Two NOAA Articles On The "Blizzard of 2006"

WEEKEND SNOWSTORM IN NORTHEAST CORRIDOR CLASSIFIED AS A CATEGORY 3 "MAJOR" STORM



RESIDENTS DIGGING OUT AFTER POWERFUL AND
WELL-ADVERTISED NOR'EASTER MOVES AWAY

Weather Report For Johnson Settlement NB, Recorded At 2200 UCT On 02/14/2006

Temp: Current; -2.9 C/27 F, High; 2 C/36 F, Low; -14.8 C/5 F


Hum: 38%


Bar: 1010 mb/29.84 Inches; Rising Rapidly


Sky: Mainly Clear; Scatt. Cumulus (over whole sky) and Cirrus and Cirrostratus (in the far West and far SW)


Wind: SW; 5 gusting to 10 mph/8 gusting to 16 km/h


Precip: None


Snowfall: None


Total Precip: None


Note: Peak wind gusts of 30 mph/48 km/h occurred through out the day.

The "Blizzard of 2006" at maximum pressure depth off the coast of Southern Labrador, and finally moving away from North America.