Mid-March Rainstorm Summary
AWCN16 CWHX 150758
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR ISSUED
BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 5:28 AM NDT TUESDAY 15 MARCH 2011.
A LOW PRESSURE WHICH FORMED SOUTH OF NOVA SCOTIA SUNDAY NIGHT BROUGHT
AN AREA OF PRECIPITATION TO SOUTHEASTERN NEWFOUNDLAND ON MONDAY.
THE PRECIPITATION BEGAN AS RAIN OVER MOST AREAS AND THEN CHANGED TO
SNOW AS TEMPERATURES FELL.
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL TOTAL SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS OBSERVED AT
SELECTED OBSERVATION SITES:
ST. JOHN'S ................................. 24 CM
TERRA NOVA PARK ............................ 10 CM*
LETHBRIDGE ................................. 10 CM**
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL TOTAL RAINFALL ACCUMULATIONS OBSERVED AT
SELECTED OBSERVATION SITES:
ARGENTIA ................................... 18 MM
ST LAWRENCE................................. 12 MM
BRANCH ..................................... 14 MM**
* APPROXIMATED FROM WATER EQUIVALENT MEASURED BY AUTOMATIC WEATHER
STATION ** VOLUNTEER WEATHER OBSERVATION
END/NLWO
AWCN14 CWHX 080911
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR NEW BRUNSWICK ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 5:11 AM AST TUESDAY 8 MARCH 2011.
A TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE THAT WAS SITUATED NORTH OF THE PROVINCE
SUNDAY MORNING SLOWLY SANK SOUTHWARD DURING THE DAY TO LIE OVER
SOUTHERN AREAS SUNDAY EVENING. A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM MOVED ALONG THE
TROUGH CROSSING NEW BRUNSWICK MONDAY EVENING BEFORE MOVING OUT OVER
THE GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE OVERNIGHT MONDAY. SOUTH OF THE TROUGH AND
LOW MAINLY RAIN FELL WITH SOME AREAS SEEING IN EXCESS OF 50 MMS.
NORTH OF THESE FEATURES THE PRIMARY PRECIPITATION WAS SNOW. HOWEVER
IN THE VICINITY OF THE TROUGH A NARROW BAND OF FREEZING RAIN
OCCURRED WHICH LIKELY RESULTED IN SIGNIFICANT ICING OVER SOME
CENTRAL AREAS, SUCH AS ALONG HIGHWAY 8 FROM MCGIVNEY TO MIRAMICHI.
THE FOLLOWING ARE SNOWFALL AND RAINFALL TOTALS REPORTED ACROSS THE
PROVINCE AS OF 2 AM LOCAL TIME TUESDAY.
LOCATION SNOW(CM) RAIN(MM)
----------------------------------------
ST. JOHN 28
ST. STEPHEN 32
FREDERICTON A'PORT 51
FREDERICTON CITY 57
MONCTON 22
MECHANIC SETTLEMENT 30
BOUCTOUCHE 26
GAGETOWN 51
BATHURST 44
CHARLO 43 (UNCERTAIN)
ST. LEONARD 46
EDMUNDSTON 45 (UNCERTAIN)
THERE MAY BE SOME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO ADD TO THIS SUMMARY
LATER THIS MORNING AS NEW INFORMATION COMES IN TO THE WEATHER OFFICE
FROM VOLUNTEER WEATHER OBSERVERS.
END/ASPC
AWCN11 CWHX 122038
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR NOVA SCOTIA ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT
CANADA AT 4:38 PM AST SATURDAY 12 MARCH 2011.
A FRONTAL SYSTEM THAT TRACKED ACROSS THE MARITIMES FRIDAY NIGHT AND
TODAY BROUGHT RAIN HEAVY AT TIMES TO SOME AREAS. THE RAIN WILL
CONTINUE TO FALL OVER CAPE BRETON THIS EVENING.
THE FOLLOWING ARE RAINFALL AMOUNTS REPORTED ACROSS THE PROVINCE AS
OF 4 PM SATURDAY. LITTLE FURTHER RAINFALL AMOUNTS ARE EXPECTED
ACROSS CAPE BRETON THIS EVENING.
LOCATION RAIN(MM)
--------------------------------------
GREENWOOD 24
KENTVILLE 28
HALIFAX STANFIELD AIRPORT 25
SHEARWATER 19
DEBERT 14
PARRSBORO 33
WESTERN HEAD 31
KEJIMKUJIK PARK 31
BRIER ISLAND 34
YARMOUTH 23
PORT HAWKESBURY 4
SYDNEY 2
INGONISH BEACH 9
GRAND ETANG - WIND GUSTS REACHED 110 KM/H.
END/ASPC
AWCN15 CWHX 122039
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 4:39 PM AST SATURDAY 12 MARCH 2011.
A FRONTAL SYSTEM THAT TRACKED ACROSS THE MARITIMES FRIDAY NIGHT AND
TODAY BROUGHT RAIN HEAVY AT TIMES TO SOME AREAS.
THE FOLLOWING ARE RAINFALL AMOUNTS REPORTED ACROSS THE PROVINCE AS
OF 4 PM SATURDAY.
LOCATION RAIN(MM)
--------------------------------------------------
CHARLOTTETOWN 8
SUMMERSIDE 13
NORTH CAPE 26
END/ASPC
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR ISSUED
BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 5:28 AM NDT TUESDAY 15 MARCH 2011.
A LOW PRESSURE WHICH FORMED SOUTH OF NOVA SCOTIA SUNDAY NIGHT BROUGHT
AN AREA OF PRECIPITATION TO SOUTHEASTERN NEWFOUNDLAND ON MONDAY.
THE PRECIPITATION BEGAN AS RAIN OVER MOST AREAS AND THEN CHANGED TO
SNOW AS TEMPERATURES FELL.
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL TOTAL SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS OBSERVED AT
SELECTED OBSERVATION SITES:
ST. JOHN'S ................................. 24 CM
TERRA NOVA PARK ............................ 10 CM*
LETHBRIDGE ................................. 10 CM**
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL TOTAL RAINFALL ACCUMULATIONS OBSERVED AT
SELECTED OBSERVATION SITES:
ARGENTIA ................................... 18 MM
ST LAWRENCE................................. 12 MM
BRANCH ..................................... 14 MM**
* APPROXIMATED FROM WATER EQUIVALENT MEASURED BY AUTOMATIC WEATHER
STATION ** VOLUNTEER WEATHER OBSERVATION
END/NLWO
AWCN14 CWHX 080911
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR NEW BRUNSWICK ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 5:11 AM AST TUESDAY 8 MARCH 2011.
A TROUGH OF LOW PRESSURE THAT WAS SITUATED NORTH OF THE PROVINCE
SUNDAY MORNING SLOWLY SANK SOUTHWARD DURING THE DAY TO LIE OVER
SOUTHERN AREAS SUNDAY EVENING. A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM MOVED ALONG THE
TROUGH CROSSING NEW BRUNSWICK MONDAY EVENING BEFORE MOVING OUT OVER
THE GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE OVERNIGHT MONDAY. SOUTH OF THE TROUGH AND
LOW MAINLY RAIN FELL WITH SOME AREAS SEEING IN EXCESS OF 50 MMS.
NORTH OF THESE FEATURES THE PRIMARY PRECIPITATION WAS SNOW. HOWEVER
IN THE VICINITY OF THE TROUGH A NARROW BAND OF FREEZING RAIN
OCCURRED WHICH LIKELY RESULTED IN SIGNIFICANT ICING OVER SOME
CENTRAL AREAS, SUCH AS ALONG HIGHWAY 8 FROM MCGIVNEY TO MIRAMICHI.
THE FOLLOWING ARE SNOWFALL AND RAINFALL TOTALS REPORTED ACROSS THE
PROVINCE AS OF 2 AM LOCAL TIME TUESDAY.
LOCATION SNOW(CM) RAIN(MM)
----------------------------------------
ST. JOHN 28
ST. STEPHEN 32
FREDERICTON A'PORT 51
FREDERICTON CITY 57
MONCTON 22
MECHANIC SETTLEMENT 30
BOUCTOUCHE 26
GAGETOWN 51
BATHURST 44
CHARLO 43 (UNCERTAIN)
ST. LEONARD 46
EDMUNDSTON 45 (UNCERTAIN)
THERE MAY BE SOME ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TO ADD TO THIS SUMMARY
LATER THIS MORNING AS NEW INFORMATION COMES IN TO THE WEATHER OFFICE
FROM VOLUNTEER WEATHER OBSERVERS.
END/ASPC
AWCN11 CWHX 122038
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR NOVA SCOTIA ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT
CANADA AT 4:38 PM AST SATURDAY 12 MARCH 2011.
A FRONTAL SYSTEM THAT TRACKED ACROSS THE MARITIMES FRIDAY NIGHT AND
TODAY BROUGHT RAIN HEAVY AT TIMES TO SOME AREAS. THE RAIN WILL
CONTINUE TO FALL OVER CAPE BRETON THIS EVENING.
THE FOLLOWING ARE RAINFALL AMOUNTS REPORTED ACROSS THE PROVINCE AS
OF 4 PM SATURDAY. LITTLE FURTHER RAINFALL AMOUNTS ARE EXPECTED
ACROSS CAPE BRETON THIS EVENING.
LOCATION RAIN(MM)
--------------------------------------
GREENWOOD 24
KENTVILLE 28
HALIFAX STANFIELD AIRPORT 25
SHEARWATER 19
DEBERT 14
PARRSBORO 33
WESTERN HEAD 31
KEJIMKUJIK PARK 31
BRIER ISLAND 34
YARMOUTH 23
PORT HAWKESBURY 4
SYDNEY 2
INGONISH BEACH 9
GRAND ETANG - WIND GUSTS REACHED 110 KM/H.
END/ASPC
AWCN15 CWHX 122039
SPECIAL WEATHER SUMMARY MESSAGE FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ISSUED BY
ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT 4:39 PM AST SATURDAY 12 MARCH 2011.
A FRONTAL SYSTEM THAT TRACKED ACROSS THE MARITIMES FRIDAY NIGHT AND
TODAY BROUGHT RAIN HEAVY AT TIMES TO SOME AREAS.
THE FOLLOWING ARE RAINFALL AMOUNTS REPORTED ACROSS THE PROVINCE AS
OF 4 PM SATURDAY.
LOCATION RAIN(MM)
--------------------------------------------------
CHARLOTTETOWN 8
SUMMERSIDE 13
NORTH CAPE 26
END/ASPC
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