8 PM Update
Tornado threat appears finished for today.
Thousands without electricity in New England tonight.
Especially hard hit is the city of Andover Massachussetts, where this photo was taken late today.

6 PM
Damage Reports Pouring In

Final reports from Saturday June 5, 2010 in New England

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
1045 AM EDT SAT JUN 05 2010

..TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON…
..DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE….
..REMARKS..

0255 AM LIGHTNING SUDBURY 42.37N 71.40W
06/05/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

GARAGE FIRE FROM STRIKE ON DOG HILL RD

0331 AM LIGHTNING MILTON 42.24N 71.08W
06/05/2010 NORFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

HOUSE FIRE FROM STRIKE ON AUGUSTA RD

0334 AM HAIL QUINCY 42.26N 71.01W
06/05/2010 E1.50 INCH NORFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

ON BEALE ST

0341 AM HAIL DORCHESTER 42.28N 71.08W
06/05/2010 E0.75 INCH SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

HAIL COVERS GROUND

0745 AM FLOOD CRANSTON 41.77N 71.48W
06/05/2010 PROVIDENCE RI AMATEUR RADIO

CARS STUCK IN FLOOD WATERS ON SEVERAL ROADS.

0804 AM TSTM WND DMG COVENTRY 41.68N 71.65W
06/05/2010 KENT RI FIRE DEPT/RESCUE

DOWNED TREES AND UTILITY POLES IN GREENE SECTION OF
CONVENTRY.

0805 AM LIGHTNING PORTSMOUTH 41.60N 71.25W
06/05/2010 NEWPORT RI AMATEUR RADIO

PORTSMOUTH RI FIRE COMMUNICATIONS KNOCKED OUT DUE TO
LIGHTNING. HOUSE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING WITH SMALL FIRE ON
PROSPECT HILL ROAD. SEVERAL TREES AND WIRES DOWN DUE TO
LIGHTNING.

0820 AM LIGHTNING KINGSTON 42.00N 70.71W
06/05/2010 PLYMOUTH MA AMATEUR RADIO

HOUSE FIRE DUE TO LIGHTNING ON SUMMER STREET.

0831 AM FLOOD ACUSHNET 41.69N 70.91W
06/05/2010 BRISTOL MA AMATEUR RADIO

SECTION OF MAIN STREET FROM FIRE STATION TO 310 MAIN
STREET…FLOODED OUT AND IMPASSABLE.

0835 AM LIGHTNING MARION 41.70N 70.76W
06/05/2010 PLYMOUTH MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREE STRUCK BY LIGHTNING ON OLD LOGGING HILL ROAD. 2
MINOR INJURIES REPORTED WHERE 2 PEOPLE FELT TINGLING IN
THEIR BODIES FROM THE LIGHTNING.

0855 AM FLOOD PLYMOUTH 41.96N 70.68W
06/05/2010 PLYMOUTH MA AMATEUR RADIO

AREA OF ROUTE 3A IN FRONT OF PLIMOTH PLANTATION BLOCKED
DUE TO FLOODING.

0859 AM FLOOD NEW BEDFORD 41.66N 70.94W
06/05/2010 BRISTOL MA AMATEUR RADIO

PORTIONS OF ACHUSHNET AVENUE CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.

0910 AM FLOOD NEW BEDFORD 41.66N 70.94W
06/05/2010 BRISTOL MA AMATEUR RADIO

NORTH AND SOUTH BOUND LANES OF ROUTE 18…IN THE AREA OF
I-195…CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.

0920 AM FLOOD NEW BEDFORD 41.66N 70.94W
06/05/2010 BRISTOL MA AMATEUR RADIO

COGGESHALL STREET CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING. CARS STUCK IN
FLOOD WATERS ON ROUTE 6 NEAR ROUTE 140.

0928 AM LIGHTNING TISBURY 41.47N 70.62W
06/05/2010 DUKES MA AMATEUR RADIO

HOUSE FIRE DUE TO LIGHTNING ON EDGARTOWN/VINEYARD HAVEN
ROAD.

0936 AM LIGHTNING MASHPEE 41.65N 70.48W
06/05/2010 BARNSTABLE MA AMATEUR RADIO

HOUSE FIRE DUE TO LIGHTNING ON NINIGRET AVENUE.

KAB

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
516 PM EDT SAT JUN 05 2010

..TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON…
..DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE….
..REMARKS..

0348 PM TSTM WND DMG WEST SPRINGFIELD 42.12N 72.65W
06/05/2010 HAMPDEN MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREE DOWN ON A CAR ON RT. 5 NEAR MEMORIAL BRIDGE. SEVERAL
LARGE LIMBS DOWN ON FAIRVIEW AVE. TREE DOWN ON CIRCUIT
AVE. MEASURED WIND GUST TO 48 MPH.

0349 PM HAIL SPRINGFIELD 42.12N 72.54W
06/05/2010 E0.88 INCH HAMPDEN MA AMATEUR RADIO

PENNY TO NICKEL HAIL LASTED 1 MINUTE ON I-91.

0357 PM TSTM WND DMG GRANBY 41.95N 72.78W
06/05/2010 HARTFORD CT AMATEUR RADIO

TREES DOWN IN MULTIPLE LOCATIONS.

0407 PM TSTM WND DMG SUFFIELD 41.98N 72.65W
06/05/2010 HARTFORD CT AMATEUR RADIO

SEVERAL TREES AND WIRES DOWN.

0410 PM TSTM WND GST WINDSOR LOCKS 41.93N 72.66W
06/05/2010 M60.00 MPH HARTFORD CT ASOS

BRADLEY INTL AIRPORT ASOS

0410 PM TSTM WND DMG WINDSOR LOCKS 41.93N 72.66W
06/05/2010 HARTFORD CT AMATEUR RADIO

NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN. TREE ONTO HOUSE ON SCHOOL
STREET. TREE ONTO HOUSE ON NORTH STREET.

0410 PM TSTM WND DMG ENFIELD 41.97N 72.57W
06/05/2010 HARTFORD CT AMATEUR RADIO

NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN. ALSO LARGE BRANCHES DOWN
ON ROUTE 191. TREE DOWN ON A CAR. ALL REPORTS BETWEEN 410
PM AND 420 PM.

0435 PM TSTM WND DMG WEST BOYLSTON 42.37N 71.78W
06/05/2010 WORCESTER MA TRAINED SPOTTER

THREE 1-FOOT DIAMETER TREES DOWN. TIME APPROXIMATE.

0435 PM TSTM WND GST TOLLAND 41.87N 72.37W
06/05/2010 M58.00 MPH TOLLAND CT AMATEUR RADIO

0435 PM TSTM WND DMG TOLLAND 41.87N 72.37W
06/05/2010 TOLLAND CT AMATEUR RADIO

WIRES DOWN. RT. 83 CLOSED DUE TO TREE AND POLE DOWN.

0435 PM HAIL TOLLAND 41.87N 72.37W
06/05/2010 E0.75 INCH TOLLAND CT AMATEUR RADIO

0437 PM TSTM WND DMG ELLINGTON 41.90N 72.47W
06/05/2010 TOLLAND CT AMATEUR RADIO

TREES AND WIRES DOWN ON WEST STREET.

0437 PM TSTM WND DMG ELLINGTON 41.90N 72.47W
06/05/2010 TOLLAND CT TRAINED SPOTTER

ONE LARGE TREE DOWN BLOCKING FROG HOLLOW ROAD AT
INTERSECTION WITH RT. 140. TIME APPROXIMATE.

0437 PM TSTM WND DMG WINDSOR 41.85N 72.65W
06/05/2010 HARTFORD CT AMATEUR RADIO

LARGE TREE ON CAR ON RICE STREET IN BROADBROOK SECTION OF
WINDSOR.

0455 PM TSTM WND DMG STORRS 41.81N 72.26W
06/05/2010 TOLLAND CT LAW ENFORCEMENT

LARGE BRANCHES DOWN.

0503 PM TSTM WND DMG ANDOVER 41.73N 72.37W
06/05/2010 TOLLAND CT AMATEUR RADIO

TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN BALLARDVALE SECTION.

0513 PM TSTM WND DMG NORTH ANDOVER 42.70N 71.12W
06/05/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREES AND WIRES DOWN AT SEVERAL LOCATIONS.

FIELD

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
906 AM EDT SAT JUN 05 2010

..TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON…
..DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE….
..REMARKS..

0601 AM LIGHTNING 1 E WEST BALDWIN 43.83N 70.76W
06/05/2010 CUMBERLAND ME AIRPLANE PILOT

CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED LIGHTNING
STRUCK A WOODEN SHED IN BALDWIN.

0625 AM TSTM WND DMG 4 NNW NORTH WINDHAM 43.88N 70.46W
06/05/2010 CUMBERLAND ME LAW ENFORCEMENT

CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED TREES DOWN ON
WIRES ON ROOSEVELT TRAIL IN SOUTH RAYMOND. TIME ESTIMATED
BASED ON RADAR.

0630 AM TSTM WND DMG 3 WNW SOUTH WINDHAM 43.74N 70.47W
06/05/2010 CUMBERLAND ME LAW ENFORCEMENT

CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED TREES DOWN
ACROSS PLUMMER ROAD IN GORHAM. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON
RADAR.

0655 AM LIGHTNING SPRINGVALE 43.47N 70.80W
06/05/2010 YORK ME LAW ENFORCEMENT

YORK COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTS ONE HOUSE STRUCK BY
LIGHTNING IN SPRINGVALE, TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON RADAR.

0704 AM LIGHTNING HARPSWELL 43.80N 69.98W
06/05/2010 CUMBERLAND ME LAW ENFORCEMENT

CUMBERLAND COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE REPORTED LIGHTNING
STRUCK A RESIDENCE IN HARPSWELL. TIME BASED ON RADAR.

&&

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
405 PM EDT SAT JUN 05 2010

..TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON…
..DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE….
..REMARKS..

0330 PM TSTM WND DMG GROVETON 44.60N 71.52W
06/05/2010 COOS NH LAW ENFORCEMENT

LANCASTER POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTED A TREE DOWN ON
BUNKER HILL ROAD IN GROVETON. TIME ESTIMATED BASED ON
RADAR.

0334 PM TSTM WND DMG LANCASTER 44.49N 71.57W
06/05/2010 COOS NH LAW ENFORCEMENT

LANCASTER POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORTED MARBLE SIZE HAIL AT
THE DOT OFFICE AND TREES DOWN ON ROUTE 3 IN LANCASTER.

0510 PM HAIL 1 N SOUTH PARIS 44.24N 70.51W
06/05/2010 E1.75 INCH OXFORD ME LAW ENFORCEMENT

OXFORD COUNTY POLICEMAN REPORTED WITNESSING A FUNNEL
CLOUD JUST BEFORE NEAR GOLF BALL SIZED HAIL ON BISCO ROAD
IN SOUTH PARIS.

0520 PM HAIL 2 NNE SOUTH PARIS 44.25N 70.50W
06/05/2010 E2.00 INCH OXFORD ME PUBLIC

PUBLIC REPORTS 2 INCH HAIL NEAR PARIS HILL IN PARIS.

0531 PM HAIL 4 WSW TURNER 44.23N 70.33W
06/05/2010 E1.25 INCH OXFORD ME TRAINED SPOTTER

TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED HALF DOLLAR SIZED HAIL IN
HEBRON.

0542 PM FUNNEL CLOUD MINOT 44.09N 70.32W
06/05/2010 ANDROSCOGGIN ME AMATEUR RADIO

AMATEUR RADIO REPORTED A FUNNEL CLOUD NEAR MINOT.

&&
PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT…SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT
911 AM EDT SUN JUN 06 2010

..TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON…
..DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE….
..REMARKS..

0230 PM TORNADO 2 WSW CRAFTSBURY 44.62N 72.41W
06/05/2010 ORLEANS VT NWS STORM SURVEY

REPORTS OF TREES DOWN AND PARTIAL ROOF OFF HOME ON WEST
HILL ROAD. NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE STORM SURVEY TEAM
CONFIRM EF0-EF1 TORNADO DAMAGE. DISCONTINUOUS PATH LENGTH
APPROXIMATELY 1 MILE LONG AND 200-300 FOOT WIDTH.

0251 PM TSTM WND GST 2 SSE SHEFFIELD 44.57N 72.10W
06/05/2010 E60.00 MPH CALEDONIA VT TRAINED SPOTTER

IN ADDITION TO WIND, HAIL THE SIZE OF PEAS AND GETTING
LARGER AS WELL AS HEAVY RAIN.

0255 PM TSTM WND DMG 2 SW SUTTON 44.61N 72.05W
06/05/2010 CALEDONIA VT CO-OP OBSERVER

NUMEROUS TREES DOWN…INCLUDING ON HOUSE. ALSO…HALF TO
3/4 INCH DIAMETER HAIL.

0300 PM HAIL 2 E EAST BURKE 44.59N 71.90W
06/05/2010 E1.75 INCH CALEDONIA VT PUBLIC

GOLF BALL SIZE WITH DAMAGE TO ROOF AND SOME VEHICLES

0300 PM TSTM WND DMG EAST BURKE 44.61N 71.92W
06/05/2010 CALEDONIA VT EMERGENCY MNGR

SEVERAL REPORTS OF TREES DOWN…INCLUDING POWER LINES
ALONG ROUTE 114 IN EAST BURKE

0300 PM LIGHTNING EAST BURKE 44.59N 71.94W
06/05/2010 CALEDONIA VT EMERGENCY MNGR

*** 2 INJ *** TWO PEOPLE STRUCK AND INJURED BY LIGHTNING
ALONG A BIKE TRAIL IN EAST BURKE.

0300 PM TSTM WND DMG 1 SSE EAST BURKE 44.58N 71.93W
06/05/2010 CALEDONIA VT TRAINED SPOTTER

MATURE MAPLE SNAPPED AT 15 FEET ABOVE
BASE…APPROXIMATELY 3 FEET IN DIAMETER AT KIRBY ROAD.
MULTIPLE BRANCHES DOWN ACROSS NEARBY ROADS AND 1 1/4 INCH
DIAMETER HAIL.

0300 PM HAIL EAST BURKE 44.58N 71.93W
06/05/2010 E1.25 INCH CALEDONIA VT TRAINED SPOTTER

HALF DOLLAR SIZE HAIL REPORTED AS WELL AS SNAPPED MAPLE
TREE AND NUMEROUS BRANCHES DOWN ALONG KIRBY AND
NEIGHBORING ROADS.

0306 PM HAIL LYNDONVILLE 44.53N 72.00W
06/05/2010 E0.50 INCH CALEDONIA VT PUBLIC

&&

$$

1:45 PM Tornado Watch Expanded East to New England Shore until 10 PM
A watch means the storms may happen.
A warning means storms are happening.
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John Zahoruiko snet thes photos from North Andover..

Back to 8 AM discussion
All streaks have to end at some point. We are breaking a streak of great weekends today. The meteorological calendar summer is June, July, and August. So we made it through spring with record warmth and beauty. Now our first weekend of summer has flooding rain with powerful thunderstorms. Here is a map from National Center for Environmental Prediction Severe Storms Prediction Center. We are at risk for severe weather today and tomorrow. If you click on the NCEP SPC link, you will see lists of warnings. Click on warning to see where the strongest storms are. Click on storm reports to see where the most damage has occurred. Watch our radar to see when the storm is near you, and when it passes. The wettest part of the weekend is Saturday Morning and most of Sunday. That leaves Saturday evening and Sunday Night as potentially drier. But when added all up, we are getting 2″-5″ of rain in much of the region. Flooding and storm damage may be widespread.

Here in New England, we’ve seen our share of severe flood events in the last several years. Perhaps the most large-scale, high-impact event was in May of 2006, when up to 15 inches of rain fell in some communities. This time around, the rainfall totals will be less, but with no leaves on the trees and most ground vegetation still not growing, there is very little root uptake, meaning most of the rain will become runoff. Of course, after flooding rain of a couple of weeks ago, the ground is wet and the water table is high, so the only place for water to go is into the streams, ponds, lakes and rivers. These factors will combine to produce what may be the most significant flooding Central and Southern New England has seen in decades. Though the level of the water may be comparable to that of May 2006 along the Merrimack River (which means, if you were evacuated in May of ‘06 you should prep to evacuate again), the difference this time is that MANY rivers will be involved. Essentially, we’re urging all residents along or near rivers in Central and Southern New England to make preparations in case you’re told to evacuate as waters rise.

Here are some resources for your reference as the flood waters rise:

Our latest NECN Video Forecast, along with a few previous forecasts on the right side of the page: http://www.necn.com/weather/
For in-depth tips on how to stay safe if flooding affects your home, from FEMA and the Consumer Product Safety Commission, click here.
For the “self-briefing” page from the Northeast River Forecast Center (National Weather Service), click here.

For latest river level observations from the National Weather Service, click here.

Want more weather from Matt? You can follow him on Twitter, Facebook or his personal website, as well.

Simply amazing that we have a third storm merging with the upper low stalled over the northeast for 7 days now. The storm that tracked south of New Orleans Friday Feb 26, 2010, across southern FL Saturday, merged with our old Super Storm south of Nova Scotia today, Monday March 1, 2010. The resultant wind from the North ramped up to 50+ in gusts creating waves of 10′-20′ funneling to Massachusetts Bay. The combination of a weeks worth of onshore wind, Full Cold Moon High Tide, and wind from the right direction, brought the roughest seas to shores south of Boston since the April 2007 super storm. Here is the weather map for today. Some photos from the shore are posted below.

There is another storm with 3″ of snow in Dallam texas today. That low will bring another round of Gale Force wind to New England Wednesday. But the heavy precip should stay offshore. Believe it or not, Vermont may get the most in the next few days, from a storm passing way off to the south. Go Figure. About as logical as rain in Maine, and Snow on Cape Cod, that we saw today (another warm from the north due to block).

This 3 PM image from MoreBeach.com at Coast Guard Beach in Eastham MA shows the huge surf and snow that fell on Cape Cod today.

Mark Keup of Nor’Easter Surf Shop sent this photo from Brant Rock at Ocean Street in Marshfield Massachusetts at high tide today. None of us expected 15 breakers smashing over the Seawall at Noon today. The wind direction was just right (from North) to bring the huge seas to the beachfront usually protected by Cape Cod. But this swell came in from a 28.7″ storm center just at the right latitude to send the swell around the Cape. The fetch was from Nova Scotia to the south shore.
Did anyone go surfing? Mark Keup says, many tried:
“Phones been ringing off the hook with guys asking where to paddle out. Most guys said they tried to get out but couldn’t get past the white water, looking for a break that the waves are smaller. North shore spots also closed out because of the size.
Just saw one of the pics and caught the other on the web–mahalo for the plug. Roger
Beal surfed a secret spot this afternoon. Said it was as big as some of the points he would drive 3 hours for in Baja Mexico when he lived in La Jolla. Solid 15′ faces would roll and and he said he would be scratching for the horizon. Got a little sketchy–he said 3 waves and he was done for the day. No one else out.
Rogers is the only confirmed ridden wave so far down here. And still looking big for most of the week with the next low!!!
aloha,
mark
nor’easter”

mahalo right back at ya Mark. Here is another plug, see Nor’Easter SurfShop Daily online Report here.
This is Mark’s State of The Surf Report today.
3/1/2010 1:06:58 PM
BIG AND NASTY–OVERHEAD++
LOW PRESSURE 200 MILES EAST OF CAPE COD SENDING SOME JUICY SWELL BUT THE LOCAL WINDS ARE TRASHING IT AT THE BEACHES. NNW WINDS 20-30, WATER 39 DEGREES, LOW TIDE 5:36PM. HUNT DOWN A SHELTERED SPOT. CLOUDY,DRIZZLE AND 40 ON THE COAST.
How about ski conditions?
Greg Keeler sends this photo and comment from Cannon Mountain today. Cannon missed the big snow AND RAIN of last week, but has been snowing non stop since.
The 2 weathermen here Saturday seem to have left some good weather vibe here and we got ONE FOOT last night and today! That gets Cannon to about 27″ since the rain? indeed…we have it as 29″
Greg

Sugarloaf is past 60″ in a week. Skiing is the best of the year this week. A few more inches likely the next few days. Hunter Mountain in New York has 84″ in 6 days, the most form one storm in decades.
Out of time again.
Here are NWS Public Information Statements for this day 7 of February/March 2010 Super Storm.

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
229 PM EST MON MAR 01 2010

..TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON…
..DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE….
..REMARKS..

1000 AM STORM SURGE SALEM 42.53N 70.87W
03/01/2010 E0.00 FT ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

BRIDGE ST UNDER WATER

1018 AM STORM SURGE SALEM 42.53N 70.87W
03/01/2010 E0.00 FT ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

FORESTER ST UNDER WATER

1124 AM STORM SURGE MARBLEHEAD 42.48N 70.87W
03/01/2010 E0.00 FT ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

FRONT ST UNDER WATER

1125 AM STORM SURGE SCITUATE 42.19N 70.73W
03/01/2010 E0.00 FT PLYMOUTH MA AMATEUR RADIO

ATLANTIC AVE UNDER WATER

1135 AM STORM SURGE SALEM 42.53N 70.87W
03/01/2010 E0.00 FT ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

BEACH BLUFF AVE UNDER WATER

1146 AM STORM SURGE WINTHROP 42.38N 70.98W
03/01/2010 E0.00 FT SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

WINTHROP SHORE DR SPLASH OVER W/DEBRIS

1149 AM STORM SURGE SWAMPSCOTT 42.47N 70.89W
03/01/2010 E0.00 FT ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

LYNN SHORE DR AND NAHANT CIRCLE FLOODED WITH SIGNIFICANT
DEBRIS

1206 PM STORM SURGE COHASSET 42.23N 70.80W
03/01/2010 E0.00 FT NORFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

CAR STRANDED ON CAUSEWAY BOAT SENT TO RESCUE OCCUPANTS

&&

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NOUS41 KBOX 011525
PNSBOX
CTZ002>004-MAZ002>024-026-NHZ011-012-015-RIZ001>008-020303-

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
1003 AM EST MON MAR 1 2010

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 24
HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION.
APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS…COOPERATIVE
OBSERVERS…SKYWARN SPOTTERS AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS
SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/BOSTON

********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************

LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS
SNOWFALL OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT

MASSACHUSETTS

…BARNSTABLE COUNTY…
BOURNE 5.0 600 AM 3/1 NWS EMPLOYEE
BARNSTABLE 3.0 809 AM 3/1 NWS EMPLOYEE
YARMOUTH 2.0 700 AM 3/1 COCORAHS
FALMOUTH 1.1 700 AM 3/1 COCORAHS

…NORFOLK COUNTY…
EAST MILTON 3.1 808 AM 3/1 COOP

…PLYMOUTH COUNTY…
KINGSTON 3.5 800 AM 3/1 COCORAHS
MIDDLEBOROUGH 3.0 600 AM 3/1 COCORAHS

$$

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
130 PM EST MON MAR 1 2010

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 24 HOURS
FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED
TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS…COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS…SKYWARN SPOTTERS
AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR
HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/CARIBOU

********************STORM TOTAL SNOWFALL********************

LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS
SNOWFALL OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT

MAINE

…AROOSTOOK COUNTY…
MONTICELLO 2.2 708 AM 3/1 SPOTTER AR042
CRYSTAL 1.5 624 AM 3/1 DOT DOT04
CLAYTON LAKE 1.0 818 AM 3/1 COOP CLTM1
HOULTON 0.5 621 AM 3/1 DOT DOT58
PRESQUE ISLE 0.3 618 AM 3/1 DOT DOT78
ALLAGASH T 642 AM 3/1 COOP ALGM1
ASHLAND T 621 AM 3/1 DOT DOT02
FORT KENT T 612 AM 3/1 DOT DOT06
WOODLAND T 612 AM 3/1 DOT DOT22

…HANCOCK COUNTY…
A.N.P. SCHOODIC 4.0 1221 PM 3/1 SPOTTER HA049
AURORA 3.0 639 AM 3/1 DOT DOT28
BROOKSVILLE 3.0 802 AM 3/1 SPOTTER HA003
ELLSWORTH (EAST 1.6 711 AM 3/1 COOP ELLM1
WALTHAM 0.4 825 AM 3/1 COOP WALM1

…PENOBSCOT COUNTY…
SPRINGFIELD 6.0 632 AM 3/1 DOT DOT17
BANGOR A.N.G. 1.9 822 AM 3/1 SPOTTER BAGM1
WINN 1.8 633 AM 3/1 DOT DOT21
MEDWAY 0.5 627 AM 3/1 DOT DOT13
MILLINOCKET WWTP 0.5 704 AM 3/1 COOP MWTM1
PATTEN 0.2 713 AM 3/1 COOP PATM1

…PISCATAQUIS COUNTY…
GUILFORD 2.0 647 AM 3/1 DOT DOT53
MILO 1.0 645 AM 3/1 DOT DOT68
WELLINGTON 1.0 452 AM 3/1 SPOTTER PS003
BARNARD 0.2 757 AM 3/1 COOP BRNM1
GUILFORD T 648 AM 3/1 COOP GULM1

…WASHINGTON COUNTY…
TOPSFIELD 5.0 634 AM 3/1 DOT DOT19
WAITE 3.5 1048 AM 3/1 SPOTTER WS034
TOPSFIELD HUNT RIDGE 2.8 755 AM 3/1 COOP TOPM1
BAILEYVILLE DOT 2.0 635 AM 3/1 DOT DOT42
CHERRYFIELD 2.0 636 AM 3/1 DOT DOT40
FOREST CITY 2.0 757 AM 3/1 USGS FORM1
VANCEBORO 1.0 831 AM 3/1 SPOTTER COOP VNBM1
WEST GRAND DAM 1.0 758 AM 3/1 USGS WGLM1
WHITING 1.0 1049 AM 3/1 SPOTTER WS038
WESLEY 0.2 703 AM 3/1 COOP WLYM1

$$

DOODY

A strong storm has moved across the Great Lakes, and the intense counter-clockwise flow of air around its core has driven deep warmth and moisture northward up the Eastern Seaboard. The change in air was evident early Monday morning, as temperatures rose rapidly into the 50s, with Boston’s Logan Airport recording a 12 degree temperature jump in just one hour from 4 AM to 5 AM! This warmth comes with deep moisture direct from the Gulf of Mexico…

…and we’ve loaded the New England atmosphere with just about as much moisture as you’re going to see this time of the year, so it will rain quite heavily throughout the day, with total rainfall amounts between one and three inches. Highest rainfall totals will be found from the White Mountains to the Mahoosucs Range of Maine, where a south and southeast wind pushing against the mountain faces will enhance cloud development. So much rain, coupled with snowmelt, means imminent street flooding and stream flooding, regionwide. In some smaller rivers of Central and Northern New England – especially the Swift, Pemigewasset and Saco, ice jams are possible as ice breaks up, flows downstream, and may become lodged on bridges or at narrow passages, allowing water to quickly back up behind the jam. Basement flooding is not as likely because the frost depth, according to reliable weather observers, is about eight inches, so water will readily run off the soil, not into it. Those with flood-prone basements know the most common scenario is for the ground water table to rise, which can’t happen if the water can’t penetrate the ground.

Of course, transporting all of this warmth and moisture northward is wind. You can’t very well get 50s or lower 60s in New England in January without a lot of moving air, and there are indications that this air will move at over 100 mph just 6000 feet off the ground by later Monday afternoon. While we don’t expect those kinds of wind speeds to reach the ground, the atmosphere will be more freely mixed where warmer air has arrived, meaning strong wind gusts of over 55 mph are likely. Damage has already been done to our south, across the Mid-Atlantic, where 30,000 people were out of power as of Midday in Southern New Jersey as a line of damaging thunderstorms continued to rip through that location. Meanwhile, winds ripped a scaffolding from a building in Northern New Jersey, and sent a tree limb crashing upon a pedestrian. These damaging winds will sweep from west to east across New England from Monday morning through afternoon, respectively, with the most vulnerable areas found on the western slopes of the Green Mountains in Vermont, the South Coast and Southern New England away from deep snowpack (snow is cold, and stabilizes the air), and a swath of Eastern New England from Eastern MA through the Maine Coast. Downed tree limbs and power lines in these locations will lead to power outages, and similar problems to our friends in the Mid-Atlantic are possible.

The evening commute will be very difficult for most commuters with the combination of heavy rain, snowmelt and gusty wind. After dinner, rain and wind will taper, and cooler, drier air will slowly settle across New England on a steady but not damaging wind overnight. A few patches of black ice are likely Tuesday morning, before breaks of sun team with lots of clouds and a few snow showers as colder air continues moving in. By Thursday, another disturbance will bring increasing clouds and areas of snow, probably mixed with rain in Southern New England. This actually was the day that, last week, we thought would be quite cold, but that cold shot has been delayed 24 hours, meaning Friday now appears to be the beginning of the deep cold that will last into the upcoming weekend.

Any snowstorm threats? One disturbance passes south of New England this coming Saturday and may throw snow onto at least Southern New England, and a stronger, more moist disturbance makes another pass around the middle of next week.

Stay dry!
Matt

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Our Friday looks fairly quiet with mostly light snow (some rain at he shore). The snow picks up Friday Night, especially in Maine. The the storm way out at sea begins to intensify and back to the northwest, and eventually southwest. Some of the computer models deepen this storm to 962 millibars, that is stronger than Hurricane Bob in Rhode Island August 19, 1991 (Bob was 964 millibars). Though this extreme is not likely, it is within the realm of possibility..

Blizzard conditions are likely in Maine by Saturday afternoon. As for the rest of New England, we may see near blizzard conditions at the coast in New Hampshire and Massachusetts. The worst of this storm looks to be Saturday and Saturday Night. Here is the latest forecast for the track of this long duration storm. We are still forecasting a ‘Blizzard Loop’ as discussed in the Monday Post.

Here is our latest guess at amounts.

High tides Noon Saturday and Midnight Saturday Night may bring moderate coast flooding to The Maine Mid-Coast and points east, also along north facing shores of Cape Ann and Cape Cod Massachusetts..

Coastal Flood Warning for Maine, This statement is from The National Weather Service Office in Gray:

THE ASTRONOMICAL HIGH TIDE IN PORTLAND HARBOR WILL BE 11.5 FEET
JUST BEFORE NOONTIME ON SATURDAY. THE OCEAN STORM AND BUILDING
WAVES ARE EXPECTED TO BRING A STORM SURGE BETWEEN 1.0 AND 1.5 FEET
TO THE REGION. THIS WOULD BRING A STORM TIDE BETWEEN 12.5 AND 13.0
FEET TO PORTLAND. A STORM TIDE IN THIS RANGE WOULD BE CONSIDERED
IN THE TOP 20 TIDES EVER REPORTED FOR THE FOREST CITY AND WOULD
CAUSE FLOODING OF COMMERCIAL STREET AND NEARBY PIERS. SOME LOW
LYING ROADWAYS ALONG THE BEACHES OR MARSHES FROM PORTLAND TO
HAMPTON WOULD BE TEMPORARILY CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.

ANOTHER HIGH TIDE EARLY SUNDAY AFTERNOON WILL NEED TO BE WATCHED
AS WELL. WINDS MAY BECOME NORTHWESTERLY LATE IN THE WEEKEND WHICH
COULD LESSON THE STORM SURGE. HOWEVER…WAVES WILL BE CONTINUING
TO BUILD AT THE SAME TIME AS THE STORM REACHES ITS CLOSEST
APPROACH TO OUR COASTLINE. VERY LOW PRESSURE WITHIN THIS STORM MAY
BE AN ADDED COMPONENT TO THE STORM SURGE.

Great post by Matt below. This situation reminds me a bit of Ophelia in September 2005. While we all stared at Ophelia meandering around the Carolina’s, a band of tropical downpours set up with flooding rain for New England. Bill is a huge scary storm, but we are more likely to have evacuations in Vermont due to flooding, than near our coastline. Outside of 10′-20′ Ground Swells, Bill (like Ophelia) may be a non-story for New England. The National Hurricane Center Bill Forecast is below along with the Track of Ophelia.

This image from Berkshires.org web cam at Jiminy Peak in Hancock Massachusetts shows the deep puddles from 3″ of rain this afternoon.
We’ve been talking about the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms, and the Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma issued a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of western Connecticut, western Massachusetts and southern VT was in effect until 8 pm. Now we have non-severe flooding thunderstorms click here to view the warnings that are currently in effect.

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT
814 PM EDT WED JUL 29 2009

..TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON…
..DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE….
..REMARKS..

0722 PM FLASH FLOOD 2 N FAIR HAVEN 43.62N 73.27W
07/29/2009 RUTLAND VT LAW ENFORCEMENT

BIGELOW ROAD IN FAIR HAVEN CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.
DISASTER LAN REPORT.

0722 PM FLASH FLOOD FAIR HAVEN 43.60N 73.27W
07/29/2009 RUTLAND VT LAW ENFORCEMENT

FLOODING ON ROUTE 22A IN FAIR HAVEN.

0722 PM FLASH FLOOD HYDEVILLE 43.61N 73.23W
07/29/2009 RUTLAND VT LAW ENFORCEMENT

WATER ON U.S. ROUTE 4.
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT
800 AM EDT THU JUL 30 2009

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 24
HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION.
APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS…COOPERATIVE
OBSERVERS…SKYWARN SPOTTERS AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS
SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/BURLINGTON

********************STORM TOTAL RAINFALL********************

LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS

RAINFALL OF

(INCHES) MEASUREMENT

NEW YORK

…CLINTON COUNTY…

PLATTSBURGH 0.60 725 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…ESSEX COUNTY…

TICONDEROGA 0.80 726 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

SCHROON 0.70 726 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

SCHROON FALLS 0.70 726 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…

MOIRA 0.50 727 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

MALONE 0.33 754 AM 7/30 COOP

VERMONT

…ADDISON COUNTY…

RIPTON 1.60 728 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

BRISTOL 1.00 728 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

NEW HAVEN 0.50 757 AM 7/30 COOP

…CALEDONIA COUNTY…

BURKE 1.10 728 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

DANVILLE 0.80 729 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

SUTTON 0.80 729 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

WALDEN 0.80 729 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

SAINT JOHNSBURY 0.50 730 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…CHITTENDEN COUNTY…

NORTH UNDERHILL 0.34 754 AM 7/30 NWS EMPLOYEE

SOUTH BURLINGTON 0.30 730 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

NASHVILLE 0.20 731 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…ESSEX COUNTY…

ISLAND POND 1.70 731 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

GALLUP MILLS 0.60 731 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…

SAINT ALBANS 0.20 732 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…LAMOILLE COUNTY…

LAKE ELMORE 0.70 733 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

JEFFERSONVILLE 0.28 758 AM 7/30 COOP

MORRISVILLE 0.20 733 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…ORANGE COUNTY…

UNION VILLAGE DAM 1.80 733 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

BROOKFIELD 2 WSW 1.27 756 AM 7/30 COOP

CORINTH 0.90 735 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

EAST ORANGE 0.70 744 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

NEWBURY 0.60 744 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…ORLEANS COUNTY…

NEWPORT 0.45 755 AM 7/30 COOP

EAST ALBANY 0.43 757 AM 7/30 COOP

…RUTLAND COUNTY…

BOMOSEEN 5.50 744 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

RUTLAND 3.10 745 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

FAIR HAVEN 2.70 746 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

DANBY 2.20 746 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

DANBY FOUR CORNERS 2.10 747 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

DANBY 0.61 540 AM 7/30 WXNET 6

SUDBURY 0.60 747 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…WASHINGTON COUNTY…

NORTHFIELD 2.00 755 AM 7/30 COOP

MONTPELIER 1.80 748 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

PLAINFIELD 1.58 755 AM 7/30 COOP

NORTHFIELD 1.40 748 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

MONTPELIER 2 0.95 758 AM 7/30 COOP

MARSHFIELD 0.80 749 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

MORETOWN 0.50 749 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

…WINDSOR COUNTY…

NORTH SPRINGFIELD 2.45 758 AM 7/30 COOP

ROCHESTER 2.20 749 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

SPRINGFIELD 1.90 750 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

NORTH HARTLAND LAKE 1.60 750 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

BETHEL 4 N 1.22 756 AM 7/30 COOP

SHARON 1.10 753 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

LUDLOW 0.90 753 AM 7/30 SPOTTER

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
1047 PM EDT WED JUL 29 2009

..TIME… …EVENT… …CITY LOCATION… …LAT.LON…
..DATE… ….MAG…. ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. …SOURCE….
..REMARKS..

0942 PM TSTM WND DMG WINCHESTER 42.78N 72.38W
07/29/2009 CHESHIRE NH AMATEUR RADIO

ONE TREE DOWN ON WIRES ON OLD SPOFFORD ROAD.

0956 PM TSTM WND DMG SULLIVAN 43.02N 72.22W
07/29/2009 CHESHIRE NH AMATEUR RADIO

TREES DOWN ON POWER LINES ON ROUTE 9 NEAR THE NELSON LINE

1040 PM FLOOD CHESTERFIELD 42.88N 72.47W
07/29/2009 CHESHIRE NH AMATEUR RADIO

BASEMENT FLOODED WITH 18 INCHES OF WATER

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
842 AM EDT THU JUL 30 2009

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 3 HOURS
FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED
TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS…COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS…SKYWARN SPOTTERS
AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR
HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/GRAY

********************STORM TOTAL RAINFALL********************

LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS
RAINFALL OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT

MAINE

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…
PHILLIPS 1.53 800 AM 7/30
EUSTIS - MFS 0.04 800 AM 7/30

…KENNEBEC COUNTY…
BENTON - MFS 0.18 800 AM 7/30

…LINCOLN COUNTY…
JEFFERSON - MFS 0.22 800 AM 7/30

…OXFORD COUNTY…
PARIS 1.68 746 AM 7/30
BETHEL 1.45 800 AM 7/30
OTISFIELD 0.85 746 AM 7/30

…SOMERSET COUNTY…
BRASSUA 1.54 800 AM 7/30
BINGHAM 1.47 800 AM 7/30
TURNER BROOK RAWS 0.67 700 AM 7/30

…YORK COUNTY…
CORNISH 1.50 840 AM 7/30

NEW HAMPSHIRE

…BELKNAP COUNTY…
LAKEPORT 1.63 800 AM 7/30
GILFORD 1.55 800 AM 7/30
LACONIA 1.50 800 AM 7/30
ALTON BAY 0.60 801 AM 7/30

…CARROLL COUNTY…
WOLFEBORO FALLS 0.32 804 AM 7/30

…COOS COUNTY…
PINKHAM NOTCH SCENIC 2.19 800 AM 7/30
FIRST CONNECTICUT 1.76 800 AM 7/30
COLEBROOK 1.38 800 AM 7/30

…GRAFTON COUNTY…
LEBANON 2.01 835 AM 7/30
WENTWORTH 1.87 800 AM 7/30
MASCOMA 1.83 800 AM 7/30
WOODSTOCK 1.54 800 AM 7/30
NORTH HAVERHILL 0.99 735 AM 7/30

…SULLIVAN COUNTY…
CROYDON 0.99 745 AM 7/

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
820 AM EDT THU JUL 30 2009

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE STORM
THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION IS EXTENDED
TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS…COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS…SKYWARN SPOTTERS
AND MEDIA FOR THESE REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR
HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/CARIBOU

********************STORM TOTAL RAINFALL********************

LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS
RAINFALL OF
(INCHES) MEASUREMENT

MAINE

…AROOSTOOK COUNTY…
FREEDOM ACRES 2.59 534 AM 7/30 SPOTTER AR019
ALLAGASH - MFS 2.41 800 AM 7/30 FOREST SERVICE ALAM1
ST. AGATHA - MFS 2.40 800 AM 7/30 FOREST SERVICE AGAM1
KNOWLES CORNER 2.36 700 AM 7/30 COOP KNCM1
LILLE 2.10 700 AM 7/30 SPOTTER AR034
FORT KENT 2.03 700 AM 7/30 COOP FISM1 RAINWISE
CLAYTON LAKE 1.86 700 AM 7/30 COOP CLTM1
DICKEY 1.86 700 AM 7/30 USGS DICM1
EAGLE LAKE 1.77 700 AM 7/30 COOP EGLM1
SAINT AGATHA 1.67 700 AM 7/30 SPOTTER AR073
FOX BROOK 1.47 700 AM 7/30 NWS-COOP FOXM1
PORTAGE 1.00 728 AM 7/30 SPOTTER AR062
PRESQUE ISLE 0.92 700 AM 7/30 AWOS KPQI
OXBOW 0.82 700 AM 7/30 COOP OXBM1
ASHLAND _MFS 0.81 800 AM 7/30 FOREST SERVICE ASHM1
VAN BUREN 0.80 540 AM 7/30 COOP VANM1
LIMESTONE 0.79 700 AM 7/30 NWS-COOP LIZM1
CARIBOU WFO 0.66 700 AM 7/30 ASOS KCAR
HOULTON 0.49 700 AM 7/30 ASOS KHUL
ISLAND FALLS 0.42 700 AM 7/30 COOP ISLM1
NINEMILE BRIDGE 0.40 700 AM 7/30 USGS NINM1
DAQUAAM - MFS 0.13 800 AM 7/30 FOREST SERVICE DQMM1

…HANCOCK COUNTY…
BEDDINGTON - MFS 0.04 800 AM 7/30 FOREST SERVICE BFSM1
HANCOCK - MFS 0.04 800 AM 7/30 FOREST SERVICE HCKM1
BAR HARBOR 0.03 700 AM 7/30 AWOS KBHB

…PENOBSCOT COUNTY…
PATTEN 1.54 700 AM 7/30 COOP PATM1
MILLINOCKET 0.44 700 AM 7/30 ASOS KMLT
DIXMONT 0.33 700 AM 7/30 COOP DIXM1
SUNKHAZE N.W.R. 0.18 700 AM 7/30 COOP SHZM1
OLD TOWN 0.17 700 AM 7/30 COOP OLDM1
BANGOR 0.16 700 AM 7/30 ASOS KBGR

…PISCATAQUIS COUNTY…
KOKADJO 2.40 700 AM 7/30 COOP KKJM1
GREENVILLE - MFS 1.84 800 AM 7/30 FOREST SERVICE GVLM1
GREENVILLE 1.76 700 AM 7/30 ASOS KGNR
EAST SANGERVILLE 0.97 745 AM 7/30 SPOTTER
KINGSBURY 0.88 700 AM 7/30 USGS KNBM1
DOVER-FOXCROFT 0.85 700 AM 7/30 USGS DOVM1
BLANCHARD 0.80 700 AM 7/30 USGS BLAM1
SHIRLEY 0.74 700 AM 7/30 USGS SHRM1
ABBOT VILLAGE 0.73 700 AM 7/30 USGS ABTM1
DOVER-FOXCROFT 0.69 700 AM 7/30 COOP DFXM1
MILO 0.54 700 AM 7/30 COOP MLDM1
SMITH BROOK 0.40 700 AM 7/30 WHFS SMBM1
RIPOGENUS DAM 0.19 700 AM 7/30 COOP RIPM1

…SOMERSET COUNTY…
TURNER BROOK RAWS 0.67 700 AM 7/30 NWS-COOP TNBM1

…WASHINGTON COUNTY…
DANFORTH 0.71 700 AM 7/30 COOP DANM1
VANCEBORO 0.53 700 AM 7/30 USGS VBOM1
PRINCETON 0.43 700 AM 7/30 COOP PNNM1
TOPSFIELD 0.29 700 AM 7/30 COOP TOPM1
EASTPORT COOP 0.05 700 AM 7/30 COOP EPTM1
EASTPORT 0.04 700 AM 7/30 COOP EPOM1
EAST MACHIAS 0.03 700 AM 7/30 COOP ESTM1
JONESBORO 0.03 700 AM 7/30 COOP JONM1
WESLEY 0.01 700 AM 7/30 COOP WLYM1