CAK
Seneca    OHZ018- OHC147- TOL      Stark     OHZ032- OHC151- CAK 
Wyandot   OHZ027- OHC175- TOL      Summit    OHZ021- OHC153- CAK
Trumbull  OHZ023- OHC155- YNG      Portage   OHZ022- OHC133- CAK 
Mahoning  OHZ033- OHC099- YNG      Crawford  PAZ003- PAC039- ERI 
Marion    OHZ036- OHC101- CMH      Erie    * PAZ001- PAC049- ERI
                                             & Z002-
*  adjoins shore waters of Lake Erie (UGC zone code OHZ501-)

Table 2.  The following are short-fuse warning products for the
24 counties transferred to CLE.  UGC county codes are used in
these products.

Warning product for:      AFOS/NWWS ID       WMO header (for FOS)
Tornadoes                 CLETORCLE          WFUS1 KCLE
Severe thunderstorms      CLESVRCLE          WUUS1 KCLE
Flash floods              CLEFFWCLE          WRUS1 KCLE
      
Note:  Special marine warnings for Ohio and Pennsylvania shores
of Lake Erie (UGC Z code OHZ501) will continue to be issued by
CLE under the header CLESMWCLE (WMUS1 KCLE) or combined with a
severe thunderstorm or tornado warning.

Table 3.  The following are key related products for the 24
counties transferred to CLE.  UGC Z codes are used in these. 
    
 RELATED PRODUCTS             AFOS/NWWS ID   WMO header (for FOS)
 Special weather statement    CLESPSCLE      WWUS35 KCLE
 Severe weather statement     CLESVSCLE      WWUS34 KCLE
 Civil emergency message      CLECEMCLE      MMUS40 KCLE
 Public info. statement       CLEPNSCLE      ABUS34 KCLE
*Winter weather warnings      CLEWSWCLE      WWUS46 KCLE
*Non-precipitation warnings   CLENPWCLE      WWUS45 KCLE
 Short-term forecast          CLENOWCLE      FXUS21 KCLE
 Flash flood statement        CLEFFSCLE      RWUS32 KCLE
 Local storm report           CLELSRCLE      WWUS30 KCLE

* For the 2 Pennsylvania counties, these are used for emergency
backup to the WSFO Pittsburgh (PIT).

For the 2 PA counties, WSFO PIT issues products for longer fuse
events, including those from the first 6 categories in Table 3.

If you have further questions, you may contact the following:
(MIC = Meteorologist in Charge; OIC = Official in Charge)

William Comeaux, MIC, or Larry Gabric
Federal Facilities Building
Cleveland-Hopkins Airport
Cleveland, Ohio  44135     (216-265-2372)

Nick Miller, OIC                Keith Williams, OIC
International Airport           1453 Youngstown-Kingsmille Rd. NE
Erie, PA 16505                  Vienna, OH 44473-9797
814-838-3991                    216-856-4801

Richard Hathaway, OIC           Robert Alto, MIC  (216-489-2500)
Port Columbus Int'l Airport     5400 Lauby Road
Columbus, Ohio 43219            Akron-Canton Regional Airport
614-231-5212                    North Canton, Ohio 44720-1592

Richard Curry, OIC              Leslie Waite, OIC  (419-865-3468)
2094 Harrington Memorial Road   Toledo Express Airport
Mansfield, Ohio 44903           11013 Airport Highway
419-522-7070                    Toledo, Ohio 43558-9800
                            
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