Extratropical Storm Erin Event Summary
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Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Caribou ME
926 PM EDT Thu Aug 29 2019
...24-HR PRECIPITATION REPORTS...
Location Amount Time/Date Provider
...Maine...
...Aroostook County...
Oxbow COOP 1.57 in 0645 PM 08/29 COOP
2 SSE Ashland 1.45 in 0808 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Presque Isle 1.31 in 0716 PM 08/29 CWOP
Washburn 1.30 in 0518 PM 08/29 Public
1 SE Presque Isle 1.29 in 0440 PM 08/29 Public
Westfield NERON Site 1.27 in 0600 PM 08/29 HADS
Knowles Corner 1.22 in 0645 PM 08/29 COOP
3 NNE Presque Isle 1.22 in 1050 AM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Eagle Lake 1.21 in 0645 PM 08/29 COOP
Houlton International Airpor 1.20 in 0653 PM 08/29 ASOS
Presque Isle Airport 1.16 in 0656 PM 08/29 AWOS
Connor Twp 1.12 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Limestone USCRN Site 1.07 in 0700 PM 08/29 HADS
Caribou 1.06 in 0654 PM 08/29 ASOS
Fox Brook 1.03 in 1110 AM 08/29 HADS
Presque Isle 0.99 in 0800 AM 08/29 CWOP
Houlton 0.7 N 0.89 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Presque Isle 3.0 NNW 0.83 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
St. John River Nr Dickey 0.82 in 0700 PM 08/29 HADS
1 SE Fort Kent 0.80 in 1232 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Fort Kent 0.77 in 0727 PM 08/29 CWOP
Estcourt Station 0.77 in 0600 PM 08/29 HADS
Frenchville Airport 0.71 in 0653 PM 08/29 ASOS
Linneus 0.65 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Monticello 0.48 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
New Sweden 4.9 NNW 0.46 in 0630 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Madawaska 2.5 E 0.40 in 0515 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Nine Mile Bridge 0.30 in 0700 PM 08/29 USGS
...Hancock County...
Deer Isle 3.75 in 1215 PM 08/29 Public
3 WNW Brooksville 3.05 in 1030 AM 08/29 Public
2 E Sedgwick 2.62 in 0417 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Ellsworth 8.2 NNW 2.48 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Ellsworth 4.5 N 2.38 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Ellsworth 4.6 NNE 2.28 in 1000 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Sedgwick Ridge 2.27 in 0716 PM 08/29 CWOP
Blue Hill 4 SSE 2.25 in 0716 PM 08/29 CWOP
Ellsworth 7.4 NW 2.25 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Blue Hill 0.1 WSW 2.16 in 0907 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Brooklin School 2.09 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Southwest Harbor 2.00 in 1041 AM 08/29 Public
Mariaville 1.4 ESE 2.00 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Ellsworth 1.98 in 0721 PM 08/29 CWOP
2 NW Franklin 1.95 in 0754 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Bar Harbor 1.93 in 0729 PM 08/29 CWOP
Surry 2.5 SSE 1.93 in 0830 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Lamoine 1.87 in 0730 PM 08/29 CWOP
East Surry 1.86 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
East Surry 1.85 in 0812 AM 08/29
Trenton 1.84 in 0722 PM 08/29 CWOP
Blue Hill - Peters Pt 1.84 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Ellsworth Falls 1.83 in 0723 PM 08/29 CWOP
Bar Harbor Airport 1.82 in 1220 PM 08/29 AWOS
Bar Harbor 1.76 in 0754 AM 08/29 CWOP
Ellsworth 2.9 E 1.75 in 0600 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Otis 1.74 in 0725 PM 08/29 CWOP
3 NNE Somesville 1.71 in 0335 PM 08/29 Public
Blue Hill 1.67 in 0701 PM 08/29 CWOP
Naskeag 1.61 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
Acadia National Park 1.55 in 0658 PM 08/29 RAWS
3 W Bar Harbor 1.53 in 1158 AM 08/29 RAWS
Hancock 3.6 SSE 1.53 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Southwest Hbr.-Seawall 1.49 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
Penobscot 5 NE 1.48 in 0716 PM 08/29 CWOP
Sullivan 2.4 SSE 1.44 in 0630 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Southwest Harbor 2.6 SE 1.34 in 0745 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Harborside 1.31 in 0727 PM 08/29 CWOP
Bucksport 3.3 NNW 1.28 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Winter Harbor-SERC 1.27 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Franklin 0.90 in 0724 PM 08/29 CWOP
Dedham 6.1 ESE 0.70 in 0500 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
...Penobscot County...
1 SW Orrington 1.75 in 0821 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Bangor International Airport 1.64 in 0753 AM 08/29 ASOS
Bangor 1.56 in 1225 PM 08/29 CWOP
2 SW Lee 1.53 in 0747 AM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Bangor 2.1 N 1.49 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Patten 1.29 in 1100 AM 08/29 HADS
Hermon 1.2 W 1.24 in 0725 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Corinna 1.17 in 0900 AM 08/29 COOP
Hermon 1.16 in 0720 PM 08/29 CWOP
Lowell 1.5 N 1.15 in 0714 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Orono 1.1 SSW 1.00 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Plymouth 0.98 in 0729 PM 08/29 CWOP
Orono 0.6 N 0.97 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Carmel 0.96 in 0729 PM 08/29 CWOP
Orono 0.93 in 0725 PM 08/29 CWOP
Orono 0.9 NE 0.93 in 0600 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Orono 1.0 E 0.92 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Milford 0.8 SSW 0.91 in 0600 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Millinocket 2.7 ESE 0.87 in 0727 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Lincoln Sanitary District Wt 0.84 in 0700 AM 08/29 COOP
Millinocket 0.80 in 0653 PM 08/29 ASOS
Etna 3.2 WSW 0.58 in 0538 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
...Piscataquis County...
Abbot 3.00 in 0700 PM 08/29 HADS
Blanchard 1.95 in 0600 PM 08/29 COOP
Shirley Rain 1.65 in 0600 PM 08/29 HADS
Kingsbury Precip 1.64 in 0600 PM 08/29 USGS
Precipitation Gage 1.62 in 1100 AM 08/29 USGS
Dover-Foxcroft 1.32 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
Piscataquis River 1.31 in 0715 AM 08/29 HADS
Abbot 4.6 WNW 1.28 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
4 SW Dover-Foxcroft 1.21 in 1235 PM 08/29 CO-OP Observer
Kokadjo NEPP Site 1.13 in 0645 PM 08/29 HADS
Greenville 1.04 in 0656 PM 08/29 ASOS
...Washington County...
3 ESE Charlotte 4.41 in 0822 PM 08/29 Public
Lubec 3.90 in 0518 PM 08/29 Public
Lubec 3.50 in 0125 PM 08/29 Public
8 NE Charlotte 3.48 in 0809 PM 08/29 CO-OP Observer
Machiasport 3.23 in 0529 PM 08/29 Public
4 E East Machias 3.00 in 0453 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Eastport NEPP Site 2.75 in 0645 PM 08/29 HADS
1 SW Charlotte 2.61 in 1237 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
1 SW Jonesboro 2.50 in 0809 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
1 WSW Jonesport 2.50 in 0952 AM 08/29 Public
Pembroke 4.8 SSE 2.38 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Eastport 9.8 SW 2.25 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Whiting 2.3 WSW 2.21 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Pembroke 5.4 SSE 2.05 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Moosehorn 2.00 in 0719 PM 08/29 RAWS
Lubec 4.1 W 1.92 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Eastport 1.4 ESE 1.83 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Baring 1.74 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Brookton 1.25 in 0818 PM 08/29 Public
Topsfield 1.04 in 0800 AM 08/29 COOP
Cooper 0.5 SE 0.83 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Princeton 0.80 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying
equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers
for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official.
$$
Weather summary
for New Brunswick
issued by Environment Canada
at 5:21 a.m. ADT Friday 30 August 2019.
Discussion.
Post-tropical depression Erin reached the South shore of Nova Scotia
Thursday evening passing east of Shelburne with a central pressure
of 1005 millibars. It then travelled northeastward past St.
Margarets Bay and Halifax before arriving in the southern Gulf of
St. Lawrence waters Friday morning.
Rain bands reached the Maritimes during the day Thursday and several
rounds of heavy rain affected parts of southern New Brunswick,
western and northern Nova Scotia and western Prince Edward Island.
At the peak of the rainfall, several areas had reported rainfall
rates in excess of 30 millimetres per hour which gave increased
surface runoff and some flooding.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment Canada.
1. Summary of rainfall in millimetres:
Fredericton: 56
Mechanic Settlement: 54
Moncton: 50
Doaktown: 49
Saint John: 44
Red Pines: 40
Bouctouche: 31
Note: This bulletin will be updated this morning as additional
information becomes available.
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
Weather summary
for Nova Scotia
issued by Environment Canada
at 5:18 a.m. ADT Friday 30 August 2019.
Discussion.
Post-tropical depression Erin reached the South shore of Nova Scotia
Thursday evening passing east of Shelburne with a central pressure
of 1005 millibars. It then travelled northeastward past St.
Margarets Bay and Halifax before arriving in the southern Gulf of
St. Lawrence waters Friday morning.
Rain bands reached the Maritimes during the day Thursday and several
rounds of heavy rain affected parts of southern New Brunswick,
western and northern Nova Scotia and western Prince Edward Island.
At the peak of the rainfall, several areas had reported rainfall
rates in excess of 30 millimetres per hour which gave increased
surface runoff and some flooding.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment Canada.
1. Summary of rainfall in millimetres:
Parrsboro: 162
Port Maitland: 155
Scots Bay: 152
Greenwood: 127
Nappan: 121
Kentville: 115
Baccaro Point: 99
Yarmouth: 79
Halifax Stanfield Airport: 53
Shelburne: 52
New Ross: 53
Bedford: 45
Stewiacke: 36
Debert: 33
2. Summary of peak winds in kilometres per hour:
Beaver Island: 76
Lunenburg: 72
Halifax Stanfield Airport: 69
Osborne Head: 67
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
Weather summary
for Prince Edward Island
issued by Environment Canada
at 5:23 a.m. ADT Friday 30 August 2019.
Discussion.
Post-tropical depression Erin reached the South shore of Nova Scotia
Thursday evening passing east of Shelburne with a central pressure
of 1005 millibars. It then travelled northeastward past St.
Margarets Bay and Halifax before arriving in the southern Gulf of
St. Lawrence waters Friday morning.
Rain bands reached the Maritimes during the day Thursday and several
rounds of heavy rain affected parts of southern New Brunswick,
western and northern Nova Scotia and western Prince Edward Island.
At the peak of the rainfall, several areas had reported rainfall
rates in excess of 30 millimetres per hour which gave increased
surface runoff and some flooding.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment Canada.
1. Summary of rainfall in millimetres:
Summerside: 66
Charlottetown: 33
Harrington: 32
Stanhope: 32
Note: This bulletin will be updated later this morning as additional
information becomes available.
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
NOUS41 KCAR 300126
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MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-301326-
Public Information Statement
National Weather Service Caribou ME
926 PM EDT Thu Aug 29 2019
...24-HR PRECIPITATION REPORTS...
Location Amount Time/Date Provider
...Maine...
...Aroostook County...
Oxbow COOP 1.57 in 0645 PM 08/29 COOP
2 SSE Ashland 1.45 in 0808 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Presque Isle 1.31 in 0716 PM 08/29 CWOP
Washburn 1.30 in 0518 PM 08/29 Public
1 SE Presque Isle 1.29 in 0440 PM 08/29 Public
Westfield NERON Site 1.27 in 0600 PM 08/29 HADS
Knowles Corner 1.22 in 0645 PM 08/29 COOP
3 NNE Presque Isle 1.22 in 1050 AM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Eagle Lake 1.21 in 0645 PM 08/29 COOP
Houlton International Airpor 1.20 in 0653 PM 08/29 ASOS
Presque Isle Airport 1.16 in 0656 PM 08/29 AWOS
Connor Twp 1.12 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Limestone USCRN Site 1.07 in 0700 PM 08/29 HADS
Caribou 1.06 in 0654 PM 08/29 ASOS
Fox Brook 1.03 in 1110 AM 08/29 HADS
Presque Isle 0.99 in 0800 AM 08/29 CWOP
Houlton 0.7 N 0.89 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Presque Isle 3.0 NNW 0.83 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
St. John River Nr Dickey 0.82 in 0700 PM 08/29 HADS
1 SE Fort Kent 0.80 in 1232 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Fort Kent 0.77 in 0727 PM 08/29 CWOP
Estcourt Station 0.77 in 0600 PM 08/29 HADS
Frenchville Airport 0.71 in 0653 PM 08/29 ASOS
Linneus 0.65 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Monticello 0.48 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
New Sweden 4.9 NNW 0.46 in 0630 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Madawaska 2.5 E 0.40 in 0515 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Nine Mile Bridge 0.30 in 0700 PM 08/29 USGS
...Hancock County...
Deer Isle 3.75 in 1215 PM 08/29 Public
3 WNW Brooksville 3.05 in 1030 AM 08/29 Public
2 E Sedgwick 2.62 in 0417 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Ellsworth 8.2 NNW 2.48 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Ellsworth 4.5 N 2.38 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Ellsworth 4.6 NNE 2.28 in 1000 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Sedgwick Ridge 2.27 in 0716 PM 08/29 CWOP
Blue Hill 4 SSE 2.25 in 0716 PM 08/29 CWOP
Ellsworth 7.4 NW 2.25 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Blue Hill 0.1 WSW 2.16 in 0907 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Brooklin School 2.09 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Southwest Harbor 2.00 in 1041 AM 08/29 Public
Mariaville 1.4 ESE 2.00 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Ellsworth 1.98 in 0721 PM 08/29 CWOP
2 NW Franklin 1.95 in 0754 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Bar Harbor 1.93 in 0729 PM 08/29 CWOP
Surry 2.5 SSE 1.93 in 0830 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Lamoine 1.87 in 0730 PM 08/29 CWOP
East Surry 1.86 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
East Surry 1.85 in 0812 AM 08/29
Trenton 1.84 in 0722 PM 08/29 CWOP
Blue Hill - Peters Pt 1.84 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Ellsworth Falls 1.83 in 0723 PM 08/29 CWOP
Bar Harbor Airport 1.82 in 1220 PM 08/29 AWOS
Bar Harbor 1.76 in 0754 AM 08/29 CWOP
Ellsworth 2.9 E 1.75 in 0600 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Otis 1.74 in 0725 PM 08/29 CWOP
3 NNE Somesville 1.71 in 0335 PM 08/29 Public
Blue Hill 1.67 in 0701 PM 08/29 CWOP
Naskeag 1.61 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
Acadia National Park 1.55 in 0658 PM 08/29 RAWS
3 W Bar Harbor 1.53 in 1158 AM 08/29 RAWS
Hancock 3.6 SSE 1.53 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Southwest Hbr.-Seawall 1.49 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
Penobscot 5 NE 1.48 in 0716 PM 08/29 CWOP
Sullivan 2.4 SSE 1.44 in 0630 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Southwest Harbor 2.6 SE 1.34 in 0745 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Harborside 1.31 in 0727 PM 08/29 CWOP
Bucksport 3.3 NNW 1.28 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Winter Harbor-SERC 1.27 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Franklin 0.90 in 0724 PM 08/29 CWOP
Dedham 6.1 ESE 0.70 in 0500 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
...Penobscot County...
1 SW Orrington 1.75 in 0821 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Bangor International Airport 1.64 in 0753 AM 08/29 ASOS
Bangor 1.56 in 1225 PM 08/29 CWOP
2 SW Lee 1.53 in 0747 AM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Bangor 2.1 N 1.49 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Patten 1.29 in 1100 AM 08/29 HADS
Hermon 1.2 W 1.24 in 0725 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Corinna 1.17 in 0900 AM 08/29 COOP
Hermon 1.16 in 0720 PM 08/29 CWOP
Lowell 1.5 N 1.15 in 0714 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Orono 1.1 SSW 1.00 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Plymouth 0.98 in 0729 PM 08/29 CWOP
Orono 0.6 N 0.97 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Carmel 0.96 in 0729 PM 08/29 CWOP
Orono 0.93 in 0725 PM 08/29 CWOP
Orono 0.9 NE 0.93 in 0600 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Orono 1.0 E 0.92 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Milford 0.8 SSW 0.91 in 0600 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Millinocket 2.7 ESE 0.87 in 0727 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Lincoln Sanitary District Wt 0.84 in 0700 AM 08/29 COOP
Millinocket 0.80 in 0653 PM 08/29 ASOS
Etna 3.2 WSW 0.58 in 0538 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
...Piscataquis County...
Abbot 3.00 in 0700 PM 08/29 HADS
Blanchard 1.95 in 0600 PM 08/29 COOP
Shirley Rain 1.65 in 0600 PM 08/29 HADS
Kingsbury Precip 1.64 in 0600 PM 08/29 USGS
Precipitation Gage 1.62 in 1100 AM 08/29 USGS
Dover-Foxcroft 1.32 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
Piscataquis River 1.31 in 0715 AM 08/29 HADS
Abbot 4.6 WNW 1.28 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
4 SW Dover-Foxcroft 1.21 in 1235 PM 08/29 CO-OP Observer
Kokadjo NEPP Site 1.13 in 0645 PM 08/29 HADS
Greenville 1.04 in 0656 PM 08/29 ASOS
...Washington County...
3 ESE Charlotte 4.41 in 0822 PM 08/29 Public
Lubec 3.90 in 0518 PM 08/29 Public
Lubec 3.50 in 0125 PM 08/29 Public
8 NE Charlotte 3.48 in 0809 PM 08/29 CO-OP Observer
Machiasport 3.23 in 0529 PM 08/29 Public
4 E East Machias 3.00 in 0453 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
Eastport NEPP Site 2.75 in 0645 PM 08/29 HADS
1 SW Charlotte 2.61 in 1237 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
1 SW Jonesboro 2.50 in 0809 PM 08/29 Trained Spotter
1 WSW Jonesport 2.50 in 0952 AM 08/29 Public
Pembroke 4.8 SSE 2.38 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Eastport 9.8 SW 2.25 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Whiting 2.3 WSW 2.21 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Pembroke 5.4 SSE 2.05 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Moosehorn 2.00 in 0719 PM 08/29 RAWS
Lubec 4.1 W 1.92 in 0800 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Eastport 1.4 ESE 1.83 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Baring 1.74 in 0715 PM 08/29 CWOP
Brookton 1.25 in 0818 PM 08/29 Public
Topsfield 1.04 in 0800 AM 08/29 COOP
Cooper 0.5 SE 0.83 in 0700 AM 08/29 COCORAHS
Princeton 0.80 in 0728 PM 08/29 CWOP
Observations are collected from a variety of sources with varying
equipment and exposures. We thank all volunteer weather observers
for their dedication. Not all data listed are considered official.
$$
Weather summary
for New Brunswick
issued by Environment Canada
at 5:21 a.m. ADT Friday 30 August 2019.
Discussion.
Post-tropical depression Erin reached the South shore of Nova Scotia
Thursday evening passing east of Shelburne with a central pressure
of 1005 millibars. It then travelled northeastward past St.
Margarets Bay and Halifax before arriving in the southern Gulf of
St. Lawrence waters Friday morning.
Rain bands reached the Maritimes during the day Thursday and several
rounds of heavy rain affected parts of southern New Brunswick,
western and northern Nova Scotia and western Prince Edward Island.
At the peak of the rainfall, several areas had reported rainfall
rates in excess of 30 millimetres per hour which gave increased
surface runoff and some flooding.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment Canada.
1. Summary of rainfall in millimetres:
Fredericton: 56
Mechanic Settlement: 54
Moncton: 50
Doaktown: 49
Saint John: 44
Red Pines: 40
Bouctouche: 31
Note: This bulletin will be updated this morning as additional
information becomes available.
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
Weather summary
for Nova Scotia
issued by Environment Canada
at 5:18 a.m. ADT Friday 30 August 2019.
Discussion.
Post-tropical depression Erin reached the South shore of Nova Scotia
Thursday evening passing east of Shelburne with a central pressure
of 1005 millibars. It then travelled northeastward past St.
Margarets Bay and Halifax before arriving in the southern Gulf of
St. Lawrence waters Friday morning.
Rain bands reached the Maritimes during the day Thursday and several
rounds of heavy rain affected parts of southern New Brunswick,
western and northern Nova Scotia and western Prince Edward Island.
At the peak of the rainfall, several areas had reported rainfall
rates in excess of 30 millimetres per hour which gave increased
surface runoff and some flooding.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment Canada.
1. Summary of rainfall in millimetres:
Parrsboro: 162
Port Maitland: 155
Scots Bay: 152
Greenwood: 127
Nappan: 121
Kentville: 115
Baccaro Point: 99
Yarmouth: 79
Halifax Stanfield Airport: 53
Shelburne: 52
New Ross: 53
Bedford: 45
Stewiacke: 36
Debert: 33
2. Summary of peak winds in kilometres per hour:
Beaver Island: 76
Lunenburg: 72
Halifax Stanfield Airport: 69
Osborne Head: 67
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
Weather summary
for Prince Edward Island
issued by Environment Canada
at 5:23 a.m. ADT Friday 30 August 2019.
Discussion.
Post-tropical depression Erin reached the South shore of Nova Scotia
Thursday evening passing east of Shelburne with a central pressure
of 1005 millibars. It then travelled northeastward past St.
Margarets Bay and Halifax before arriving in the southern Gulf of
St. Lawrence waters Friday morning.
Rain bands reached the Maritimes during the day Thursday and several
rounds of heavy rain affected parts of southern New Brunswick,
western and northern Nova Scotia and western Prince Edward Island.
At the peak of the rainfall, several areas had reported rainfall
rates in excess of 30 millimetres per hour which gave increased
surface runoff and some flooding.
The following is a summary of weather event information received by
Environment Canada.
1. Summary of rainfall in millimetres:
Summerside: 66
Charlottetown: 33
Harrington: 32
Stanhope: 32
Note: This bulletin will be updated later this morning as additional
information becomes available.
Please note that this summary may contain preliminary or unofficial
information and does not constitute a complete or final report.
End/ASPC
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