Special weather summary message for New Brunswick issued by Environment Canada at 10:16 PM ADT Friday 26 July 2013. A slow moving warm front associated with a low pressure system approaching from the Gulf of Maine spread rain and thundershowers into the region on Friday. Rainfall amounts associated with this humid tropical airmass have been very high and in southwest regions of the province over 150 millimetres have been reported. The following are unofficial rainfall (mm) amounts As of 9:00 PM ADT Friday observed at: Manned observation sites Saint John ............................... 78.4 mm Moncton ................................. 36.0 mm Gagetown ................................ 103.0 mm Bathurst ................................ 38.8 mm Unmanned observation sites Point Lepreau ............................ 52.1 mm St. Stephen............................... 154.0 mm Grand Manan .............................. 43.1 mm Fredericton............................... 104.0 mm Fundy Park ............................... 39.2 mm Mechanic Settlement ...................... 43.5 mm Bouctouche ............................... 54.5 mm Kouchbouguac ............................. 58.5 mm Miramichi ................................ 59.3 mm Charlo ................................... 20.3 mm Miscou isle .............................. 23.3 mm Bas Caraquet ............................. 24.3 mm St. Léonard .............................. 17.2 mm Edmundston ............................... 3.0 mm Doaktown ................................. 75.1 mm Red pines ................................ 51.3 mm Alward ................................... 75.5 mm Apohaqui ................................. 52.6 mm Bantalor ................................. 71.6 mm Bayles lake .............................. 56.9 mm Brockway ................................. 113.5 mm Clearwater ............................... 55.6 mm County line .............................. 56.7 mm Crowe Brook .............................. 43.9 mm Cumberland bay ........................... 79.8 mm Dingee brook ............................. 54.1 mm Dungarvon ................................ 62.0 mm Florenceville ............................ 43.4 mm Heath steele ............................. 51.3 mm Kagout brook ............................. 43.2 mm Quarryville .............................. 64.0 mm St. Paul ................................. 58.7 mm
Posted on: Sat, 27 Jul 2013 01:37:08 +0000
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