An area of disturbed weather has formed in the Northern Bahamas. This system has a chance to become a Tropical Cyclone, over the course of the next few days. With the over all pattern setting up, it may even play a role in our weather in the long term. Stay tuned. 

Weather Report For Johnson Settlement NB, Recorded At 2100 UCT On 09/04/2006

Temp: Current; 17 C/63 F, High; 21.9 C/71 F, Low; (to current time) 12.7 C/55 F


Hum: 72% (highest of the month, thus far)


Bar: 1008 mb/29.76 Inches; Falling Slowly


Sky: Overcaste; Stratocumulus


Wind: West; 12 gusting to 22 mph/19 gusting to 35 km/h


Precip: Drizzle


Total Precip: (to current time) 33 mm/1.30 inch of rainfall, 28 mm/1.10 Inch of which fell in roughly eight hours in the predawn


Note: A few brief peak wind gusts of 30 mph/48 km/h, occurred in the late afternoon.

New England Doppler Composite, taken yesterday evening. It shows the remnant moisture from what was once Tropical storm, and briefly prior to any landfall Hurricane, Ernesto combining with a frontal low to give the area it's first substantial rainfall in over a month; 28 mm/1.10 Inch, fell in roughly 8 hours. 

As depicted on this surface chart, recorded yesterday afternoon. The remnant moisture from what was once Tropical storm, and briefly prior to any landfall Hurricane, Ernesto combined with a frontal low to give the area it's first substantial rainfall in over a month; 28 mm/1.10 Inch, in roughly 8 hours. 

Weather Summary For 09/03/2006

Temp: High; 22.1 C/72 F, Low; 6.1 C/43 F


Total Precip: A slight trace of rain, fell in the evening


Note: None

Weather Summary For 09/02/2006

Temp: High; 20.9 C/70 F, Low; 4.9 C/41 F


Total Precip: None


Note: Highest Barometeric Pressure of the month, and the season, thus far, 1032 mb/30.48 Inches, recorded at 9:00 AM Local Time (ADT).