New Years' Snowstorm Update 13

AWCN14 CWHX 031627
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR NEW BRUNSWICK ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 12:27 PM AST SUNDAY 3 JANUARY 2010.

AN INTENSE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM TRACKED JUST WEST OF HALIFAX LAST
NIGHT AND IS NOW WEAKENING IN THE GULF OF MAINE. THIS SYSTEM BROUGHT
HEAVY SNOW AND BLOWING SNOW AS WELL AS STRONG EASTERLY WINDS. REPORTS
OF COASTAL FLOODING WERE ALSO RECEIVED FROM SOUTHEASTERN REGIONS FROM
SHEDIAC TO PORT ELGIN.

UNOFFICIAL SNOWFALL AND WIND INFORMATION RECORDED AT STATIONS
ACROSS NOVA SCOTIA AS OF 8:00 AM AST SUNDAY.

LOCATION SNOWFALL (CM) PEAK WIND (KM/H)
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MONCTON 12 91
ST JOHN 7 63
GRAND MANAN 28 56
POINT LEPREAU 26 56
ST STEPHEN 19 48
FREDERICTON 18 72
ST LéONARD 12 50
BAS CARAQUET 93
MISCOU ISLAND 91
MIRAMICHI 10 98
BATHURST 27 70
WOODSTOCK** 18
LONG CREEK** 16
MAPLETON** 28


** VOLUNTEER OBSERVER



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AWCN11 CWHX 031434
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR NOVA SCOTIA ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT
CANADA AT 10:34 AM AST SUNDAY 3 JANUARY 2010.

AN INTENSE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM TRACKED JUST WEST OF HALIFAX LAST
NIGHT AND IS NOW WEAKENING IN THE GULF OF MAINE. THIS SYSTEM BROUGHT
HEAVY SNOW ESPECIALLY FOR WESTERN SECTIONS OF THE PROVINCE. EASTERN
SECTIONS RECEIVED SOME SNOWFALL AS WELL AS STRONG EASTERLY WINDS.
REPORTS OF COASTAL FLOODING WERE ALSO RECEIVED FROM THE CLARKES
HABOUR AREA OF SHELBURNE COUNTY AND ALONG THE DOWNTOWN HALIFAX
WATERFRONT.

UNOFFICIAL SNOWFALL AND WIND INFORMATION RECORDED AT STATIONS
ACROSS NOVA SCOTIA AS OF 8:00 AM AST SUNDAY.

LOCATION SNOWFALL (CM) PEAK WIND (KM/H)
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YARMOUTH 33 37
BACCARO POINT 27 56
BRIAR ISLAND 12 78
KEJI 27
WESTERN HEAD 31 46
WOODSTOCK** 45
LIVERPOOL** 24
GOLD RIVER** 20
GREENWOOD 24 48
HALIFAX INTN'L'AIRPORT 11 80
TRACADIE N/A 95
BEAVER ISLAND N/A 113
HART ISLAND N/A 96
CARIBOU POINT N/A 98
SYDNEY 0 74
GRAND ETANG N/A 163

** VOLUNTEER OBSERVER

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AWCN15 CWHX 031724
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 1:24 PM AST SUNDAY 3 JANUARY 2010.

AN INTENSE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM TRACKED JUST WEST OF HALIFAX LAST
NIGHT AND IS NOW WEAKENING IN THE GULF OF MAINE. STRONG NORTHEASTERLY
WINDS ACCOMPANIED THIS SYSTEM WITH ONLY SMALL ACCUMULATIONS OF
SNOW OCCURRING BEFORE THE CHANGEOVER TO RAIN.

A ROOF WAS BLOWN OFF A HOUSE IN THE COMMUNITY OF NORTHPORT AND
STORM SURGE CAUSING FLOODING WAS REPORTED ALONG THE NORTHUMBERLAND
STRAIT FROM SUMMERSIDE TO THE VICTORIA/CRAPAUD AREA.

UNOFFICIAL SNOWFALL AND WIND INFORMATION RECORDED AT STATIONS
ACROSS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AS OF 8:00 AM AST SUNDAY.

LOCATION SNOWFALL (CM) PEAK WIND (KM/H)
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CHARLOTTETOWN 6 85
SUMMERSIDE 102
EAST POINT 100
ELWOOD** 5
MAPLE PLAINS 85
HARRINGTON 87
ST. PETER'S 76
NORTH POINT 104

** VOLUNTEER OBSERVER

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AWCN15 CWHX 031547
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 11:47 AM AST SUNDAY 3 JANUARY 2010.

AN INTENSE LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM TRACKED JUST WEST OF HALIFAX LAST
NIGHT AND IS NOW WEAKENING IN THE GULF OF MAINE. STRONG NORTHEASTERLY
WINDS WERE THE MAIN FACTOR WITH THIS SYTEM WITH ONLY SMALL AMOUNTS
OF SNOWFALL OCCURRING BEFORE THE CHANGEOVER TO RAIN.

UNOFFICIAL SNOWFALL AND WIND INFORMATION RECORDED AT STATIONS
ACROSS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AS OF 8:00 AM AST SUNDAY.

LOCATION SNOWFALL (CM) PEAK WIND (KM/H)
-------------------------------------------------------------

CHARLOTTETOWN 6 85
SUMMERSIDE 102
EAST POINT 100
ELWOOD** 5
MAPLE PLAINS 85
HARRINGTON 87
ST. PETER'S 76
NORTH POINT 104


** VOLUNTEER OBSERVER

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