Pre New Years Eve Nor'Easter event summary
AWCN14 CWHX 301552
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR NEW BRUNSWICK ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT
11:52 A.M. AST MONDAY 30 DECEMBER 2013.
A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM FORMED ALONG THE U.S. EASTERN SEABOARD
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND TRACKED NORTHEASTWARD SUNDAY NIGHT REACHING
NOVA SCOTIA MONDAY MORNING.
DURING THE DAY SUNDAY A PRE-SYSTEM AREA OF SNOW GAVE LIGHT
SNOWFALL AMOUNTS TO MUCH OF NEW BRUNSWICK AND THE SNOW BECAME
MIXED WITH FREEZING DRIZZLE LATE IN THE DAY. SUNDAY NIGHT HEAVY SNOW
WAS REPORTED ACROSS SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF THE PROVINCE WITH MIXED
PRECIPITATION OVER THE FUNDY REGION. OVER GRAND MANAN ISLAND
TEMPERATURES WERE ABOVE THE FREEZING MARK THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
PRECIPTIATION EVENT.
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS ACROSS NEW
BRUNSWICK FOR THE PERIOD FROM SUNDAY TO MONDAY MORNING:
MANNED OBSERVATION SITES:
SAINT JOHN........................... 9 CM SNOW (6 MM FREEZING RAIN)
MONCTON..............................22 CM SNOW
GAGETOWN.............................24 CM SNOW
BATHURST............................. 9 CM SNOW
SAINT-LEONARD........................ 6 CM SNOW
UNMANNED OBSERVATION SITES:
GRAND MANAN ISLAND ..................30 MM RAIN
ST STEPHEN...........................20 CM SNOW (VERY SMALL AMOUNTS
OF FREEZING RAIN)
FUNDY PARK...........................15 CM SNOW (8 MM FREEZING RAIN)
MECHANIC SETTLEMENT..................21 CM SNOW (3 MM FREEZING RAIN)
BOUCTOUCHE...........................15 CM SNOW
KOUCHIBOUGUAC........................10 CM SNOW
MIRAMICHI............................ 8 CM SNOW
VOLUNTEER OBSERVATION SITES
NEREPIS..............................29 CM SNOW
OAK POINT............................26 CM SNOW
MIDDLETON............................25 CM SNOW
CUMBERLAND BAY.......................28 CM SNOW
BAYSIDE..............................22 CM SNOW
TWEEDSIDE............................28 CM SNOW
FREDERICTON..........................25 CM SNOW
KESWICK RIDGE........................25 CM SNOW
TRACADIE.............................11 CM SNOW
BAS CARAQUET......................... 9 CM SNOW
SAINT-QUENTIN........................ 7 CM SNOW
MCNAMEE..............................10 CM SNOW
MILLVILLE............................15 CM SNOW
END/ASPC
AWCN11 CWHX 301546
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR NOVA SCOTIA ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA AT
11:46 A.M. AST MONDAY 30 DECEMBER 2013.
A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM FORMED ALONG THE U.S. EASTERN SEABOARD
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND TRACKED NORTHEASTWARD SUNDAY NIGHT REACHING
THE SOUTH SHORE OVERNIGHT AND THEN EASTERN NOVA SCOTIA MONDAY
MORNING. THE SYSTEM BROUGHT SNOW, FREEZING RAIN AND RAIN TO THE
PROVINCE.
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS ACROSS NOVA SCOTIA
FOR THE PERIOD FROM SUNDAY TO MONDAY MORNING:
MANNED OBSERVATION SITES
GREENWOOD ............................... 9 MM FREEZING RAIN AND
RAIN (2 CM SNOW)
HALIFAX STANFIELD INT'L'AIRPORT.......... 22 MM RAIN WITH SMALL
AMOUNT OF FREEZING
RAIN (4 CM SNOW)
YARMOUTH ................................ 26 MM RAIN
SYDNEY .................................. 10 MM FREEZING RAIN AND
RAIN AND RAIN
(8 CM SNOW)
UNMANNED OBSERVATION SITES
(ESTIMATED FROM LIQUID PRECIP AND/OR SNOW DEPTH MEASUREMENTS)
BACCARO POINT............................ 26 MM RAIN
WESTERN HEAD............................. 37 MM RAIN
NEW ROSS................................. 19 MM RAIN WITH SMALL
AMOUNT OF
FREEZING RAIN
(3 CM SNOW)
SHEARWATER............................... 41 MM RAIN (1 CM SNOW)
KENTVILLE ............................... 16 MM FREEZING RAIN AND
RAIN
(3 CM SNOW )
MALAY FALLS.............................. 32 MM RAIN (2 CM SNOW)
UPPER STEWIACKE.......................... 11 MM RAIN (1 CM SNOW)
DEBERT................................... 10 MM FREEZING RAIN (5 CM
SNOW)
PARRSBORO................................ 17 MM FREEZING RAIN (7 CM
SNOW)
NAPPAN................................... 12 MM FREEZING RAIN (8 CM
SNOW)
TRACADIE................................. 8 MM FREEZING RAIN AND
RAIN
(4 CM SNOW )
ESKASONI................................. 10 CM SNOW (6 MM FREEZING
RAIN AND RAIN)
UNOFFICIAL/VOLUNTEER OBSERVATION SITES
WOOD HARBOUR............................. 25 MM RAIN
AMIRAULTS HILL........................... 23 MM RAIN
WOODSTOCK................................ 35 MM
HILLGROVE................................ 31 MM
UPPER TANTALON........................... 25 MM RAIN (SMALL AMOUNT
OF SNOW)
CENTRAL DARTMOUTH........................ 36 MM RAIN (3 CM SNOW)
ST ANNS.................................. 18 CM
ASPY BAY................................. 18 CM
THE STORM BROUGHT VERY STRONG EASTERLY WINDS TO THE GRAND ETANG AREA
OF CAPE BRETON WITH PEAK WINDS REPORTED AT 132 KM/H.
END/ASPC
AWCN15 CWHX 301410
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA
AT 10:10 A.M. AST MONDAY 30 DECEMBER 2013.
A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM FORMED ALONG THE U.S. EASTERN SEABOARD
SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND TRACKED NORTHEASTWARD SUNDAY NIGHT REACHING
NOVA SCOTIA MONDAY MORNING.
DURING THE DAY SUNDAY A PRE-SYSTEM AREA OF SNOW GAVE LIGHT
SNOWFALL AMOUNTS TO MUCH OF THE ISLAND. HEAVY SNOW SPREAD ACROSS THE
ISLAND SUNDAY NIGHT AND THE SNOW BECAME MIXED WITH FREEZING RAIN
BEFORE CHANGING TO RAIN OVER SOUTHERN PORTIONS OF QUEENS AND KINGS
COUNTIES.
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL PRECIPITATION AMOUNTS ACROSS PRINCE
EDWARD ISLAND FOR THE PERIOD FROM SUNDAY TO MONDAY MORNING:
MANNED OBSERVATION SITES:
CHARLOTTETOWN.............................. 18 CM (3 MM FREEZING
RAIN AND RAIN)
UNMANNED OBSERVATION SITES:
(ESTIMATED FROM LIQUID PRECIP AND/OR SNOW DEPTH MEASUREMENTS)
SUMMERSIDE................................. 17 CM
HARRINGTON................................. 17 CM
ST. PETER'S................................ 20 CM
EAST POINT................................. 11 CM
NORTH CAPE ............................... 20 CM
UNOFFICIAL/VOLUNTEER OBSERVATION SITES
MIMINEGASH................................. 22 CM
WELLINGTON................................. 21 CM
SELMON PARK................................ 17 CM
NEW LONDON................................. 24 CM
NORTH RUSTICO.............................. 17 CM
END/ASPC
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