That flooding rain last weekend was heavy snow in the white Mountains of New Hampshire. Check the deep new snow in this SkiNH video shot Tuesday March 16, 2010 at Waterville Valley New Hampshire.

The heavens are lightning up Green for Saint Patrick’s Day, March 17, 2010.
It was brought to our attention we have high solar activity this week. So we checked out SpaceWeather.com.. look what we found. This letter was sent..
Dear Dr.Phillips and all at SpaceWeather.com,
May we show an aurora image from you on our NECN TV News here in New England?
We will tell everyone to go to SpaceWeather.com for more.
Also, how would you feel about us posting a photo on our NewEnglandWeather.com blog, with link and credit to you?
This is the response (ya!).
Dear Tim,
Permission granted, with pleasure. regards, Tony
Here is a brief description, and image, lifted from Dr. Tony Phillips, SpaceWeather.com.

“This green corona lit up the night sky sky over the weekend,” reports photographer Fredrik Broms of Kvaløya, Norway. “It was absolutely breathtaking–and the best may be yet to come!”

He’s right. A coronal mass ejection (CME) is heading toward Earth and it could spark strong geomagnetic activity when it arrives on March 17th or 18th. High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras.

Mostly clear skies should make for fine viewing the next couple nights, though some clouds are crossing northern New England, where we set more record high temperatures again today. More of the same into the weekend! Our first 70° since December 3, 2009 will be Thursday or Friday.
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RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
0426 PM EDT WED MAR 17 2010

…RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT BANGOR ME…

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 62 DEGREES WAS SET AT BANGOR ME TODAY.
THIS TIES THE OLD RECORD OF 62 SET IN 1936.

Anyone Remember The March 1936 Flood of record for New England?

RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
0426 PM EDT WED MAR 17 2010

…RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT CARIBOU ME…

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 54 DEGREES WAS SET AT CARIBOU ME TODAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 45 SET IN 2007.

Portland ME also set record of 64°, beating 62° March 17, 1990.

We thank all of you for the great photos and notes.. more than we have time to publish. Thanks also to you who haven taken the time to post your own photos. Tonight we feel like sharing the calm after the storm.
“Hi Tim,
Great day for canoeing and kayaking through the picnic groves as the temperature under blue skies hit 51 at Lake Dennison in Baldwinville, MA today. Tim and Eric are seen enjoying much fun going through what once was a picnic grove.
Paul DeMeo”

Record high temperatures were recorded in Maine again today, 60° in Bangor beat 58° on March 16, 1927. High temperature records may continue as warmth spreads southward (again). Great drying weather is forecast for New England into Sunday. A low pressure system will cross far northern Maine Thursday with colder temps for Aroostsock County. But it looks like the next storm will really wind up to our west this weekend, meaning warmth right through Sunday. As Chicago digs out from a March snowfall this weekend, we may enjoy 70 degrees and sunshine*.
*The track of the next storm may change, if so.. our forecast will change.

RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
430 PM EDT TUE MAR 16 2010

…RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT BANGOR ME…

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 60 DEGREES WAS SET AT BANGOR ME TODAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 58 SET IN 1927.

RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
430 PM EDT TUE MAR 16 2010

…RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE SET AT CARIBOU ME…

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 57 DEGREES WAS SET AT CARIBOU ME TODAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 48 SET IN 1971.

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PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
355 PM EDT TUE MAR 16 2010

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 12
HOURS FOR MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES FOR TUESDAY MARCH 16. THIS SUMMARY IS
ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT WEATHER.GOV/CARIBOU

***********************MAXIMUM TEMPERATURES***********************

LOCATION HIGH TIME/DATE
TEMPERATURE OF
(F) REPORT

MAINE

…AROOSTOOK COUNTY…
NINE MILE BRIDGE – RIVER 59 1130 AM 03/16
DICKEY – RIVER 58 1230 PM 03/16
FOX BROOK – MCOOP 58 210 PM 03/16
CARIBOU – ASOS 57 214 PM 03/16
OXBOW – MCOOP 57 240 PM 03/16
BIG BLACK – RIVER 56 115 PM 03/16
CLAYTON LAKE – COOP 56 323 PM 03/16
MASARDIS – RIVER 56 300 PM 03/16
SMITH BROOK – LARC 56 1200 PM 03/16
PRESQUE ISLE – AWOS 55 330 PM 03/16
HOULTON – ASOS 55 153 PM 03/16
LIMESTONE – CRN 54 300 PM 03/16
EAGLE LAKE – MCOOP 53 235 PM 03/16
KNOWLES CORNER – MCOOP 52 230 PM 03/16
FRENCHVILLE – ASOS 51 153 PM 03/16

…HANCOCK COUNTY…
ACADIA N.P. – RAWS 56 258 PM 03/16
BAR HARBOR – AWOS 55 155 PM 03/16
BASS HARBOR – RAINWISE 52 106 PM 03/16
PROSPECT HARBOR – RAINWISE 51 440 PM 03/15
STONINGTON – RAINWISE 50 326 PM 03/16

…PENOBSCOT COUNTY…
BANGOR – ASOS 59 330 PM 03/16
WEST ENFIELD – RIVER 59 230 PM 03/16
SUNKHAZE N.W.R. – CRN 59 231 PM 03/16
MILLINOCKET – ASOS 58 253 PM 03/16
MATTAWAMKEAG – RIVER 56 130 PM 03/16
OLD TOWN – RAWS 56 240 PM 03/16
CORINNA – COOP 55 330 PM 03/16
GRINDSTONE – RIVER 55 400 PM 03/15
DIXMONT – MCOOP 54 245 PM 03/16
PATTEN 2 – MCOOP 53 235 PM 03/16

…PISCATAQUIS COUNTY…
ABBOT VILLAGE – RIVER 58 230 PM 03/16
EAST SANGERVILLE 57 300 PM 03/16
BLANCHARD – RIVER 56 215 PM 03/16
GUILFORD – COOP 54 330 PM 03/16
KOKADJO – MCOOP 54 245 PM 03/16
MILO – COOP 54 330 PM 03/16
BARNARD PLANTATION – COOP 53 330 PM 03/16
DOVER-FOXCROFT – COOP 53 330 PM 03/16
RIPOGENUS DAM – MCOOP 53 215 PM 03/16
GREENVILLE – ASOS 51 256 PM 03/16

…SOMERSET COUNTY…
TURNER BROOK-RAWS 62 315 PM 03/16
ST AURELIE – LARC 55 1200 PM 03/16

…WASHINGTON COUNTY…
MOOSEHORN 59 330 PM 03/16
CHERRYFIELD – RIVER 57 245 PM 03/16
DANFORTH – MCOOP 56 225 PM 03/16
DENNYSVILLE – RIVER 54 315 PM 03/16
WOODLAND – COOP 53 330 PM 03/16
GRAND LAKE STREAM – RIVER 53 230 PM 03/16
WESLEY – COOP 52 330 PM 03/16
EASTPORT – MCOOP 51 245 PM 03/16
TOPSFIELD – COOP 50 330 PM 03/16

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FOSTER

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
718 AM EST TUE MAR 16 2010

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS DECLARED THE WEEK OF MARCH
15TH THROUGH 19TH, FLOOD AWARENESS WEEK IN MAINE AND NEW
HAMPSHIRE, AS WELL AS THE REMAINDER OF THE UNITED STATES.
THIS IS THE SECOND IN A SERIES OF FIVE PUBLIC INFORMATION
STATEMENTS ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE OFFICE IN
GRAY FOR FLOOD AWARENESS WEEK.

…FLOOD WATCHES AND WARNINGS…

TO ALERT THE PUBLIC TO POTENTIALLY THREATENING FLOOD
CONDITIONS, THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ISSUES FLOOD WATCHES
AND WARNINGS. GENERALLY, A FLOOD WATCH IS ISSUED WHEN
FLOODING IS POSSIBLE WITHIN THE NEXT 36 HOURS. A FLOOD
WARNING INDICATES THAT FLOODING IS IMMINENT OR ALREADY
OCCURRING.

THERE ARE SEVERAL DIFFERENT TYPES OF FLOOD WARNINGS ISSUED BY
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE. HERE ARE SOME DEFINITIONS.

FLOOD WARNINGS FOR MAJOR RIVERS – THESE WARNINGS ARE ISSUED
SPECIFICALLY FOR MAJOR RIVERS AND INCLUDE FORECASTS OF WATER
LEVELS AND/OR FLOWS AT CERTAIN POINTS ALONG THE RIVER.

FLOOD WARNINGS FOR SMALL RIVERS AND STREAMS – THESE WARNINGS
ARE ISSUED BY COUNTY FOR THE SMALLER RIVERS AND STREAMS.

FLASH FLOOD WARNINGS – THESE WARNINGS ARE ISSUED FOR RIVERS
AND STREAMS IN A SPECIFIC AREA WHEN RAPID RISES ARE EXPECTED
TO CAUSE FLOODING AND IMMEDIATE ACTION MAY BE NEEDED TO SAVE
LIVES OR PROTECT PROPERTY.

FLOOD ADVISORIES – THESE ADVISORIES ARE ISSUED FOR URBAN
AREAS OR FOR SMALL STREAMS WHEN THE NORMAL DRAINAGE IS UNABLE
TO HANDLE THE VOLUME OF RUNOFF FROM HEAVY RAIN AND/OR
SNOWMELT. ICE OR SNOW MAY CONTRIBUTE TO THE FLOODING BY
BLOCKING DRAINAGE MECHANISMS.

IF YOU LIVE IN A FLOOD-PRONE AREA, BE SURE TO MONITOR THE
LATEST FORECASTS FOR ANY WATCHES OR WARNINGS. ALWAYS REPORT
ANY FLOODING TO THE APPROPRIATE LOCAL OFFICIALS AND ALWAYS
OBEY ALL BARRICADES AND LOCAL DETOURS. AND NEVER, UNDER ANY
CIRCUMSTANCE, DRIVE INTO A FLOODED ROADWAY!

JENSENIUS/HAWLEY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
GRAY, MAINE

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New England has deep snow and plenty of sunshine, for the best skiing this side of Powder. There is hope for a continuation of this great weather into at least part of the weekend. And Maine may miss this the weekend rain altogether. Check this video of Cranmore, provided by Ski New Hampshire. Trails counts are highest, and snow pack deepest of the winter.

We reached 60° in New England today, the nicest weather since November 19-21, 2009.
And now, for the first time since January 12-14, 2010, we are not forecasting snow or rain in New England on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday. Oh What a Relief! Because many of the 7 mid-week storm forecasts have busted in one way or another. We shall relish the quiet… and retool for more fun beginning this weekend and beyond. The most interesting feature on the weather map today is the same thing as yesterday and the day before and the day before. The FOG over the Northern Plains. The fog shows up on the Visible Satellite Map.. seemingly every day. Here is the view this afternoon, Monday March 8, 2010.

That storm in Texas is a slow mover. The rain will arrive Friday, and may take the weekend to get by. Wind will increase from the east and southeast, perhaps to Gale Force by Saturday. Don;t cancel your weekend plan, but prepare for a rain delay, forecasts change all the time (for example, last Wednesday, I thought we would snow this Wednesday).
For more on the interesting Fog and Cold in North Dakota, see the Public Information Statements below. Why so much Fog? Submit possible explanation in comment section, also feel free to rib forecasters.

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BISMARCK ND
310 PM CST MON MAR 8 2010

…NORTH DAKOTA STUCK IN A FOG…

TODAY MARKS THE 68TH DAY OF THE CURRENT CALENDAR YEAR. IF YOU THINK
ITS BEEN FOGGY LATELY…YOUR RIGHT. BELOW ARE THE NUMBER OF DAYS IN
WHICH FOG AND DENSE FOG (FOG WITH VISIBILITIES UNDER A QUARTER MILE)
WERE OBSERVED AT OUR MAJOR REPORTING SITES SO FAR THIS YEAR.

CITY # OF DAYS WITH FOG # OF DAYS WITH DENSE FOG

BISMARCK……………….53……………………17
DICKINSON………………50……………………21
HETTINER……………….46……………………31
JAMESTOWN………………52……………………17
MINOT………………….48……………………16
WILLISTON………………50……………………11

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KJB

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NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BISMARCK ND
1010 AM CST MON MAR 8 2010 /910 AM MST MON MAR 8 2010/

…SUBFREEZING TEMPERATURES AT BISMARCK IN FEBRUARY TIES RECORD…

DURING THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY TEMPERATURES AT THE BISMARCK AIRPORT
FAILED TO TOP THE FREEZING MARK…32 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT. IN
FACT…THE WARMEST TEMPERATURE DURING THE MONTH WAS ONLY 29
DEGREES. PAST RECORDS DATING BACK TO THE LATE 1800`S INDICATE THAT
SUBFREEZING TEMPERATURES FOR THE ENTIRE MONTH OF FEBRUARY OCCURRED
ONLY ONE OTHER TIME. THIS WAS IN FEBRUARY OF 1936.

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KJB

Mountain Wrecking Crew Productions scored first tracks on Castlerock at Sugarbush Vermont Saturday February 27, 2010. Bob and Nancy Hennessey report nothing but powder after SuperStorm 2010. How did they get first tracks of Weds-Fri Snow? We had wind hold Thursday and Friday.. leaving knee to waist deep pockets of snow. This weekend we get sunshine along with the deepest base depths of the winter.

11 PM udate
Moderate Snow Norwell MA closing in on a whole inch!
Rain Scituate to Cape Cod at 34 degrees 11 pm Is a Slap In The Face..
This was not even a consideration??
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8 PM
Wednesday Evening March 3, 2010 Update..
Another bust.. Here is new thinking. The big deal is Coastal Flooding at High Tide around 2 AM. We may have similar flooding to what happened Midday Monday. The snow bands are there, but so far are falling apart as fast as they form. Reports from Cape Cod are 1″-2″, we may see enough for plowing by AM.
Updated map below.

We had some water on streets in Salem Massachusetts at High Tide Tuesday.
This photo from John Palmer along Commercial Street.
Also a view from the cam at Buzzard’s Bay where the snow was heavy late in the day.


Tuesday March 2 discussion..
Looking back through the weather Journal, the last time we had no mid-week storm was January 11-15. Although not all storms have met expectations of the forecast, they have been passing off our coast with head spinning frequency. And we have storms lined up for mid-week the next two weeks too. During the daylight Wednesday March 3, 2010 we should have snow falling and melting on our roads. But as soon as the sun goes down we will likely see roads becoming snow covered in Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Massachusetts. And for the first time in months, we actually have colder air moving in from the north (instead of warmth), so maybe we can get this one right.
NOT

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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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

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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

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DOODY

Hurricane force wind ripped through New England on the evening of Thursday February 25, 2010. Watching Weather Radar, it was clear we had a circulation tracking from Buzzard’s Bay to Boston to Worcester Massachusetts. Watching the Surface Observations it was clear we had an intensifying Low Pressure Center deviating from a forecast track and intensity. In fact the Midnight observation at Isle Of Shoals NH Buoy recorded sustained wind of 64 Knots, Gusting 78 Knots, 1 knot below a Cat One Hurricane! In this image below we use observations to deduce the track of this February 2010 SuperStorm. Feeding this storm was the 80° energy & severe storms in Florida Wednesday, combined with the -7° record cold from Des Moines IA. Tropical and Arctic air, with storms #1 and storm # 2 merging near Cape Cod.

Doug Carroll of Manchester NH offers this assessment of the night..
In watching the reports of wind speed, did you notice why the highest wind speeds were from Cape Ann to Rockport, ME? look at the radar from Thursday night from 10 PM till Midnight. Do you see a “spin” in the radar echoes? I first saw it out over the water, east of Cape Ann. It then continued moving just north of west, traversing the NH/Mass. line, on the northside of the line. As it approached Milford, NH., it finally relaxed. Probability encountering the mountains is what disrupted it. It was a Meso-Cyclone that had formed in the strong onshore flow. On its northside, the winds were enhanced due to the “spinning motion of it. It reminded me of “snow devils” that you see with snow on the ground. With gusty winds, you sometimes see a small spinning swirl of snow fan up. That is the same principle, but on a much larger scale of what happened last night. Check the radar from that time and see if you guys and girl agree.
Maybe our turn for a snowstorm by Monday here???
Yes, Maybe JJ will post on this over the weekend.
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This rapid intensification is often refered to as ‘BomboGenesis’, and usually happens out to Sea.. Not This time. This time it happened right over Eastern New England.
We can put together weather data of Thursday Night, then serve some storm stories, and post the storm totals and damage reports..
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Here are 11 PM observations from
Nantucket MA
260353 OVC007 6 BR 38 36 2026G43 G 46 807
Plymouth MA
26 0352 OVC005 47 46 1513G24 G 28 732 002
Providence RI
260351 BKN008 OVC014 46 46 0107 727 010
Lawrence MA
26 0354 OVC010 2 RABR 44 41 0635G50 G 51 764 023
Wind from southwest Nantucket, Southeast Plymouth, North in Providence (Pressure 972.7 mb, 28.72″), and Northeast to 51 knot Lawrence.
An hour later the Isle Shoals Buoy reported sustained wind of 74 miles per hour from 70 degrees (ENE).

The low level circulation in these observations, verifies a surface cyclone in Eastern Massachusetts. The pressure readings are extreme.
Graig Goedecke in Hull Massachusetts reported this observation of Barometric Pressure of 959 millibars, or 28.32″ at 10:15 PM: HULLWXOBS 2/25/10 1016PM TEMP:43F WIND GUST AT 10:15PM OF 40.9MPH PRESSURE 959MB
Hey Tim….House is rocking here in Hull….we had heavy rain here earlier..but winds have been the story..sustained winds between 22 to 27mph at times with higher gusts. Wow!
thanks
Craig

Hull Mass
This amazing low prressure helps explain why the WATER ROSE AFTER HIGH TIDE in Boston.. as stated by the Meteorologists at The National Weather Service Office in Taunton MA.
“WE WILL POST IN THE LSR SHORTLY THE 1048 PM EVENTUAL STORM TIDE THAT
OCCURRED 2 HOURS AFTER THE PREDICTED HIGH TIDE /BOS NOS TIDE GAGE/ AS
THE FIRST STORM TIDE OF 12.26 FT AT 818 PM EST STARTED LOWERING BUT AT
10 PM THE 11 FT TIDE DID AN ABOUT FACE AND ROSE 1.3 FT TO THE HIGHEST
TIDE OF THE NIGHT AT 1048 PM OF 12.31 FT…THIS AT THE SAME TIME THAT
WIND STRESS INCREASED DRAMATICALLY FROM PVC TO BOSTON NORTHWARD TO
LWM WITH SUSTAINED WINDS 35-40 KNOTS AND GUSTS OF 47 TO 63 KTS! THE
RESULTANT SURGE OF 5.97 FEET AT 1048 PM WAS THE LARGEST COASTAL FLOOD
RELATED SURGE THAT ANY OF US RECALL HERE IN BOSTON SINCE PRIOR TO THE
BLIZZARD OF 78. COINCIDENTALLY…THE BOSTON LOGAN ONSHORE WIND PEAKED
AT 1047 PM WITH A GUST TO 52 KNOTS WITH A PEAK SUSTAINED WIND OF 41
KNOTS AT 1043 PM EST.

AS THIS SECOND BUMP IN THE TIDE CYCLE .. SOMETIMES SEEN IN THE
UPPER END OF NARR BAY.. OCCURRED…REPORTS OF COASTAL FLOODING
INCREASED TOWARD 11 PM. ALL THIS FLOODING ON A NORMAL TIDE OF 9.2
FT… BUT THE 6 FT SURGE FROM OUR VANTAGE POINT WAS ASTOUNDING!”

.
Wind is air moving from high to low pressure. This pressure of 959 millibars is just 9 millibars weaker than Hurricane Bob at is strongest in 1991. The only thing between us and the major blizzard that struck to our west was a 1032 mild maritime high pressure to our north. The same old north Atlantic Blocking we have been talking about all winter.
Wind is air moving from high to low pressure. This pressure of 959 millibars is just 9 millibars weaker than Hurricane Bob at is strongest in 1991. The only thing between us and the major blizzard that struck to our west was a 1032 mild maritime high pressure to our north. The same old north Atlantic Blocking we have been talking about all winter.
Speaking of the Blizzard, here are stories from a few New Yorker’s..
This note came from a ski buddy, Brett Hineman residing on a 400′ hill in Carmel New York, an hour west of Danbury CT:
Pretty much rained all day yesterday. Turned to snow @ 6pm and pounded. Decided
to go out and plow at about 11:30 last night out of fear that if I waited till
the morning it would be too much. Good call! We already had a foot of heavy snow
and the base was real slushy. The town plow left the biggest snow bank I’ve
seen at the bottom of my driveway. Took me 45 minutes to clear it. I was so
fearful that it would get cold and it would all freeze and set-up. I didn’t
finish till 3 this morning.

Looking outside I have to say it’s the biggest dump I’ve seen here in Carmel in
24 years and now they’re saying the storm is with us till Saturday morning! My
trip to Manhattan tomorrow to set-up for our trade show is going to be
interesting. Sorry to hear that as of 11 am this morning Highway 84 is still
closed from Newburgh to Danbury with motorists that have been stuck on it since
7pm last night-it’s very hilly through our area.

Going to go out at lunch time for round 2 of plowing, and then I’m pulling the
Katanas out for some runs on Deer Hill. The perfect tool for this heavy powder!
Wish I was up at Hunter with Robbie (he drove up yesterday afternoon), but glad
I didn’t strand my honey with this mess. You’re the man Chick. You timed your
trip to Sugarbush perfectly. Boys said Whiteface on Wednesday was one of the
best powder days ever while yesterday was full on cement. The Dacks didn’t get
the rain in the mountains, but they’re (biased) weather reports said it was
raining heavily East of Burlington. Anyway, this will make for a killer base,
and will hopefully set us up for some great Spring skiing at the Face.

We inherited the dog from Bonnie’s nephew, his name is Gatsby. A minature Pomeranian.
How about the rest of you? I love hearing snow stories! Flash, are you enjoying
full on extreme sledding?! Don’t forget your mouth piece and helmet.
Best…..Brett.
I’m forwarding another story to you from Carol Vaughn Regarding 62″ total snowfall in the Catskills this week. Read below. She is very connected to weather and usually quite accurate with her info since it hugely impacts her at work. She runs the Rockefellar Skating Rink in Manhattan.
“Heard from Rob, still snowing at Hunter, so far 62″ since Tuesday and expecting another 8 -10″ today. The most snow they have had since 1958.

Tannersville does not have any power, Hunter is okay so far. He & friends went out to a local establishment in Hunter last night and people were coming in on snowmobiles, just like Montana. Snowplow is stuck at the end the driveway so they can not get out, Billy may come and pick them up or maybe they are “drinking”. Rob said it is amazing and he has never seen anything like this.”
.
OK, Back to New England.. Out of time for more stoiries, but please post your own story in comments section. here are public info statements from NWS..
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
1052 AM EST FRI FEB 26 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 RAINFALL********************

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

CONNECTICUT

…HARTFORD COUNTY…
AVON 2.20 1156 PM 2/25 SPOTTER

…TOLLAND COUNTY…
STAFFORDVILLE 2.54 651 PM 2/25 CO-OP

MASSACHUSETTS

…ESSEX COUNTY…
LAWRENCE 2.58 820 AM 2/26 NWS COOP
METHUEN 2.27 1041 PM 2/25 SPOTTER
NEWBURYPORT 2.05 717 AM 2/26 NWS COOP

…MIDDLESEX COUNTY…
HUDSON 2.50 1204 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
MAYNARD 2.45 721 AM 2/26 NWS COOP
LOWELL 2.16 730 AM 2/26 NWS COOP
BEDFORD 2.02 637 AM 2/26 BED 3 DAY TOTAL 4.30″
READING 1.89 818 AM 2/26 NWS COOP

…NORFOLK COUNTY…
MILTON 1.91 800 AM 2/26 BLUE HILLS OBSERVATORY

…WORCESTER COUNTY…
SPENCER 2.86 517 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
ASHBURNHAM 2.46 712 AM 2/26 NWS COOP
FITCHBURG 2.18 651 AM 2/26 FIT 3 DAY TOTAL 4.48″
WORCESTER 1.95 807 AM 2/26 ORH ASOS

NEW HAMPSHIRE

…CHESHIRE COUNTY…
MARLOW 2.94 723 AM 2/26 NWS COOP
KEENE 2.70 810 AM 2/26 COCORAHS
OTTER BROOK DAM 2.44 724 AM 2/26 NWS COOP
JAFFREY 2.25 629 AM 2/26 AFN 3 DAY TOTAL 4.03″
EAST ALSTEAD 2.10 804 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

…HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY…
GREENVILLE 3.40 632 AM 2/26 NWS COOP
NASHUA 2.43 811 AM 2/26 COCORAHS
HUDSON 2.39 733 AM 2/26 NWS COOP
MANCHESTER 2.39 642 AM 2/26 MHT 3 DAY TOTAL 3.96″
HILLSBOROUGH 2.33 810 AM 2/26 COCORAHS
GOFFSTOWN 2.18 733 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

********************SUSTAINED WIND SPEED ********************

LOCATION SUSTAINED WIND SPEED TIME/DATE COMMENTS
OF
(MPH) MEASUREMENT

MASSACHUSETTS

…BARNSTABLE COUNTY…
CHATHAM 31 837 PM 2/25 CQX ASOS
HYANNIS 29 1104 PM 2/25 HYA ASOS

…DUKES COUNTY…
VINEYARD HAVEN 37 1038 PM 2/25 MVY ASOS

…ESSEX COUNTY…
LAWRENCE 46 1106 PM 2/25 LWM ASOS
BEVERLY 44 1101 PM 2/25 BVY ASOS

…MIDDLESEX COUNTY…
BEDFORD 37 1128 PM 2/25 BED ASOS

…NANTUCKET COUNTY…
NANTUCKET 38 1039 PM 2/25 ACK ASOS

…NORFOLK COUNTY…
MILTON 39 655 PM 2/25 MQE BLUE HILLS ASOS

…SUFFOLK COUNTY…
EAST BOSTON 47 1043 PM 2/25 LOGAN AIRPORT ASOS

NEW HAMPSHIRE

…HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY…
MANCHESTER 43 1106 PM 2/25 MHT ASOS

RHODE ISLAND

…PROVIDENCE COUNTY…
PROVIDENCE 31 118 AM 2/26 PVD ASOS

…WASHINGTON COUNTY…
WESTERLY 31 809 PM 2/26 WST ASOS

***********************PEAK WIND GUST***********************

LOCATION PEAK WIND TIME/DATE COMMENTS
GUST OF
(MPH) MEASUREMENT

MASSACHUSETTS

…BARNSTABLE COUNTY…
CHATHAM 55 1027 PM 2/25 CQX ASOS

…ESSEX COUNTY…
BEVERLY 67 1055 PM 2/25 BVY ASOS
LAWRENCE 61 1104 PM 2/25 LWM ASOS
ROCKPORT 56 928 PM 2/25 SPOTTER

…MIDDLESEX COUNTY…
CAMBRIDGE 56 950 PM 2/25 SPOTTER
BEDFORD 53 857 PM 2/25 BED ASOS

…NANTUCKET COUNTY…
NANTUCKET 53 1022 PM 2/25 ACK ASOS

…NORFOLK COUNTY…
MILTON 56 1104 PM 2/25 MQE BLUE HILLS ASOS

…SUFFOLK COUNTY…
EAST BOSTON 60 1047 PM 2/25 LOGAN AIRPORT

…WORCESTER COUNTY…
MILFORD 53 907 PM 2/25 SPOTTER
WORCESTER 50 816 PM 2/25 ORH ARPT

NEW HAMPSHIRE

…HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY…
HUDSON 63 1110 PM 2/25 SPOTTER
MANCHESTER 63 1105 PM 2/25 MHT ASOS
WEARE 56 1125 PM 2/25 SKYWARN SPOTTER
PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT…CORRECTED
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE TAUNTON MA
339 PM EST FRI FEB 26 2010

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

0414 PM FLOOD PROVIDENCE 41.82N 71.42W
02/25/2010 PROVIDENCE RI AMATEUR RADIO

ROAD WASHED OUT AT POCCASSET AVE AND PLAINFIELD STREET

0625 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG WILMINGTON 42.56N 71.17W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREE ON WIRES – CAUSING TREE FIRE. CYPRUS STREET.

0637 PM FLOOD CRANSTON 41.77N 71.48W
02/25/2010 PROVIDENCE RI AMATEUR RADIO

MANY STREETS FLOODED IN PARK AVENUE AREA

0637 PM FLOOD NORTH KINGSTOWN 41.51N 71.45W
02/25/2010 WASHINGTON RI AMATEUR RADIO

6 TO 8 INCHES OF WATER ON POST ROAD

0645 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG SAUGUS 42.47N 71.02W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

WIRE HIT A CAR RTE 1 NEAR PRINCE PIZZA.

0700 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG ARLINGTON 42.42N 71.16W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

WIRES FROM HOUSE DOWNED.

0704 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG READING 42.54N 71.11W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREE DOWN KNOCKS 200 FT PRIMARY WIRE DOWN PROSPECT TO
BERKLEY.

0705 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG WOBURN 42.49N 71.16W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

WOOD STREET, PINTO ROAD…TREE DOWN BOTH LOCATIONS.

0710 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG MELROSE 42.45N 71.06W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREE AND WIRE DOWN AT GROVE AND BURNETT ST.

0721 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG READING 42.54N 71.11W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

POLE DOWN ON AVALON ST.

0737 PM STORM SURGE MARBLEHEAD 42.48N 70.87W
02/25/2010 E3.10 FT ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

11.3 TIDE AT BOS NOS DATA POINT AND STILL INCREASING.
18-19 FT SEAS AT THE GLOUCESTER AND JEFFREYS LEDGE BUOYS
1 HR BEFORE THE HIGH TIDE WITH EASTERLY GUSTS TO 43 KNOTS
AT THE EASTERN POINT MESONET SITE. THIS RESULTS IN
CAUSEWAY ROAD CLOSURE TO MARBLEHEAD NECK.

0806 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG WAYLAND 42.37N 71.37W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

POWER OUT. RT20 AT CLAY ST. TRANSFORMER BLEW AND TREE ON
FIRE.

0822 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG BOSTON 42.32N 71.07W
02/25/2010 SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

PARK DRIVE WIRES DOWN.

0825 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG SWANSEA 41.75N 71.18W
02/25/2010 BRISTOL MA AMATEUR RADIO

BARNEYVILLE ROAD. TREE DOWN ACROSS ROAD.

0826 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG STONEHAM 42.47N 71.10W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

NORTH AND WILLIAM STREETS. BRANCH DOWN AND CAUSED MV
ACCIDENT.

0836 PM STORM SURGE BOSTON 42.32N 71.07W
02/25/2010 E3.00 FT SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

12.1 BOS NOS TIDE AT 748PM. MORRISSEY BLVD CLOSED BOTH
WAYS FROM UMASS BOSTON TO FREEPORT ST.

0847 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG WATERTOWN 42.37N 71.18W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

WIRE ON STREET

0847 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG BOSTON 42.32N 71.07W
02/25/2010 SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREE ON CAR

0848 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG MARLBOROUGH 42.35N 71.55W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

MALTON DRIVE. WIRE ON ST.

0900 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG HINGHAM 42.24N 70.89W
02/25/2010 PLYMOUTH MA AMATEUR RADIO

MAIN AND FRIEND STS. TREE DOWN.

0900 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG PLAINVILLE 42.00N 71.33W
02/25/2010 NORFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

WIRES DOWN.

0900 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG STOUGHTON 42.12N 71.10W
02/25/2010 NORFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

CURVE RD TREE DOWN.

0900 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG MELROSE 42.45N 71.06W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

LAWRENCE ST AND SANFORD ST. LARGE LIMB AND WIRES DOWN.

0904 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG PEABODY 42.53N 70.97W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

WASHINGTON ST. TREE DOWN

0908 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG SOMERVILLE 42.39N 71.10W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

UNION ST. WIRES DOWN.

0908 PM FLOOD SOMERSET 41.74N 71.16W
02/25/2010 BRISTOL MA AMATEUR RADIO

BUFFINGTON BROOK REPORTED AT BANKFULL

0908 PM STORM SURGE SCITUATE 42.19N 70.73W
02/25/2010 E0.00 FT PLYMOUTH MA AMATEUR RADIO

ONE HOUSE EVACUATED ON OCEAN SIDE DRIVE DUE TO SPLASHOVER

0908 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG WATERTOWN 42.37N 71.18W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

OLIVER ST. POLE AND WIRES DOWN.

0910 PM NON-TSTM WND GST EASTHAM 41.83N 69.97W
02/25/2010 E0.00 MPH BARNSTABLE MA MESONET

51 KNOT WIND GUST RECORDED AT HATCH BEACH

0925 PM FLOOD LAWRENCE 42.70N 71.16W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

FRANLIN STREET FLOODED WITH 2 INCHES OF WATER

0926 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG WEYMOUTH 42.21N 70.95W
02/25/2010 NORFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

PRIMARY WIRE DOWN.

0930 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG BOSTON 42.32N 71.07W
02/25/2010 SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

10 MENDELTON ST. WIRES DOWN.

0945 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG GEORGETOWN 41.26N 73.43W
02/25/2010 FAIRFIELD CT AMATEUR RADIO

TREE DOWN ON HOUSE.

0949 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG WESTON 42.37N 71.27W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

SHADY HILL RD CLOSED BY DOWNED TREE..

0949 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG EASTHAM 41.83N 69.97W
02/25/2010 BARNSTABLE MA AMATEUR RADIO

SAMOSET ROAD TREE AND WIRES DOWN.

0951 PM FLOOD WILMINGTON 42.56N 71.17W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA EMERGENCY MNGR

WHIPPLE ROAD CORNER OF TEWKSBURY BILLERICA AND WILMINGTON
CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING FROM THE SHAWSHEEN RVR. WILDWOOD
ST CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.

0952 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG ROWLEY 42.72N 70.87W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

NEWBURY RD TREE AND WIRES DOWN.

0955 PM STORM SURGE SALISBURY 42.83N 70.84W
02/25/2010 E0.00 FT ESSEX MA EMERGENCY MNGR

PORTION OF BEACH ROAD CLOSED AND ONE LANE OF FERRY RD
CLOSED DUE TO MINOR TIDAL FLOODING.

1000 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG GLOUCESTER 42.62N 70.65W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA EMERGENCY MNGR

TREES AND LIMBS DOWN BECOMING TOWN WIDE.

1000 PM STORM SURGE SCITUATE 42.19N 70.73W
02/25/2010 E0.00 FT PLYMOUTH MA AMATEUR RADIO

OCEAN DRIVE CLOSED DUE TO SPLASHOVER

1000 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG AMESBURY 42.86N 70.93W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA TRAINED SPOTTER

MODERATE ROOF DAMAGE TO HOMES ON WOODSON DRIVE

1001 PM NON-TSTM WND GST LAWRENCE 42.70N 71.16W
02/25/2010 M58.00 MPH ESSEX MA ASOS

ASOS

1005 PM NON-TSTM WND GST MARBLEHEAD 42.48N 70.87W
02/25/2010 E0.00 MPH ESSEX MA MESONET

63 KNOT WIND GUST RECORDED AT CHILDRENS ISLAND

1006 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG MERRIMAC 42.83N 71.00W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA TRAINED SPOTTER

TREES AND POWER LINES DOWN

1010 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG BOSTON 42.32N 71.07W
02/25/2010 SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

BRANCHFIELD ST. WIRES DOWN. A REPORT AT 1018 PM HAS WIRES
DOWN AT BUCKET HILL AND SHORT ST.

1015 PM FLOOD TEWKSBURY 42.62N 71.23W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

WIPPLE ROAD CORNER CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING

1019 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG MALDEN 42.43N 71.06W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

PROSPECT ST WIRES DOWN.

1019 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG SALEM 42.53N 70.87W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

KENWOOD BRIDGE WIRES AND POLE ON CAR.

1019 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG BEVERLY 42.56N 70.84W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

COMMON ST. TREE DOWN.

1020 PM NON-TSTM WND GST GLOUCESTER 42.62N 70.65W
02/25/2010 E0.00 MPH ESSEX MA MESONET

69 KNOT WIND GUST RECORDED AT EASTERN POINT

1020 PM NON-TSTM WND GST SOUTH BOSTON 42.33N 71.05W
02/25/2010 E0.00 MPH SUFFOLK MA MESONET

52 KNOT WIND GUST RECORDED AT PLEASURE BAY

1021 PM NON-TSTM WND GST BROOKLINE 42.32N 71.14W
02/25/2010 M61.00 MPH NORFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

CLAY SCIENCE CENTER

1023 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG LYNN 42.47N 70.96W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREE ON WIRES. POWER OUT.

1024 PM NON-TSTM WND GST REVERE 42.42N 70.99W
02/25/2010 E0.00 MPH SUFFOLK MA MESONET

56 KNOT WIND GUST RECORDED

1024 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG BOSTON 42.32N 71.07W
02/25/2010 SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

NEWBURY ST WIRES DOWN.

1028 PM NON-TSTM WND GST LAWRENCE 42.70N 71.16W
02/25/2010 M59.00 MPH ESSEX MA ASOS

1029 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG NEWBURYPORT 42.81N 70.89W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

ROOF SHINGLES TORN OFF BY ESTIMATED GUST 60 MPH.

1031 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG WAKEFIELD 42.50N 71.07W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

POLE DOWN.

1031 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG ESSEX 42.63N 70.77W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

WIRES DOWN

1031 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG SAUGUS 42.47N 71.02W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

VINE ST – WIRES DOWN.

1035 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG ROWLEY 42.72N 70.87W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

RTE 1A AT RR BRIDGE – WIRES DOWN ACROSS ST.

1040 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG NEWBURYPORT 42.81N 70.89W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

LARGE CHUNKS OF A ROOF BLOWN OFF ONTO CARS-PLEASANT ST.

1047 PM NON-TSTM WND GST EAST BOSTON 42.37N 71.03W
02/25/2010 M60.00 MPH SUFFOLK MA ASOS

LOGAN AIRPORT GUST

1048 PM STORM SURGE EAST BOSTON 42.37N 71.03W
02/25/2010 E0.00 FT SUFFOLK MA BUOY

NOS TIDE OF 12.31 FEET. ALSO STORM SURGE NEAR 6.0 FEET IN
SUSTAINED EASTERLY WIND OF 47 MPH WITH ISOLATED GUSTS UP
TO 60 MPH. CAUSED ANOTHER PERIOD OF COASTAL FLOODING
ISSUES.

1049 PM NON-TSTM WND GST NEWBURY 42.80N 71.00W
02/25/2010 E0.00 MPH ESSEX MA MESONET

56 KNOT WIND GUST RECORDED ON PLUM ISLAND

1058 PM STORM SURGE HARWICH 41.69N 70.07W
02/25/2010 E0.00 FT BARNSTABLE MA AMATEUR RADIO

RED RIVER BEACH PARKING LOT FLOODED

1108 PM STORM SURGE WINTHROP 42.38N 70.98W
02/25/2010 E0.00 FT SUFFOLK MA AMATEUR RADIO

SPLASH OVER ON SHORE ROAD

1110 PM FLOOD LEOMINSTER 42.52N 71.77W
02/25/2010 WORCESTER MA AMATEUR RADIO

2 FEET OF WATER ON ROUTE 2 AT ROUTE 12

1110 PM FLOOD BURLINGTON 42.50N 71.20W
02/25/2010 MIDDLESEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

MOUNTAIN ROAD FLOODED WITH A FEW INCHES OF WATER.

1116 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG MERRIMACK 42.87N 71.48W
02/25/2010 HILLSBOROUGH NH TRAINED SPOTTER

HIGH SPEED LANE CLOSED ON F.E. EVERETT TURNPIKE DUE TO
STANDING WATER

1123 PM STORM SURGE NEWBURYPORT 42.81N 70.89W
02/25/2010 E0.00 FT ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

SEVERAL STREETS FLOODED BY STORM SURGE.

1125 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG CHARLEMONT 42.63N 72.88W
02/25/2010 FRANKLIN MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREES DOWNED

1125 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG ORANGE 41.28N 73.03W
02/25/2010 FRANKLIN MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREES DOWNED

1130 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG SALISBURY 42.83N 70.84W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA TRAINED SPOTTER

ROOF TORN OFF BUILDING CAUSED DAMAGE TO MULTIPLE CARS.
TIME APPROX.

1130 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG BOSTON 42.32N 71.07W
02/25/2010 SUFFOLK MA TRAINED SPOTTER

MULTIPLE ROOF COLLAPSES REPORTED ON PLUM ISLAND. TIME
APPROX.

1130 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG MARBLEHEAD 42.48N 70.87W
02/25/2010 ESSEX MA TRAINED SPOTTER

SHELTER WAS OPENED DUE TO WIDESPREAD POWER OUTAGES. TIME
APPROX.

1200 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG SALISBURY 42.83N 70.84W
02/26/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

TREE DOWNED ON A HOME ON JACKLYN DRIVE

1200 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG WILTON 42.85N 71.74W
02/26/2010 HILLSBOROUGH NH TRAINED SPOTTER

WATER OVER ROAD ON ROUTE 31. TIME APPROX.

1200 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG WILTON 42.85N 71.74W
02/26/2010 HILLSBOROUGH NH TRAINED SPOTTER

REPORT OF TREES AND WIRES DOWN ON PROCTOR ROAD, DALE
STREET, AND STONEY BROOK DRIVE. TIME APPROX.

1205 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG IPSWICH 42.68N 70.83W
02/26/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

ENTIRE TOWN REPORTED TO BE WITHOUT POWER DUE TO DOWNED
TREES AND LINES

1215 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG ROWLEY 42.72N 70.87W
02/26/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

ENTIRE TOWN REPORTED TO BE WITHOUT POWER DUE TO DOWNED
TREES AND LINES. MANY ROADS CLOSED.

1216 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG HAMILTON 42.62N 70.87W
02/26/2010 ESSEX MA AMATEUR RADIO

MANY ROADS CLOSED DUE TO DOWNED TREES AND POWER LINES

0105 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG MILFORD 42.83N 71.66W
02/26/2010 HILLSBOROUGH NH TRAINED SPOTTER

NORTH RIVER ROAD CLOSED DUE TO DOWNED TREES AND
POWERLINES. TIME APPROX.

0105 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG GOFFSTOWN 43.02N 71.60W
02/26/2010 HILLSBOROUGH NH TRAINED SPOTTER

TREE DOWN ACROSS SAINT ANSELM DRIVE. TREES AND WIRES DOWN
ON ELM STREET AT GLEN LAKE BOAT RAMP. TIME APPROX.

0131 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG AMHERST 42.87N 71.62W
02/26/2010 HILLSBOROUGH NH TRAINED SPOTTER

ROUTE 101 CLOSED NEAR CAMP ROAD. TIME APPROX.

0802 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG BEDFORD 42.95N 71.50W
02/26/2010 HILLSBOROUGH NH TRAINED SPOTTER

TREES AND WIRES DOWN ON BACK RIVER ROAD, FE EVERETT
TURNPIKE, KING ROAD, AND MEADOWCREST ROAD. TIME APPROX.

&&

$$

JFP
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
425 PM EST FRI FEB 26 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/GRAY

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

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

MAINE

…ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY…
LISBON FALLS 5.80 716 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
POLAND 5.13 1000 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
AUBURN 5.03 917 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
AUBURN 5.00 710 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
AUBURN/LEWISTON 4.85 700 AM 2/26 AWOS
DURHAM 4.77 945 AM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
TURNER 4.76 1002 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
AUBURN 4.56 1034 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
LISBON FALLS 4.45 852 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
LIVERMORE FALLS 3.76 958 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
LEWISTON 1.78 913 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…CUMBERLAND COUNTY…
SCARBOROUGH 8.38 914 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
STANDISH 7.48 918 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
SOUTH WINDHAM 6.70 632 AM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
GORHAM 6.68 915 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
PORTLAND-DEERING CTR 6.22 802 AM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
FREEPORT 6.19 916 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
PORTLAND-RIVERTON 6.19 734 AM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
WEST FALMOUTH 6.11 211 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
WESTBROOK 5.85 836 AM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
PORTLAND 5.82 916 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
PORTLAND-N DEERING 5.82 800 AM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
GRAY 5.63 918 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
NEW GLOUCESTER 5.25 915 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
PORTLAND JETPORT 5.21 700 AM 2/26 ASOS
BRUNSWICK 4.99 919 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
PORTLAND 4.92 918 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
GORHAM 4.82 645 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
GRAY NWS OFFICE 4.70 954 AM 2/26 NWS-COOP
BRIDGTON 4.06 700 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
RAYMOND 4.03 1023 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…
FARMINGTON 3.18 928 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
NEW SHARON 3.01 927 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
RANGELEY 2.24 928 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
EUSTIS 2.05 947 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP

…KENNEBEC COUNTY…
MOUNT VERNON 4.05 931 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
AUGUSTA 3.99 932 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
WEST GARDINER 3.92 932 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
WINTHROP 3.80 1006 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
WAYNE 3.51 932 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
AUGUSTA 3.33 700 AM 2/26 ASOS
ALBION 3.15 700 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
SIDNEY 3.14 930 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
WINSLOW 3.01 931 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
WATERVILLE 2.26 800 AM 2/26 AWOS

…KNOX COUNTY…
CAMDEN 3.28 835 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
ROCKPORT 2.78 933 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…LINCOLN COUNTY…
WESTPORT ISLAND 5.45 935 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
ROUND POND 4.81 934 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
DRESDEN 4.71 934 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
JEFFERSON 3.79 933 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…OXFORD COUNTY…
HARTFORD 4.25 955 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
FRYEBURG 4.07 952 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
FRYEBURG 4.04 800 AM 2/26 ASOS
NORWAY 3.99 935 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
PARIS 3.52 615 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
RUMFORD 3.42 1000 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
ANDOVER 2.31 700 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP

…SOMERSET COUNTY…
SKOWHEGAN 2.03 1001 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
HARMONY 1.76 954 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
BINGHAM 1.23 700 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP

…WALDO COUNTY…
BELMONT 4.65 938 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
BELMONT 2.61 725 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
WINTERPORT 1.87 939 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…YORK COUNTY…
SOUTH BERWICK 6.53 631 AM 2/26 SPOTTER 35 DEG IP-
THE WELLS NATIONAL 6.53 1003 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
HOLLIS 6.44 930 AM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
BONNY EAGLE 5.96 700 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
KENNEBUNKPORT 5.10 956 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
KENNEBUNK 4.93 1018 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
EAST ELIOT 4.87 947 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
HOLLIS CENTER 4.70 940 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
YORK HARBOR 2.98 939 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

NEW HAMPSHIRE

…BELKNAP COUNTY…
LACONIA 4.63 948 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
MEREDITH 2.94 948 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
TILTON 2.66 947 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
SANBORNTON 2.10 1146 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
CENTER HARBOR 1.91 949 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
GILFORD 1.31 949 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
LACONIA MUNI 1.21 700 AM 2/26 AWOS

…CARROLL COUNTY…
CONWAY 5.87 950 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
MADISON 5.79 951 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
WOLFEBORO 5.01 954 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
MADISON 4.50 805 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
SOUTH TAMWORTH 3.85 1015 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
MOULTONBOROUGH 3.39 953 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
INTERVALE 3.13 952 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
EAST WAKEFIELD 2.42 950 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…COOS COUNTY…
MOUNT WASHINGTON 4.73 930 AM 2/26 OTHERMETAR
PINKHAM NOTCH SCENIC 4.15 1013 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
GORHAM 3.52 1009 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
YORK POND DAM 3.03 1015 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
BERLIN 1.86 700 AM 2/26 ASOS MOSTLY FELL AS SNOW
WHITEFIELD 0.92 700 AM 2/26 ASOS

…GRAFTON COUNTY…
THORNTON 3.78 957 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
ALEXANDRIA 3.57 1007 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
PLYMOUTH 2.78 957 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
HANOVER 2.28 1010 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
BRISTOL 2.15 954 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
ASHLAND 2.02 956 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
LEBANON 1.81 700 AM 2/26 ASOS MOSTLY FELL AS SNOW
BATH 1.04 956 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…MERRIMACK COUNTY…
WILMOT 3.77 1001 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
DANBURY 3.57 1000 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
BOW CENTER 3.38 958 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
CONCORD 2.99 1001 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…ROCKINGHAM COUNTY…
EXETER 5.48 1002 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
EPPING 5.41 1009 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
PORTSMOUTH/PEASE 4.26 700 AM 2/26 OTHERMETAR
PORTSMOUTH 3.40 1002 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
NORTH SALEM 3.24 1012 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP

…STRAFFORD COUNTY…
DURHAM 6.73 1008 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
EAST ROCHESTER 5.85 1013 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COOP
ROCHESTER 5.57 1003 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
STRAFFORD 4.72 1004 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
STRAFFORD 3.84 1000 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

…SULLIVAN COUNTY…
WEST UNITY 2.96 1019 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

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

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

MAINE

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…
FARMINGTON 7.0 928 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
NEW SHARON 7.0 927 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
NEW SHARON 5.0 1000 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
RANGELEY 3.9 928 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…OXFORD COUNTY…
NORWAY 9.8 935 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
PARIS 2.0 615 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

…SOMERSET COUNTY…
SAINT ZACHARIE 11.0 200 PM 2/26 PORT OF ENTRY LIGHT SNOW
SAINT JUSTE 5.5 200 PM 2/26 PORT OF ENTRY LIGHT SNOW
SAINT AURELIE 4.5 827 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

NEW HAMPSHIRE

…BELKNAP COUNTY…
MEREDITH 7.9 948 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
TILTON 6.0 947 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
LACONIA 5.2 948 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
GILFORD 4.0 949 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…CARROLL COUNTY…
MADISON 17.8 951 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
CONWAY 17.0 950 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
EAST WAKEFIELD 7.0 950 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
WOLFEBORO 5.4 954 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
INTERVALE 4.3 952 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…COOS COUNTY…
RANDOLF 39.6 709 AM 2/26 SPOTTER
TWIN MOUNTAIN 6.0 722 AM 2/26 SPOTTER DOT
LANCASTER 3.5 533 AM 2/26 SPOTTER R-S- / DOT

…GRAFTON COUNTY…
BRISTOL 7.7 954 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
PLYMOUTH 6.8 957 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
ASHLAND 4.6 956 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
THORNTON 3.6 957 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…MERRIMACK COUNTY…
DANBURY 14.0 1000 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
WILMOT 11.5 1001 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
BOW CENTER 5.0 958 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS

…STRAFFORD COUNTY…
STRAFFORD 5.3 1000 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

…SULLIVAN COUNTY…
WEST UNITY 13.0 1019 AM 2/26 SPOTTER COCORAHS
WASHINGTON 3.0 807 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

***********************PEAK WIND GUST***********************

LOCATION PEAK WIND TIME/DATE COMMENTS
GUST OF
(MPH) MEASUREMENT

MAINE

…ANDROSCOGGIN COUNTY…
AUBURN 43 637 AM 2/26 SPOTTER METAR
SABATTUS 29 635 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 40 F

…CUMBERLAND COUNTY…
CAPE ELIZABETH 94 1030 PM 2/25 SPOTTER
PORTLAND JETPORT 78 1134 PM 2/25 ASOS
GRAY NWS OFFICE 62 1105 PM 2/25 NWS-COOP
PORTLAND LNB 62 1200 AM 2/26 LARGE NAVIGATIONAL BUOY
SCARBOROUGH 46 1128 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST
PORTLAND 41 103 AM 2/26 SPOTTER MESOWEST

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…
RANGELEY 41 1025 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST

…KENNEBEC COUNTY…
AUGUSTA 41 1233 AM 2/26 ASOS
AUGUSTA 40 311 AM 2/26 SPOTTER METAR
LITCHFIELD 35 1200 AM 2/26 SPOTTER MESOWEST
FAYETTE 32 633 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 35 F

…KNOX COUNTY…
ROCKLAND/KNOX 54 1115 PM 2/25 AWOS

…LINCOLN COUNTY…
NEW HARBOR 63 150 AM 2/26 SPOTTER MESOWEST
DAMARISCOTTA 35 637 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 40 F
BOOTHBAY HARBOR 31 512 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 40 F

…OXFORD COUNTY…
FRYEBURG 36 350 AM 2/26 ASOS
PARIS 35 615 AM 2/26 SPOTTER

…SAGADAHOC COUNTY…
BATH 62 836 PM 2/25 SPOTTER
WISCASSET 53 1031 PM 2/25 ASOS
BATH 36 1151 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST
PHIPPSBURG 35 500 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 40 F

…YORK COUNTY…
CAMP ELLIS 62 1030 PM 2/25 SPOTTER
SANFORD MUNI 52 815 PM 2/25 AWOS
WELLS 40 722 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 41 F
KITTERY POINT 32 751 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 41 F

NEW HAMPSHIRE

…BELKNAP COUNTY…
BLACK CAT ISLAND 60 1230 AM 2/26 SPOTTER SPOTTER
LACONIA MUNI 56 235 AM 2/26 AWOS

…COOS COUNTY…
MOUNT WASHINGTON 132 1200 AM 2/26 OTHERMETAR TIME ESTIMATED
WHITEFIELD 53 111 AM 2/26 ASOS
BERLIN 37 1250 AM 2/26 ASOS

…GRAFTON COUNTY…
LEBANON 48 107 AM 2/26 ASOS
PLYMOUTH 45 1115 PM 2/25 ASOS

…MERRIMACK COUNTY…
CONCORD AIRPORT 68 1243 AM 2/26 ASOS CONCORD AIRPORT

…ROCKINGHAM COUNTY…
ISLE OF SHOALS 91 1100 PM 2/25 C-MAN BUOY
PORTSMOUTH/PEASE 68 1127 PM 2/25 OTHERMETAR
GREENLAND 63 1000 PM 2/25 SPOTTER COOP
FREMONT 43 703 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 43 F
STRATHAM 26 704 PM 2/25 SPOTTER MESOWEST – 42 F

…STRAFFORD COUNTY…
ROCHESTER 43 940 PM 2/25 ASOS

$$
PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
306 PM EST FRI FEB 26 2010

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

1030 PM NON-TSTM WND GST CAPE ELIZABETH 43.56N 70.20W
02/25/2010 M94.00 MPH CUMBERLAND ME PUBLIC

BROAD COVE SECTION. MEASURED BY ANEMOMETER ON ROOF OF
HOUSE.
1030 PM NON-TSTM WND GST PORTLAND 43.66N 70.26W
02/25/2010 M67.00 MPH CUMBERLAND ME ASOS

PORTLAND JETPORT MEASURED A GUST OF 67 MPH AT 0330Z.

1030 PM NON-TSTM WND GST FERRY BEACH STATE PARK 43.48N 70.39W
02/25/2010 M62.00 MPH YORK ME PUBLIC

PUBLIC REPORTED A MEASURED WIND GUST OF 62 MPH IN CAMP
ELLIS.

1100 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG HAMPSTEAD 42.87N 71.18W
02/25/2010 ROCKINGHAM NH CO-OP OBSERVER

COOPERATIVE OBSERVER REPORTED POWERLINES DOWN ON WHEEL
WRIGHT ROAD IN HAMPSTEAD.

1100 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG BRUNSWICK 43.91N 69.97W
02/25/2010 CUMBERLAND ME TRAINED SPOTTER

LARGE TREE DOWN WIRES DOWN.

1120 PM NON-TSTM WND GST 3 S BRISTOL 43.92N 69.52W
02/25/2010 M63.00 MPH LINCOLN ME MESONET

PUBLIC MESONET MEMBER OBSERVED A 63 MPH GUST IN NEW
HARBOR.

1121 PM NON-TSTM WND GST 10 SE KITTERY 42.97N 70.62W
02/25/2010 M90.00 MPH ANZ154 NH BUOY

90 MPH OBSERVED AT THE ISLE OF SHOALS BUOY.

1124 PM NON-TSTM WND GST WELLS 43.32N 70.58W
02/25/2010 M66.00 MPH YORK ME CO-OP OBSERVER

COOPERATIVE OBSERVER IN WELLS MEASURED A 66 MPH GUST.

1127 PM NON-TSTM WND GST PORTSMOUTH 43.07N 70.76W
02/25/2010 M68.00 MPH ROCKINGHAM NH ASOS

PEASE AIR FORCE BASE IN PORTSMOUTH MEASURED A 68 MPH GUST
AT 0427Z.

1130 PM NON-TSTM WND DMG HAMPSTEAD 42.87N 71.18W
02/25/2010 ROCKINGHAM NH CO-OP OBSERVER

COOPERATIVE OBSERVER REPORTED TREES ON A HOUSE ON
LAKESHORE AVENUE IN HAMPSTEAD.

1143 PM NON-TSTM WND GST CONCORD 43.21N 71.54W
02/25/2010 M68.00 MPH MERRIMACK NH ASOS

CONCORD AIRPORT MEASURED A 68 MPH GUST AT 0443Z.

1155 PM NON-TSTM WND GST PEMAQUID 43.90N 69.51W
02/25/2010 M69.00 MPH LINCOLN ME MESONET

ENE WINDS SUSTAIND 51 MPH WITH GUSTS TO 69 MPH

1200 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG MADBURY 43.17N 70.92W
02/26/2010 STRAFFORD NH AIRPLANE PILOT

STRAFFORD EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTS TREES AND
POWERLINES DOWN NEAR ROUTE 155 IN MADBURY.

1218 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG NORTHWOOD 43.19N 71.15W
02/26/2010 ROCKINGHAM NH EMERGENCY MNGR

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTS NUMEROUS
TREES AND POWERLINES DOWN IN NORTHWOOD.

1230 AM NON-TSTM WND GST 4 S MOULTONBOROUGH 43.70N 71.40W
02/26/2010 M60.00 MPH CARROLL NH TRAINED SPOTTER

TRAINED SPOTTER MEASURED A WIND GUST OF 60 MPH.

1230 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG PLYMOUTH 43.76N 71.69W
02/26/2010 GRAFTON NH TRAINED SPOTTER

TRAINED SPOTTER REPORTED POWERLINES DOWN ON LANGDON
STREET AND TREES DOWN ON WEEKS STREET IN PLYMOUTH.

1245 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG GREENLAND 43.04N 70.83W
02/26/2010 ROCKINGHAM NH EMERGENCY MNGR

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT REPORTS NUMEROUS
TREES AND WIRES DOWN IN GREENLAND.

0100 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG BOW 43.13N 71.55W
02/26/2010 MERRIMACK NH NEWSPAPER

TREES DOWN ON RIVER RD.

0115 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG PEMBROKE 43.15N 71.46W
02/26/2010 MERRIMACK NH NEWSPAPER

MULTIPLE REPORTS OF TREES DOWN.

0135 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG CONCORD 43.21N 71.54W
02/26/2010 MERRIMACK NH NEWSPAPER

TREES DOWN CLOSING AIRPORT RD.

0200 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG PENACOOK 43.28N 71.60W
02/26/2010 MERRIMACK NH NEWSPAPER

TREES DOWN ON RIVER RD.

0209 AM FLOOD STANDISH 43.74N 70.55W
02/26/2010 CUMBERLAND ME EMERGENCY MNGR

MAINE ROUTE 237 CLOSED AT ROUTE 35 DUE TO FLOODING.

0224 AM FLOOD NEW GLOUCESTER 43.96N 70.28W
02/26/2010 CUMBERLAND ME EMERGENCY MNGR

MAINE ROUTE 9 CLOSED AT WINN ROAD DUE TO FLOODING.

0341 AM FLOOD BUXTON 43.64N 70.52W
02/26/2010 YORK ME EMERGENCY MNGR

MAINE ROUTE 112 CLOSED AT HAINES MEADOW ROAD DUE TO
FLOODING.

0458 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG HOLLIS 43.60N 70.59W
02/26/2010 YORK ME EMERGENCY MNGR

MAINE ROUTE 35 CLOSED AT MAINE STREET DUE TO FALLEN
TREES.

0519 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG ELIOT 43.15N 70.80W
02/26/2010 YORK ME EMERGENCY MNGR

MAINE ROUTE 101 CLOSED DUE TO FALLEN TREES.

0529 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG NORTH BERWICK 43.30N 70.73W
02/26/2010 YORK ME EMERGENCY MNGR

LEBANON ROAD CLOSED DUE TO FALLEN TREES.

0539 AM FLOOD BERWICK 43.27N 70.86W
02/26/2010 YORK ME EMERGENCY MNGR

HUBBARD ROAD CLOSED DUE TO FLOODING.

0555 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG SEDGWICK 44.30N 68.62W
02/26/2010 HANCOCK ME EMERGENCY MNGR

ROUTE 15 CLOSED NEAR CATERPILLER HILL DUE TO LINES ON
ROAD AND FALLEN TREE.

0555 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG ORLAND 44.57N 68.74W
02/26/2010 HANCOCK ME EMERGENCY MNGR

ROUTE 175 CLOSED FROM BROOKLIN TO BLUE HILL. OVER 40
TREES DOWN ALONG WITH POWER LINES.

0555 AM FLOOD TOPSHAM 43.93N 69.98W
02/26/2010 SAGADAHOC ME EMERGENCY MNGR

MEADOW ROAD CLOSED

0709 AM FLOOD NORTH YARMOUTH 43.84N 70.22W
02/26/2010 CUMBERLAND ME EMERGENCY MNGR

ROUTE 9 CLOSED FROM NORTH ROAD TO SLIGO ROAD DUE TO
FLOODING ON THE ROYAL RIVER.

0746 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG ROCKLAND 44.10N 69.11W
02/26/2010 KNOX ME PUBLIC

MAIN STREET CLOSED DUE TO A ROOF BEING BLOWN OFF A
STRUCTURE AND INTO THE STREET SOMETIME BEFORE 645AM.

0839 AM NON-TSTM WND DMG HENNIKER 43.18N 71.82W
02/26/2010 MERRIMACK NH TRAINED SPOTTER

8 INCH DIAMETER TREE LIMBS DOWN.
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
813 PM EST FRI FEB 26 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 WATER CONTENT********************

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

MAINE

…AROOSTOOK COUNTY…
OXBOW 1.32 810 PM 2/26 OXBM1
CLAYTON LAKE 0.84 802 PM 2/26 CLTM1
FOX BROOK 0.84 804 PM 2/26 FOXM1
EAGLE LAKE 0.79 803 PM 2/26 EGLM1
DICKEY 0.54 802 PM 2/26 DICM1
HOULTON 0.54 805 PM 2/26 KHUL
KNOWLES CORNER 0.54 809 PM 2/26 KNCM1
NINEMILE BRIDGE 0.50 810 PM 2/26 NINM1
CARIBOU WFO 0.40 802 PM 2/26 KCAR
LIMESTONE 0.23 809 PM 2/26 LIZM1

…HANCOCK COUNTY…
STONINGTON RAINWISE 1.05 812 PM 2/26 STOM1
BAR HARBOR 0.80 801 PM 2/26 KBHB

…PENOBSCOT COUNTY…
OLD TOWN 1.55 810 PM 2/26 OLDM1
SUNKHAZE N.W.R. 1.28 812 PM 2/26 SHZM1
BANGOR 1.06 801 PM 2/26 KBGR
PATTEN 0.96 811 PM 2/26 PATM1
MILLINOCKET 0.67 809 PM 2/26 KMLT

…PISCATAQUIS COUNTY…
KOKADJO 1.93 808 PM 2/26 KKJM1
SHIRLEY 1.44 811 PM 2/26 SHRM1
BLANCHARD 1.39 801 PM 2/26 BLAM1
SMITH BROOK 1.00 812 PM 2/26 SMBM1
KINGSBURY 0.94 808 PM 2/26 KNBM1
DOVER-FOXCROFT 0.91 803 PM 2/26 DOVM1
GREENVILLE 0.64 804 PM 2/26 KGNR

…SOMERSET COUNTY…
SAINT AURELIE 0.60 812 PM 2/26 STAM1

…WASHINGTON COUNTY…
JONESBORO 1.59 808 PM 2/26 JONM1
PRINCETON 1.57 811 PM 2/26 PNNM1
EASTPORT 1.49 804 PM 2/26 EPOM1
DANFORTH 1.36 802 PM 2/26 DANM1
MOOSEHORN N.W.R. 1.11 810 PM 2/26 MWRM1
VANCEBORO 0.71 81

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT
1235 PM EST THU FEB 25 2010

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS FOR THE STORM THAT ENDED
EARLY THIS MORNING.
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 SNOWFALL********************

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

NEW YORK

…CLINTON COUNTY…
PERU 4.1 ESE 16.9 722 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
SCHUYLER FALLS 0.2 15.1 722 AM 2/25 COCORAHS

…ESSEX COUNTY…
TICONDEROGA 22.5 1132 PM 2/24 SPOTTER
NEWCOMB 7.2 711 AM 2/25 COOP
LAKE PLACID 2 S 7.0 711 AM 2/25 COOP

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…
MALONE 5.5 612 AM 2/25 COOP
TUPPER LAKE SUNMOUNT 5.0 612 AM 2/25 COOP

…ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY…
HANNAWA FALLS 0.1 SW 4.0 723 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
EDWARDS 0.9 NW 1.5 723 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
GOUVERNEUR 3 NW 1.5 712 AM 2/25 COOP

VERMONT

…ADDISON COUNTY…
SOUTH LINCOLN 18.5 700 AM 2/25 COOP
LINCOLN 2.2 NW 18.1 700 AM 2/25 COCORAHS

…CALEDONIA COUNTY…
WALDEN 19.5 700 AM 2/25 SPOTTER
WALDEN 17.0 630 AM 2/25 COOP
SUTTON 8.8 725 AM 2/25 COOP
SHEFFIELD 0.1 SE 8.5 716 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
SHEFFIELD 2.8 NNW 8.0 716 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
SUTTON 2 NE 5.1 726 AM 2/25 COOP
SAINT JOHNSBURY 3.7 724 AM 2/25 COOP

…CHITTENDEN COUNTY…
HANKSVILLE 23.7 628 AM 2/25 COOP
NASHVILLE 1 E 21.8 700 AM 2/25 NWS EMPLOYEE
UNDERHILL 4.4 NNE 20.8 715 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
WESTFORD 18.8 1000 PM 2/24 COOP
SOUTH BURLINGTON 2.5 18.2 715 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
WILLISTON 17.5 1030 PM 2/24 NWS EMPLOYEE
SOUTH BURLINGTON 14.2 730 PM 2/24 NWS EMPLOYEE
ESSEX JUNCTION 1 N 13.9 628 AM 2/25 COOP
SOUTH BURLINGTON 13.9 100 AM 2/25 NWS OFFICE
COLCHESTER 10.0 1000 PM 2/24 SPOTTER

…ESSEX COUNTY…
ISLAND POND 6.0 701 AM 2/25 COOP

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…
SAINT ALBANS 15.0 701 AM 2/25 COOP
SWANTON 9.1 650 PM 2/24 SPOTTER

…LAMOILLE COUNTY…
STOWE 20.3 920 PM 2/24 SPOTTER
EDEN 2 S 19.5 702 AM 2/25 COOP
JEFFERSONVILLE 18.0 702 AM 2/25 COOP

…ORANGE COUNTY…
RANDOLPH CENTER 26.0 730 PM 2/24 SPOTTER
BROOKFIELD 2 WSW 25.7 703 AM 2/25 COOP
CHELSEA 2 NW 20.0 703 AM 2/25 COOP
STRAFFORD 19.0 700 AM 2/25 SPOTTER
CORINTH 17.5 704 AM 2/25 COOP

…ORLEANS COUNTY…
JAY PEAK 24.0 705 AM 2/25 COOP
WESTFIELD 0.7 WNW 17.0 717 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
GREENSBORO BEND 13.8 844 AM 2/25 SPOTTER
MORGAN 6.7 SE 12.2 719 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
IRASBURG 10.8 704 AM 2/25 COOP
DERBY CENTER 1.8 NW 10.0 718 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
BARTON 3.0 ENE 7.3 717 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
NEWPORT 7.0 705 AM 2/25 COOP

…RUTLAND COUNTY…
DANBY 17.0 633 PM 2/24
DANBY FOUR CORNERS 16.4 706 AM 2/25 COOP
RUTLAND 11.3 706 AM 2/25 COOP

…WASHINGTON COUNTY…
WARREN 32.0 935 AM 2/25 1600-1700FT
WAITSFIELD 2 W 31.0 708 AM 2/25 COOP
WARREN 27.5 1030 PM 2/24 SPOTTER
MORETOWN 23.5 845 PM 2/24 SPOTTER
BERLIN 4.3 WNW 22.8 719 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
NORTHFIELD 22.0 707 AM 2/25 COOP
WATERBURY 3.0 NW 20.2 722 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
WATERBURY CENTER 20.0 918 AM 2/25 SPOTTER
MARSHFIELD 4.5 SW 19.3 721 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
NORTH CALAIS 17.0 1110 PM 2/24 SPOTTER
WATERBURY 4.6 NNE 16.6 719 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
CABOT 3.9 ENE 16.5 720 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
EAST CALAIS 1.5 SW 14.3 721 AM 2/25 COCORAHS
PLAINFIELD 13.9 708 AM 2/25 COOP
MONTPELIER 2 13.0 707 AM 2/25 COOP

…WINDSOR COUNTY…
LUDLOW 32.3 706 AM 2/25 SPOTTER
NORTH POMFRET 25.8 945 PM 2/24 COCORAHS
BETHEL 4 N 25.0 708 AM 2/25 COOP
WOODSTOCK 20.0 710 AM 2/25 COOP
ROCHESTER 19.0 709 AM 2/25 COOP
SPRINGFIELD 15.5 630 PM 2/24 SPOTTER
NORTH HARTLAND LAKE 11.2 709 AM 2/25 COOP

$$
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE BURLINGTON VT
1110 AM EST FRI FEB 26 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/BURLINGTON

***********************PEAK WIND GUST***********************

LOCATION PEAK WIND TIME/DATE COMMENTS
GUST OF
(MPH) MEASUREMENT

NEW YORK

…CLINTON COUNTY…
PLATTSBURGH 41 1209 AM 2/26 ASOS

…FRANKLIN COUNTY…
SARANAC LAKE 41 142 AM 2/26 ASOS

…ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY…
MASSENA AIRPORT 51 513 AM 2/26 ASOS
POTSDAM 40 520 AM 2/26 AWOS

VERMONT

…CHITTENDEN COUNTY…
NASHVILLE 1 E 54 130 AM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
SOUTH BURLINGTON 40 638 AM 2/26 ASOS

…LAMOILLE COUNTY…
MORRISVILLE 47 734 AM 2/26 METAR

…RUTLAND COUNTY…
RUTLAND STATE 58 255 AM 2/26 AWOS

…WINDSOR COUNTY…
SPRINGFIELD 46 128 AM 2/26 ASOS

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY
842 PM EST FRI FEB 26 2010

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 8.5 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/NYC

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

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

CONNECTICUT

…FAIRFIELD COUNTY…
WILTON 11.3 730 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
DARIEN 10.3 630 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
NEW CANAAN 9.1 300 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
RIDGEFIELD 9.0 340 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
STAMFORD 8.1 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
NORWALK 7.8 620 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
SOUTH NORWALK 8.1 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
RIVERSIDE 7.7 145 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
NEWTOWN 7.3 600 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
BRIDGEPORT 4.9 700 PM 2/26 NWS COOP
DANBURY 4.8 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…MIDDLESEX COUNTY…
WESTBROOK 3.5 300 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
EAST HADDAM 3.3 345 PM 2/26 PUBLIC

…NEW HAVEN COUNTY…
SEYMOUR 5.5 300 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
MERIDEN 1.2 505 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…NEW LONDON COUNTY…
LISBON 0.7 259 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

NEW JERSEY

…BERGEN COUNTY…
TENAFLY 21.3 630 PM 2/26 COCORAHS
FORT LEE 20.0 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
PARAMUS 19.0 600 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS 17.3 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
RIDGEWOOD 17.0 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
FORT LEE 15.0 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
NORTHVALE 14.0 258 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
FAIR LAWN 12.0 326 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP 11.0 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
PALISADES PARK 9.0 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…ESSEX COUNTY…
BLOOMFIELD 16.0 330 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
WEST ORANGE 15.7 1100 AM 2/26 PUBLIC
NEWARK 14.9 700 PM 2/26 FAA CONTRACT OBSERVER
CEDAR GROVE 14.3 1100 AM 2/26 PUBLIC

…HUDSON COUNTY…
HOBOKEN 16.8 630 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…PASSAIC COUNTY…
RINGWOOD 19.3 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
WAYNE 17.0 1220 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…UNION COUNTY…
ROSELLE 21.4 1130 AM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
FANWOOD 17.3 145 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
CLARK 17.0 100 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
ROSELLE PARK 16.2 128 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
PLAINFIELD 11.5 1145 AM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
SPRINGFIELD 11.0 1120 AM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

NEW YORK

…BRONX COUNTY…
PELHAM PARKWAY 20.0 100 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
BEDFORD PARK 19.5 1230 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
BRONX PARK SOUTH 16.9 141 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
EAST TREMONT 16.5 1200 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
RIVERDALE 16.1 1210 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
PARKCHESTER 15.3 1212 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
HUNTS POINT 15.0 143 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
PARKCHESTER 14.6 220 PM 2/26 NWS COOP

…KINGS COUNTY…
BOROUGH PARK 19.5 1200 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
BROOKLYN MARINE PARK 19.2 200 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
MIDWOOD 16.3 1200 PM 2/26 NWS COOP

…NASSAU COUNTY…
WOODMERE 15.0 500 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
FLORAL PARK 14.5 400 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
JERICHO 14.3 200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
VALLEY STREAM 14.1 730 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
SYOSSET 14.0 100 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
PLAINVIEW 12.7 1200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
LEVITTOWN 12.1 120 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
EAST MEADOW 11.5 1200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
MERRICK 10.2 400 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
SEAFORD 10.0 1200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
BELLMORE 9.1 1200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
LONG BEACH 8.6 700 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
WANTAGH 8.5 1200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
BALDWIN HARBOR 7.3 1200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…NEW YORK COUNTY…
NYC/CENTRAL PARK 20.9 700 PM 2/26 CENTRAL PARK ZOO

…ORANGE COUNTY…
HARRIMAN 32.0 1200 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
MONROE 32.0 530 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
GOSHEN 29.4 600 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
MIDDLETOWN 28.0 615 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
MOUNT HOPE 27.5 130 PM 2/26 COCORAHS
WARWICK 25.0 205 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
FLORIDA 23.0 259 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
GREENVILLE 22.5 600 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…PUTNAM COUNTY…
MAHOPAC 12.0 611 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
LAKE CARMEL 6.3 530 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
CARMEL 5.0 1157 AM 2/26 PUBLIC

…QUEENS COUNTY…
DOUGLASTON 20.2 405 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
COLLEGE POINT 16.0 700 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
SOUTH OZONE PARK 15.0 1100 AM 2/26 PUBLIC
BAYSIDE 14.6 200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
HOWARD BEACH 14.0 1230 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
NYC/LA GUARDIA 13.3 700 PM 2/26 FAA CONTRACT OBSERVER
FRESH MEADOWS 13.0 1215 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
WOODSIDE 12.1 630 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
NYC/JFK ARPT 11.4 700 PM 2/26 FAA CONTRACT OBSERVER
OAKLAND GARDENS 11.2 150 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…RICHMOND COUNTY…
ELTINGVILLE 15.0 130 PM 2/26 PUBLIC

…ROCKLAND COUNTY…
SUFFERN PARK 18.0 250 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
VALLEY COTTAGE 17.0 915 AM 2/26 PUBLIC
NEW CITY 11.5 230 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
STONY POINT 9.0 604 PM 2/26 PUBLIC

…SUFFOLK COUNTY…
LINDENHURST 11.8 330 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
MOUNT SINAI 11.0 552 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
SMITHTOWN 10.8 200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
ROCKY POINT 9.8 345 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
BAITING HOLLOW 9.5 530 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
CENTERPORT 9.5 700 PM 2/26 NWS COOP
STONY BROOK 9.5 140 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
UPTON 9.5 700 PM 2/26 NWS OFFICE
EAST SETAUKET 9.3 1237 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
MOUNT SINAI 9.3 715 PM 2/26 NWS COOP
NORTH BABYLON 9.3 230 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
EAST NORTHPORT 9.0 1200 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
DEER PARK 8.5 1245 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
ISLIP 8.5 700 PM 2/26 FAA CONTRACT OBSERVER
CUTCHOGUE 8.0 230 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
PATCHOGUE 8.0 300 PM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
SOUND BEACH 7.8 515 PM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
HAUPPAUGE 7.5 700 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
SMITHTOWN 7.5 130 PM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
SMITHTOWN 7.5 133 PM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
STONY BROOK 7.3 615 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
CENTEREACH 6.6 100 PM 2/26 NWS EMPLOYEE
MEDFORD 6.1 400 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
HAMPTON BAYS 6.0 300 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
ORIENT 6.0 800 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
RIVERHEAD 5.6 300 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
MATTITUCK 5.5 225 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
MONTAUK 1.5 500 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER

…WESTCHESTER COUNTY…
OSSINING 25.2 645 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER (516`)
BRONXVILLE 22.0 430 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
CHAPPAQUA 21.0 1230 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON 20.0 351 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
BRIARCLIFF MANOR 19.4 404 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
OSSINING 18.7 645 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER (75`)
YONKERS 18.4 400 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
YORKTOWN HEIGHTS 18.0 503 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
MILLWOOD 17.9 625 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
MOUNT VERNON 14.1 245 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
WHITE PLAINS 13.8 325 PM 2/26 SKYWARN SPOTTER
RYE 12.0 235 PM 2/26 PUBLIC
HARRISON 10.0 1200 PM 2/26 PUBLIC

$$

PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT…SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE NEW YORK NY
604 PM EST FRI FEB 26 2010

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

1032 AM HEAVY SNOW MAPLEWOOD 40.73N 74.27W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ESSEX NJ LAW ENFORCEMENT

LARGE TREE FELL ONTO HOUSE.

0100 PM HEAVY SNOW 5 ENE HARRISON 40.78N 74.06W
02/25/2010 E15.0 INCH HUDSON NJ PUBLIC

A POWER LINE SNAPPED DUE TO THE WEIGHT OF SNOW AND ICE ON
IT AT THE INSTERSECTION OF LAFAYETTE AND JEFFERSON STREET
IN THE EAST WARD OF NEWARK.

0230 PM HEAVY SNOW 4 SE GOSHEN 41.36N 74.27W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY TRAINED SPOTTER

TREES DOWN ON BEVERLY RD DUE TO HEAVY SNOW LOAD.

0358 PM HEAVY SNOW CENTRAL PARK 40.80N 73.96W
02/25/2010 M5.5 INCH NEW YORK (MANHATTA NY EMERGENCY MNGR

TREES DOWN ALONG 5TH AVENUE.

0358 PM HEAVY SNOW CENTRAL PARK 40.80N 73.96W
02/25/2010 M5.5 INCH NEW YORK (MANHATTA NY EMERGENCY MNGR

*** 1 FATAL *** LARGE BRANCH STRUCK INDIVIDUAL OFF 5TH
AVENUE AND 67TH STREET.

0432 PM HEAVY SNOW MAPLEWOOD 40.73N 74.27W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ESSEX NJ LAW ENFORCEMENT

LARGE TREE FELL INTO HOME ON 439 LONGHILL RD.

0441 PM HEAVY SNOW ENGLEWOOD 40.89N 73.97W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

TREE FELL ON CAR WITH ONE PERSON INSIDE ON BROAD AVE AND
LAKE STREET

0452 PM HEAVY SNOW HAWORTH 40.96N 74.00W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

TREES AND WIRES DOWN ON CAR WITH PEOPLE INSIDE ON
SHRAALENBURGH ROAD.

0510 PM HEAVY SNOW PARAMUS 40.95N 74.07W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

POWER LINES DOWN CAUSING SPRING VALLEY RD AT MIDLAND AVE
CAUSING THE ROAD TO BE CLOSED. POWER OUTAGES HAVE OCCURED
AS WELL AS A RESULT.

0515 PM HEAVY SNOW PARAMUS 40.95N 74.07W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

POWER LINES DOWN CAUSING TREE TO CATCH FIRE AT VERMEIL
AVE. THIS HAS BLOCKED A HOMES DRIVEWAY PREVENTING THE
FAMILY FROM LEAVING THE HOUSE.

0528 PM HEAVY SNOW WYCKOFF 41.00N 74.17W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

LARGE TREE LIMB DOWN IN DRIVEWAY OF HOME ON SYCAMORE
COURT AT BLUE HILL TERRACE.

0600 PM HEAVY SNOW WYCKOFF 41.00N 74.17W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

35 FT TREE DOWN BLOCKING RT 208. POLICE CLOSED RD FOR
REMOVAL.

0632 PM HEAVY SNOW RIDGEWOOD 40.98N 74.11W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

TREE FELL ON HOUSE AT 719 HEIGHTS RD.

0635 PM HEAVY SNOW NEW HEMPSTEAD 41.15N 74.05W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ROCKLAND NY PUBLIC

NUMEROUS TREE LIMBS DOWN.

0635 PM HEAVY SNOW GOSHEN 41.40N 74.33W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY TRAINED SPOTTER

NUMEROUS TREES SNAPPING AND POWER FAILURES.

0700 PM HEAVY SNOW OAKLAND 41.03N 74.24W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

TREE DOWN BLOCKING LAKESIDE BLVD. POLICE REDIRECTING
TRAFFIC.

0700 PM HEAVY SNOW CLOSTER 40.97N 73.96W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

TREE DOWN BLOCKING ONE LANE OF EXIT RAMP ON THE PALISADES
INTERSTATE PARKWAY.

0700 PM HEAVY SNOW OAKLAND 41.03N 74.24W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

TREE DOWN BLOCKING BREAKNECK RD. POLICE ARE DIVERTING
TRAFFIC.

0730 PM HEAVY SNOW WAYNE 40.95N 74.25W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH PASSAIC NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

ON SHADOW RIDGE ROAD, SNOW CAUSED GLASS SUN ROOM TO
PARTIALLY COLLAPSE CAUSING EXTENSIVE INTERIOR DAMAGE.

0808 PM HEAVY SNOW 5 NNE MONROE 41.39N 74.14W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY TRAINED SPOTTER

POWER OUTAGES FOR THE MOUNTAIN LODGE AREA.

0828 PM HEAVY SNOW WASHINGTONVILLE 41.43N 74.16W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY TRAINED SPOTTER

POWER OUTAGES IN PARTS OF WASHINGTONVILLE

0828 PM HEAVY SNOW 3 W OTISVILLE 41.47N 74.59W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY TRAINED SPOTTER

POWER OUTAGES FOR CUDDEBACKVILLE.

1007 PM HEAVY SNOW NEW WINDSOR 41.47N 74.03W
02/25/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY TRAINED SPOTTER

POWER OUTAGES DUE TO SNOW.

1040 PM HEAVY SNOW WASHINGTONVILLE 41.43N 74.16W
02/25/2010 E0.0 INCH ORANGE NY TRAINED SPOTTER

TREE FELL AT CARDINAL DR ALOMST BLOCKING ROADWAY.

1200 AM HEAVY SNOW HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON 40.99N 73.88W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH WESTCHESTER NY PUBLIC

NUMEROUS TREES AND WIRES DOWN ON ROADS AROUND AREA,
INCLUDING HOLLYWOOD DR…JORDAN RD…VILLARD AVE…AND
BROADWAY

0722 AM HEAVY SNOW WALDEN 41.56N 74.19W
02/26/2010 M22.0 INCH ORANGE NY TRAINED SPOTTER

NO POWER, ROOF COLLAPSE OF SHED, CRUSHING PICKUP TRUCK,
MANY TREES DOWN

0757 AM HEAVY SNOW NEW WINDSOR 41.47N 74.03W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY EMERGENCY MNGR

MULTIPLE ROOF COLLAPSES TO RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES DUE TO
HEAVY SNOW ACCUMULATIONS

0757 AM HEAVY SNOW MAYBROOK 41.49N 74.21W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY EMERGENCY MNGR

MULTIPLE ROOF COLLAPSES TO RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES DUE TO
HEAVY SNOW ACCUMULATIONS

0757 AM HEAVY SNOW 2 SW WASHINGTONVILLE 41.41N 74.18W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY EMERGENCY MNGR

1742 STATE ROUTE 17-K, AREA OF BLUE HERON ROAD, CLOSED
DUE TO WIRES DOWN ACROSS ROADWAY.

0904 AM HEAVY SNOW NEWBURGH 41.50N 74.02W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH ORANGE NY NEWSPAPER

INTERSTATE 84 CLOSED IN BOTH DIRECTIONS BETWEEN EXIT 6 AT
NEWBURGH AND EXIT 18 AT LAKE CARMEL DUE TO HEAVY SNOW.

1005 AM HEAVY SNOW SUFFERN 41.11N 74.14W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH ROCKLAND NY PUBLIC

NUMEROUS DOWN TREE LIMBS

1100 AM HEAVY SNOW TENAFLY 40.92N 73.96W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ TRAINED SPOTTER

ROOF COLLAPSE, PEOPLE TRAPPED AT START OF INCIDENT

1230 PM HEAVY SNOW 2 NNE THORNWOOD 41.14N 73.75W
02/26/2010 M21.0 INCH WESTCHESTER NY PUBLIC

NUMEROUS TREES FELL ON POWER LINES CAUSED BY HEAVY SNOW.
ROADS CLOSED ALONG SECTIONS OF ROUTE 117 FROM CHAPPAQUA
TO MOUNT KISCO. SPORADIC OUTAGES.

0100 PM HEAVY SNOW 4 E NORTH TARRYTOWN 41.10N 73.80W
02/26/2010 M16.8 INCH WESTCHESTER NY PUBLIC

MUCH TREE DAMAGE, SOME DOWNED TREES

0204 PM HEAVY SNOW BERKELEY HEIGHTS 40.68N 74.43W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH UNION NJ LAW ENFORCEMENT

A LARGE TREE FELL ON TOP OF A BUILDING AT THE
INTERSECTION OF DIAMOND HILL AND MCMAND AVENUE.

0206 PM HEAVY SNOW LYNDHURST 40.80N 74.11W
02/26/2010 U0.0 INCH BERGEN NJ FIRE DEPT/RESCUE

PARTIAL ROOF COLLAPSE AT 284 VAN BUREN ST DUE TO WEIGHT
OF SNOW ON ROOF.

0344 PM HEAVY SNOW HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON 40.99N 73.88W
02/26/2010 M20.0 INCH WESTCHESTER NY PUBLIC

HEAVY SNOW BROUGHT A TREE DOWN AT 162 VILLARD AVENUE.

&&

$$

PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE ALBANY NY
603 PM EST FRI FEB 26 2010

THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 5 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/ALBANY

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

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

CONNECTICUT

…LITCHFIELD COUNTY…
SHARON 8.0 524 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
CANAAN 2.0 436 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

MASSACHUSETTS

…BERKSHIRE COUNTY…
SAVOY 16.4 503 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
LANESBOROUGH 3.5 446 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

NEW YORK

…ALBANY COUNTY…
POTTER HOLLOW 28.0 520 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
EAST BERNE 20.0 452 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
MEDUSA 5.5 503 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
RAVENA 3.0 432 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

…COLUMBIA COUNTY…
STUYVESANT FALLS 2.0 441 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

…GREENE COUNTY…
MAPLECREST 29.0 425 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
LEXINGTON 26.3 500 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

…HERKIMER COUNTY…
FAIRFIELD 20.0 430 PM 2/26 TRAINED SPOTTER

…RENSSELAER COUNTY…
STEPHENTOWN 3.5 452 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

…SARATOGA COUNTY…
BALLSTON SPA 2.3 453 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
CHARLTON 2.0 424 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

…SCHOHARIE COUNTY…
RICHMONDVILLE 29.0 444 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
JEFFERSON 25.0 501 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
GILBOA 23.0 435 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
SCHOHARIE 20.0 528 PM 2/26 WXNET 6
HUNTERSLAND 16.3 458 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

…ULSTER COUNTY…
SHANDAKEN 24.0 215 PM 2/26 TRAINED SPOTTER
WEST SHOKAN 16.0 240 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

VERMONT

…BENNINGTON COUNTY…
WOODFORD 18.0 529 PM 2/26 WXNET 6

…WINDHAM COUNTY…
EAST DUMMERSTON 3.5 508 PM 2/26 TRAINED SPOTTER

We are in day 2 of, what now looks like, a 6 day storm. Here is video from Wednesday at Attitash New Hampshire, along with snow amounts from part one of this two part storm.

The snow in this image sent to us from Killington Ski Resort in Vermont is the same as the entire mountain ridge from Western Massachusetts up Route 100 to Canada. We have 19″ at Killington and counting.

New Hampshire and Maine are up next. We all get several feet of snow through Sunday February 28, 2010.
See Snocountry.com for latest totals near you.