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000
NOUS41 KCAR 252143
PNSCAR
MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-260943-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
543 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 72
HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION
IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...CWOP
OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS...FACEBOOK FANS...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...
HOULTON 3.07 528 PM 5/25
KNOWLES CORNER 2.54 528 PM 5/25
PRESQUE ISLE 2.24 519 PM 5/25
SOLDIER POND 5 NW 2.11 503 PM 5/25
CLAYTON LAKE 2.00 508 PM 5/25
EAGLE LAKE 1.98 509 PM 5/25
FOX BROOK 1.91 509 PM 5/25
LILLE 5 SSE 1.78 542 PM 5/25
FRENCHVILLE 1.76 511 PM 5/25
CONNOR 1.69 512 PM 5/25
CARIBOU 1.65 513 PM 5/25
OXBOW 1.63 516 PM 5/25
FORT KENT 1 SW 1.59 510 PM 5/25
ASHLAND 2 SSE 1.53 509 PM 5/25 0.78 24 HR TOTAL
LORING 1.51 520 PM 5/25
LILLE 1.43 512 PM 5/25
CARIBOU 1 N 1.40 239 PM 5/25
DICKEY 1.32 508 PM 5/25
LIMESTONE 1.29 330 PM 5/25
ESTCOURT 1.28 507 PM 5/25
NINE-MILE BRIDGE 1 S 1.10 507 PM 5/25
...HANCOCK COUNTY...
BAR HARBOR 3 WSW 2.82 540 PM 5/25
HANCOCK 1.92 539 PM 5/25
...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...
PATTEN 3 NW 2.20 528 PM 5/25
PATTEN 1.94 302 PM 5/25
DIXMONT 1.93 539 PM 5/25
BANGOR 1.61 538 PM 5/25
BANGOR 2 W 1.53 242 PM 5/25
OLD TOWN 1.48 538 PM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1.29 529 PM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1 SE 1.24 335 PM 5/25
...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...
KOKADJO 2.87 305 PM 5/25
GREENVILLE 2.59 534 PM 5/25
KINGBURY 2 SSE 2.27 509 PM 5/25 1.46 24HR TOTAL
SHIRLEY 2.17 535 PM 5/25
RIPOGENUS 2.15 527 PM 5/25
BLANCHARD 2.09 535 PM 5/25
ABBOT VILLAGE 2.03 537 PM 5/25
KINGSBURY 1.91 537 PM 5/25
BLANCHARD 1.90 310 PM 5/25
SANGERVILLE 2 ENE 1.70 537 PM 5/25
SMITH BROOK 1.69 526 PM 5/25
DOVER-FOXCROFT 1.52 310 PM 5/25
...SOMERSET COUNTY...
SAINT ZACHARIE 2.24 524 PM 5/25
TURNER BROOK 2.09 525 PM 5/25
...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
MOOSEHORN NWR 3.34 532 PM 5/25
CENTERVILLE 4 SSE 3.15 534 PM 5/25
EASTPORT 2.86 533 PM 5/25
VANCEBORO 2.48 531 PM 5/25
PRINCETON 2.29 531 PM 5/25
DANFORTH 2.27 529 PM 5/25
VANCEBORO 2.13 300 PM 5/25
$$
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000
NOUS41 KCAR 252141
PNSCAR
MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-260941-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
541 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 72
HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION
IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...CWOP
OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS...FACEBOOK FANS...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...
HOULTON 3.07 528 PM 5/25
KNOWLES CORNER 2.54 528 PM 5/25
PRESQUE ISLE 2.24 519 PM 5/25
SOLDIER POND 5 NW 2.11 503 PM 5/25
CLAYTON LAKE 2.00 508 PM 5/25
EAGLE LAKE 1.98 509 PM 5/25
FOX BROOK 1.91 509 PM 5/25
FRENCHVILLE 1.76 511 PM 5/25
CONNOR 1.69 512 PM 5/25
CARIBOU 1.65 513 PM 5/25
OXBOW 1.63 516 PM 5/25
FORT KENT 1 SW 1.59 510 PM 5/25
ASHLAND 2 SSE 1.53 509 PM 5/25 0.78 24 HR TOTAL
LORING 1.51 520 PM 5/25
LILLE 1.43 512 PM 5/25
CARIBOU 1 N 1.40 239 PM 5/25
DICKEY 1.32 508 PM 5/25
LIMESTONE 1.29 330 PM 5/25
ESTCOURT 1.28 507 PM 5/25
NINE-MILE BRIDGE 1 S 1.10 507 PM 5/25
...HANCOCK COUNTY...
BAR HARBOR 3 WSW 2.82 540 PM 5/25
HANCOCK 1.92 539 PM 5/25
...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...
PATTEN 3 NW 2.20 528 PM 5/25
PATTEN 1.94 302 PM 5/25
DIXMONT 1.93 539 PM 5/25
BANGOR 1.61 538 PM 5/25
BANGOR 2 W 1.53 242 PM 5/25
OLD TOWN 1.48 538 PM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1.29 529 PM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1 SE 1.24 335 PM 5/25
...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...
KOKADJO 2.87 305 PM 5/25
GREENVILLE 2.59 534 PM 5/25
KINGBURY 2 SSE 2.27 509 PM 5/25 1.46 24HR TOTAL
SHIRLEY 2.17 535 PM 5/25
RIPOGENUS 2.15 527 PM 5/25
BLANCHARD 2.09 535 PM 5/25
ABBOT VILLAGE 2.03 537 PM 5/25
KINGSBURY 1.91 537 PM 5/25
BLANCHARD 1.90 310 PM 5/25
SANGERVILLE 2 ENE 1.70 537 PM 5/25
SMITH BROOK 1.69 526 PM 5/25
DOVER-FOXCROFT 1.52 310 PM 5/25
...SOMERSET COUNTY...
SAINT ZACHARIE 2.24 524 PM 5/25
TURNER BROOK 2.09 525 PM 5/25
...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
MOOSEHORN NWR 3.34 532 PM 5/25
CENTERVILLE 4 SSE 3.15 534 PM 5/25
EASTPORT 2.86 533 PM 5/25
VANCEBORO 2.48 531 PM 5/25
PRINCETON 2.29 531 PM 5/25
DANFORTH 2.27 529 PM 5/25
VANCEBORO 2.13 300 PM 5/25
$$
WALLINGFORD
000
NOUS41 KCAR 252141
PNSCAR
MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-260941-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
541 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
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...CWOP
OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS...FACEBOOK FANS...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...
HOULTON 3.07 528 PM 5/25
KNOWLES CORNER 2.54 528 PM 5/25
PRESQUE ISLE 2.24 519 PM 5/25
SOLDIER POND 5 NW 2.11 503 PM 5/25
CLAYTON LAKE 2.00 508 PM 5/25
EAGLE LAKE 1.98 509 PM 5/25
FOX BROOK 1.91 509 PM 5/25
FRENCHVILLE 1.76 511 PM 5/25
CONNOR 1.69 512 PM 5/25
CARIBOU 1.65 513 PM 5/25
OXBOW 1.63 516 PM 5/25
FORT KENT 1 SW 1.59 510 PM 5/25
ASHLAND 2 SSE 1.53 509 PM 5/25 0.78 24 HR TOTAL
LORING 1.51 520 PM 5/25
LILLE 1.43 512 PM 5/25
CARIBOU 1 N 1.40 239 PM 5/25
DICKEY 1.32 508 PM 5/25
LIMESTONE 1.29 330 PM 5/25
ESTCOURT 1.28 507 PM 5/25
NINE-MILE BRIDGE 1 S 1.10 507 PM 5/25
...HANCOCK COUNTY...
BAR HARBOR 3 WSW 2.82 540 PM 5/25
HANCOCK 1.92 539 PM 5/25
...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...
PATTEN 3 NW 2.20 528 PM 5/25
PATTEN 1.94 302 PM 5/25
DIXMONT 1.93 539 PM 5/25
BANGOR 1.61 538 PM 5/25
BANGOR 2 W 1.53 242 PM 5/25
OLD TOWN 1.48 538 PM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1.29 529 PM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1 SE 1.24 335 PM 5/25
...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...
KOKADJO 2.87 305 PM 5/25
GREENVILLE 2.59 534 PM 5/25
KINGBURY 2 SSE 2.27 509 PM 5/25 1.46 24HR TOTAL
SHIRLEY 2.17 535 PM 5/25
RIPOGENUS 2.15 527 PM 5/25
BLANCHARD 2.09 535 PM 5/25
ABBOT VILLAGE 2.03 537 PM 5/25
KINGSBURY 1.91 537 PM 5/25
BLANCHARD 1.90 310 PM 5/25
SANGERVILLE 2 ENE 1.70 537 PM 5/25
SMITH BROOK 1.69 526 PM 5/25
DOVER-FOXCROFT 1.52 310 PM 5/25
...SOMERSET COUNTY...
SAINT ZACHARIE 2.24 524 PM 5/25
TURNER BROOK 2.09 525 PM 5/25
...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
MOOSEHORN NWR 3.34 532 PM 5/25
CENTERVILLE 4 SSE 3.15 534 PM 5/25
EASTPORT 2.86 533 PM 5/25
VANCEBORO 2.48 531 PM 5/25
PRINCETON 2.29 531 PM 5/25
DANFORTH 2.27 529 PM 5/25
VANCEBORO 2.13 300 PM 5/25
$$
WALLINGFORD
000
NOUS41 KCAR 251938
PNSCAR
MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-260738-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
338 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 24
HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION
IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...CWOP
OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS...FACEBOOK FANS...AND MEDIA FOR THESE
REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT
WEATHER.GOV/CARIBOU
********************STORM TOTAL RAINFALL********************
LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS
RAINFALL OF
/INCHES/ MEASUREMENT
MAINE
...ANZ052...
BLUE HILL 4 SE 0.30 813 AM 5/25 12 HOUR TOTAL
...AROOSTOOK COUNTY...
HOULTON 2.56 315 PM 5/25
KNOWLES CORNER 2.24 315 PM 5/25
LILLE 1.79 200 PM 5/25 24HR 1.16
EAGLE LAKE 1.68 315 PM 5/25
CLAYTON LAKE 1.53 556 AM 5/25
ISLAND FALLS 1.52 745 AM 5/25
PRESQUE ISLE 1.51 1139 AM 5/25 48 HOUR TOTAL
FRENCHVILLE 1.50 330 PM 5/25
FORT KENT 1 SW 1.42 336 PM 5/25
CARIBOU 1 N 1.40 239 PM 5/25
OXBOW 1.30 330 PM 5/25
LIMESTONE 1.29 330 PM 5/25
...HANCOCK COUNTY...
WALTHAM 1 NNE 0.75 758 AM 5/25 24 HOUR TOTAL
...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...
PATTEN 1.94 302 PM 5/25
DIXMONT 1.62 305 PM 5/25
BANGOR 2 W 1.53 242 PM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1 SE 1.24 335 PM 5/25
...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...
KOKADJO 2.87 305 PM 5/25
GREENVILLE 2.40 310 PM 5/25
RIPOGENUS 2.07 305 PM 5/25
SHIRLEY 2.03 310 PM 5/25
BLANCHARD 1.90 310 PM 5/25
DOVER-FOXCROFT 1.52 310 PM 5/25
KINGBURY 2 SSE 0.82 1136 AM 5/25 24 HOUR TOTAL
...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
WHITING 4.11 1120 AM 5/25 TWO DAY TOTAL
MOOSEHORN NWR 3.13 250 PM 5/25
CENTERVILLE 4 SSE 2.95 249 PM 5/25
EASTPORT 2.57 249 PM 5/25
VANCEBORO 2.13 300 PM 5/25
DANFORTH 2.03 253 PM 5/25
$$
PF
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000
SXUS41 KGYX 251931
RECGYX
RECREATION REPORT FOR NEW HAMPSHIRE AND WESTERN MAINE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
331 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
MEZ007>009-NHZ002>004-260545-
ELEVATIONS FROM 2500 TO 4000 FEET IN NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE
WESTERN MAINE MOUNTAINS-
331 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...RECREATION FORECAST FOR ELEVATIONS BETWEEN 2500 AND 4000 FEET IN
NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND THE WESTERN MAINE MOUNTAINS...
.TONIGHT...TERRAIN OBSCURED. RAIN AND SLEET OR SNOW. LOWS IN THE
LOWER 30S. NORTH WINDS 15 TO 25 MPH WITH GUSTS UP TO 35 MPH. CHANCE
OF PRECIPITATION 90 PERCENT. WIND CHILL VALUES AS LOW AS 13.
.SUNDAY...TERRAIN OBSCURED. RAIN...SLEET OR SNOW IN THE MORNING.
RAIN TAPERING OFF IN THE AFTERNOON. TOTAL SNOW ACCUMULATION UP TO
2 INCHES POSSIBLE. HIGHS AROUND 40. NORTH WINDS AROUND 25 MPH
BECOMING NORTHWEST AROUND 35 MPH IN THE AFTERNOON. CHANCE OF
PRECIPITATION 90 PERCENT. WIND CHILL VALUES AS LOW AS 14.
$$
MEZ007>009-NHZ002>004-260545-
SUMMITS ABOVE 4000 FEET IN NORTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE AND WESTERN MAINE-
331 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...RECREATION FORECAST FOR SUMMITS ABOVE 4000 FEET IN NORTHERN
NEW HAMPSHIRE AND WESTERN MAINE...
.TONIGHT...SUMMITS OBSCURED. SLEET OR SNOW...WITH SOME RAIN THIS
EVENING. LOWS IN THE MID TO UPPER 20S. NORTHEAST WINDS 15 TO 25
MPH...EXCEPT NORTHEAST 30 TO 40 MPH AT ELEVATIONS ABOVE 5000 FEET.
CHANCE OF PRECIPITATION 90 PERCENT. WIND CHILL VALUES AS LOW AS 6
ABOVE.
.SUNDAY...SUMMITS OBSCURED. SNOW OR SLEET WITH RAIN LIKELY IN THE
MORNING...THEN A CHANCE OF RAIN OR SNOW IN THE AFTERNOON. TOTAL
SNOW ACCUMULATION OF 2 TO 4 INCHES POSSIBLE. HIGHS IN THE UPPER
30S...EXCEPT AROUND 30 AT ELEVATIONS ABOVE 5000 FEET. NORTH WINDS
AROUND 30 MPH BECOMING NORTHWEST AROUND 40 MPH IN THE AFTERNOON.
AT ELEVATIONS ABOVE 5000 FEET...NORTH WINDS AROUND 40 MPH BECOMING
NORTHWEST AND INCREASING TO AROUND 55 MPH IN THE AFTERNOON. CHANCE
OF PRECIPITATION 80 PERCENT. WIND CHILL VALUES AS LOW AS 6 ABOVE.
$$
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000
SXUS41 KCAR 251926
RECCAR
RECREATION FORECAST FOR NORTHERN AND EASTERN MAINE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
326 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
MEZ004-260930-
KATAHDIN-
326 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...TOP OF MOUNT KATAHDIN (5268`)...
.TONIGHT...SUMMIT OBSCURED THIS EVENING...THEN SUMMIT IN AND OUT OF
CLOUDS. PATCHY FOG. RAIN. SNOW AFTER MIDNIGHT. PRECIPITATION MAY
BE HEAVY AT TIMES. LOWS AROUND 30. EAST WINDS 25 TO 35 MPH
BECOMING SOUTHEAST 15 TO 20 MPH AFTER MIDNIGHT. CHANCE OF
PRECIPITATION NEAR 100 PERCENT. WIND CHILL VALUES AROUND 20.
.SUNDAY...SUMMIT OBSCURED. PATCHY FOG IN THE MORNING. PATCHY FOG IN
THE AFTERNOON. SNOW IN THE MORNING. RAIN. PRECIPITATION MAY BE
HEAVY AT TIMES IN THE MORNING. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 40S. EAST WINDS
UP TO 10 MPH IN THE MORNING BECOMING LIGHT AND VARIABLE. CHANCE OF
PRECIPITATION 90 PERCENT.
$$
MEZ029-260930-
CADILLAC-
326 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...TOP OF CADILLAC MOUNTAIN (1532`)...
.TONIGHT...SUMMIT OBSCURED. PATCHY FOG. RAIN LIKELY THIS EVENING.
RAIN LIKELY AFTER MIDNIGHT. RAIN MAY BE HEAVY AT TIMES THIS EVENING.
LOWS IN THE LOWER 40S. EAST WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH. CHANCE OF RAIN
70 PERCENT.
.SUNDAY...SUMMIT OBSCURED. PATCHY FOG IN THE MORNING. PATCHY FOG IN
THE AFTERNOON. A CHANCE OF RAIN. HIGHS IN THE LOWER 50S. SOUTHEAST
WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH SHIFTING TO THE SOUTHWEST IN THE AFTERNOON.
CHANCE OF RAIN 50 PERCENT.
$$
MEZ010-260930-
MOOSEHEAD-
326 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...MOOSEHEAD LAKE...
.TONIGHT...CLOUDY. PATCHY FOG THIS EVENING. PATCHY FOG AFTER
MIDNIGHT. RAIN. RAIN MAY BE HEAVY AT TIMES. LOWS IN THE UPPER 30S.
NORTHEAST WINDS 15 TO 20 MPH. WAVES 2 TO 3 FEET. CHANCE OF RAIN NEAR
100 PERCENT.
.SUNDAY...CLOUDY. PATCHY FOG. RAIN...MAINLY IN THE MORNING. RAIN MAY
BE HEAVY AT TIMES IN THE MORNING. HIGHS IN THE UPPER 40S. NORTH
WINDS 10 TO 15 MPH. WAVES AROUND 2 FEET. CHANCE OF RAIN 90 PERCENT.
$$
CB
000
NOUS41 KCAR 251843
PNSCAR
MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-260643-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
243 PM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 24
HOURS FOR THE STORM THAT HAS BEEN AFFECTING OUR REGION. APPRECIATION
IS EXTENDED TO HIGHWAY DEPARTMENTS...COOPERATIVE OBSERVERS...CWOP
OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS...FACEBOOK FANS...AND MEDIA FOR THESE
REPORTS. THIS SUMMARY IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON OUR HOME PAGE AT
WEATHER.GOV/CARIBOU
********************STORM TOTAL RAINFALL********************
LOCATION STORM TOTAL TIME/DATE COMMENTS
RAINFALL OF
/INCHES/ MEASUREMENT
MAINE
...ANZ052...
BLUE HILL 4 SE 0.30 813 AM 5/25 12 HOUR TOTAL
...AROOSTOOK COUNTY...
HOULTON 1.94 547 AM 5/25
KNOWLES CORNER 1.89 545 AM 5/25
LILLE 1.79 200 PM 5/25 24HR 1.16
CLAYTON LAKE 1.53 556 AM 5/25
ISLAND FALLS 1.52 745 AM 5/25
PRESQUE ISLE 1.51 1139 AM 5/25 48 HOUR TOTAL
EAGLE LAKE 1.44 545 AM 5/25
CARIBOU 1 N 1.40 239 PM 5/25
FRENCHVILLE 1.29 546 AM 5/25
LIMESTONE 1.03 555 AM 5/25
OXBOW 0.95 554 AM 5/25
...HANCOCK COUNTY...
WALTHAM 1 NNE 0.75 758 AM 5/25 24 HOUR TOTAL
...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...
BANGOR 2 W 1.53 242 PM 5/25
PATTEN 1.51 544 AM 5/25
DIXMONT 1.36 550 AM 5/25
BANGOR 1.11 550 AM 5/25
...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...
KOKADJO 2.23 548 AM 5/25
RIPOGENUS 1.79 542 AM 5/25
GREENVILLE 1.71 548 AM 5/25
SHIRLEY 1.61 549 AM 5/25
BLANCHARD 1.50 549 AM 5/25
DOVER-FOXCROFT 1.26 553 AM 5/25
KINGBURY 2 SSE 0.82 1136 AM 5/25 24 HOUR TOTAL
...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
WHITING 4.11 1120 AM 5/25 TWO DAY TOTAL
MOOSEHORN NWR 1.84 552 AM 5/25
VANCEBORO 1.52 553 AM 5/25
DANFORTH 1.33 551 AM 5/25
$$
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000
NOUS41 KGYX 251541
PNSGYX
MEZ007>009-012>014-018>028-NHZ001>010-013-014-180235--260341-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
1141 AM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 32
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...
3 NNE AUBURN 1.79 700 AM 5/25
1 NNE AUBURN 1.58 600 AM 5/25
1 NW LEWISTON 1.40 800 AM 5/25
1 E LIVERMORE FALLS 1.02 932 AM 5/25
TURNER 1.00 740 AM 5/25
...CUMBERLAND COUNTY...
6 WNW PORTLAND 1.65 700 AM 5/25
NNW WEST FALMOUTH 1.64 700 AM 5/25
GORHAM 1.62 756 AM 5/25
5 NW PORTLAND 1.54 700 AM 5/25
3 N WESTBROOK 1.53 530 AM 5/25
1 SSE GORHAM 1.50 530 AM 5/25
2 ENE GRAY 1.37 700 AM 5/25
5 NNW GORHAM 1.31 700 AM 5/25
WINDHAM 2 NW 1.24 711 AM 5/25
4 NW WINDHAM 1.24 700 AM 5/25
3 SE NEW GLOUCESTER 1.15 700 AM 5/25
NORTH SEBAGO 1.12 932 AM 5/25
3 NE NAPLES 1.04 800 AM 5/25
3 NW BRIDGTON 0.96 700 AM 5/25
...FRANKLIN COUNTY...
1 WNW TEMPLE 2.31 600 AM 5/25
PHILLIPS 1.89 745 AM 5/25
2 NW NEW SHARON 1.28 700 AM 5/25
...KENNEBEC COUNTY...
3 SSE WAYNE 1.83 630 AM 5/25
3 SW MOUNT VERNON 1.46 700 AM 5/25
1 SSE WINSLOW 1.26 700 AM 5/25
2 SW AUGUSTA 1.07 700 AM 5/25
...KNOX COUNTY...
2 NNE UNION 1.98 700 AM 5/25
...LINCOLN COUNTY...
WESTPORT ISLAND 1.56 906 AM 5/25
2 SW NEWCASTLE 1.55 700 AM 5/25
3 NE WESTPORT ISLAND 1.36 800 AM 5/25
...OXFORD COUNTY...
6 SSE BETHEL 2.14 705 AM 5/25
2 SSW BETHEL 2.10 845 AM 5/25
ANDOVER 1.44 635 AM 5/25
2 NE OXFORD 0.87 700 AM 5/25
...SAGADAHOC COUNTY...
1 WSW BATH 1.60 700 AM 5/25
4 SSW BATH 1.53 700 AM 5/25
5 S PHIPPSBURG 1.34 750 AM 5/25
...SOMERSET COUNTY...
MOOSEHEAD 2.62 745 AM 5/25
LONG FALLS DAM 2.60 715 AM 5/25
12 N NEW PORTLAND 2.12 700 AM 5/25
BRASSUA DAM 1.79 740 AM 5/25
4 ESE SOLON 1.29 700 AM 5/25
WSW NORTH NEW PORTLA 1.22 700 AM 5/25
4 S SOLON 1.11 700 AM 5/25
NORTH ANSON 0.75 730 AM 5/25
...WALDO COUNTY...
3 SSE BELMONT 1.86 700 AM 5/25
3 S MONROE 1.37 715 AM 5/25
4 WNW SEARSMONT 1.31 700 AM 5/25
...YORK COUNTY...
4 NE SOUTH BERWICK 2.15 730 AM 5/25
6 W WELLS 2.15 730 AM 5/25
4 SW WELLS 1.63 700 AM 5/25
CAPE NEDDICK 1.63 932 AM 5/25
5 N YORK 1.63 915 AM 5/25
5 NW HOLLIS CENTER 1.33 800 AM 5/25
HOLLIS 1.33 836 AM 5/25
2 NE WELLS 1.30 700 AM 5/25
2 NNE BIDDEFORD 1.06 700 AM 5/25
3 NW ACTON 0.99 500 AM 5/25
4 NE PARSONSFIELD 0.58 550 AM 5/25
NEW HAMPSHIRE
...BELKNAP COUNTY...
3 NE TILTON NORTHFIE 1.31 700 AM 5/25
3 SSW MEREDITH 1.29 645 AM 5/25
5 NE NEW HAMPTON 1.24 700 AM 5/25
8 E LACONIA 1.17 730 AM 5/25
2 SW BELMONT 1.11 700 AM 5/25
LACONIA 1.11 520 AM 5/25
...CARROLL COUNTY...
5 E CENTER SANDWICH 1.62 700 AM 5/25
TAMWORTH 4 1.47 846 AM 5/25
NNW TAMWORTH 1.47 700 AM 5/25
2 SE MADISON 1.35 700 AM 5/25
1 WSW BROOKFIELD 1.24 700 AM 5/25
1 SW WOLFEBORO 1.12 700 AM 5/25
1 S TUFTONBORO 1.04 700 AM 5/25
NORTH CONWAY 0.83 725 AM 5/25
1 SSW NORTH CONWAY 0.80 700 AM 5/25
1 SE EAST WAKEFIELD 0.72 635 AM 5/25
...COOS COUNTY...
COLEBROOK 2.91 725 AM 5/25
4 NW DUMMER 1.49 800 AM 5/25
BERLIN 0.72 711 AM 5/25
...GRAFTON COUNTY...
BATH 3 1.99 846 AM 5/25
NORTH HAVERHILL 1.96 725 AM 5/25
SSE BRISTOL 1.34 830 AM 5/25
1 SSW ORFORD 1.19 700 AM 5/25
1 N PLYMOUTH 0.90 700 AM 5/25
2 NNE PLYMOUTH 0.85 800 AM 5/25
...MERRIMACK COUNTY...
SSW PITTSFIELD 1.52 800 AM 5/25
3 SSW CHICHESTER 1.39 400 AM 5/25
2 ESE DANBURY 1.31 800 AM 5/25
2 SSE BOSCAWEN 1.21 742 AM 5/25
2 SE BOSCAWEN 1.20 700 AM 5/25
1 SSW CHICHESTER 1.16 500 AM 5/25
N DUNBARTON 1.10 700 AM 5/25
2 NW BOW 1.07 710 AM 5/25
4 SSE CONCORD 1.06 840 AM 5/25
4 SE NEWBURY 0.86 719 AM 5/25
3 SSE SOUTH SUTTON 0.78 700 AM 5/25
2 NW NEWBURY 0.78 700 AM 5/25
...ROCKINGHAM COUNTY...
EPPING 2.20 851 AM 5/25
4 WNW NORTHWOOD 1.70 800 AM 5/25
2 WSW NORTHWOOD 1.67 630 AM 5/25
2 ESE STRATHAM 1.19 815 AM 5/25
2 E EXETER 1.17 700 AM 5/25
1 N PORTSMOUTH 1.11 800 AM 5/25
2 NE PORTSMOUTH 1.09 700 AM 5/25
...STRAFFORD COUNTY...
1 NW ROCHESTER 1.28 700 AM 5/25
3 NW MILTON 1.16 730 AM 5/25
...SULLIVAN COUNTY...
2 N SUNAPEE 0.94 800 AM 5/25
$$
MC
000
NOUS41 KGYX 251516
PNSGYX
MEZ007>009-012>014-018>028-NHZ001>010-013-014-180235--260316-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
1116 AM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
THE FOLLOWING ARE UNOFFICIAL OBSERVATIONS TAKEN DURING THE PAST 48
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...
3 NNE AUBURN 1.79 700 AM 5/25
1 NNE AUBURN 1.58 600 AM 5/25
1 NW LEWISTON 1.40 800 AM 5/25
1 E LIVERMORE FALLS 1.02 932 AM 5/25
TURNER 1.00 740 AM 5/25
...CUMBERLAND COUNTY...
6 WNW PORTLAND 1.65 700 AM 5/25
NNW WEST FALMOUTH 1.64 700 AM 5/25
GORHAM 1.62 756 AM 5/25
5 NW PORTLAND 1.54 700 AM 5/25
3 N WESTBROOK 1.53 530 AM 5/25
1 SSE GORHAM 1.50 530 AM 5/25
2 ENE GRAY 1.37 700 AM 5/25
WINDHAM 2 NW 1.24 711 AM 5/25
4 NW WINDHAM 1.24 700 AM 5/25
3 NE NAPLES 1.04 800 AM 5/25
3 NW BRIDGTON 0.96 700 AM 5/25
5 NNW GORHAM 0.72 700 AM 5/25
NORTH SEBAGO 0.66 932 AM 5/25
1 WSW GORHAM 0.63 700 AM 5/25
1 SSW CUMBERLAND CEN 0.56 600 AM 5/25
3 SE NEW GLOUCESTER 0.54 700 AM 5/25
S FREEPORT 0.27 730 AM 5/25
...FRANKLIN COUNTY...
1 WNW TEMPLE 2.31 600 AM 5/25
PHILLIPS 1.89 745 AM 5/25
2 NW NEW SHARON 1.28 700 AM 5/25
...KENNEBEC COUNTY...
3 SSE WAYNE 1.83 630 AM 5/25
3 SW MOUNT VERNON 1.46 700 AM 5/25
1 SSE WINSLOW 1.26 700 AM 5/25
2 SW AUGUSTA 1.07 700 AM 5/25
...KNOX COUNTY...
2 NNE UNION 1.98 700 AM 5/25
...LINCOLN COUNTY...
WESTPORT ISLAND 1.56 906 AM 5/25
2 SW NEWCASTLE 1.55 700 AM 5/25
3 NE WESTPORT ISLAND 1.36 800 AM 5/25
...OXFORD COUNTY...
6 SSE BETHEL 2.14 705 AM 5/25
2 SSW BETHEL 2.10 845 AM 5/25
ANDOVER 1.44 635 AM 5/25
2 NE OXFORD 0.87 700 AM 5/25
...SAGADAHOC COUNTY...
1 WSW BATH 1.60 700 AM 5/25
4 SSW BATH 1.53 700 AM 5/25
5 S PHIPPSBURG 1.34 750 AM 5/25
...SOMERSET COUNTY...
MOOSEHEAD 2.62 745 AM 5/25
LONG FALLS DAM 2.60 715 AM 5/25
12 N NEW PORTLAND 2.12 700 AM 5/25
BRASSUA DAM 1.79 740 AM 5/25
4 ESE SOLON 1.29 700 AM 5/25
WSW NORTH NEW PORTLA 1.22 700 AM 5/25
4 S SOLON 1.11 700 AM 5/25
NORTH ANSON 0.75 730 AM 5/25
...WALDO COUNTY...
3 SSE BELMONT 1.86 700 AM 5/25
3 S MONROE 1.37 715 AM 5/25
4 WNW SEARSMONT 1.31 700 AM 5/25
...YORK COUNTY...
4 NE SOUTH BERWICK 2.15 730 AM 5/25
6 W WELLS 2.15 730 AM 5/25
4 SW WELLS 1.63 700 AM 5/25
CAPE NEDDICK 1.63 932 AM 5/25
5 N YORK 1.63 915 AM 5/25
5 NW HOLLIS CENTER 1.33 800 AM 5/25
HOLLIS 1.33 836 AM 5/25
2 NE WELLS 1.30 700 AM 5/25
2 NNE BIDDEFORD 1.06 700 AM 5/25
3 NW ACTON 0.99 500 AM 5/25
3 NNW SACO 0.84 816 AM 5/25
4 NE PARSONSFIELD 0.58 550 AM 5/25
NEW HAMPSHIRE
...BELKNAP COUNTY...
3 NE TILTON NORTHFIE 1.31 700 AM 5/25
3 SSW MEREDITH 1.29 645 AM 5/25
5 NE NEW HAMPTON 1.24 700 AM 5/25
8 E LACONIA 1.17 730 AM 5/25
2 SW BELMONT 1.11 700 AM 5/25
LACONIA 1.11 520 AM 5/25
LAKEPORT 2 0.59 906 AM 5/25
...CARROLL COUNTY...
5 E CENTER SANDWICH 1.62 700 AM 5/25
TAMWORTH 4 1.47 846 AM 5/25
NNW TAMWORTH 1.47 700 AM 5/25
2 SE MADISON 1.35 700 AM 5/25
1 WSW BROOKFIELD 1.24 700 AM 5/25
1 SW WOLFEBORO 1.12 700 AM 5/25
1 S TUFTONBORO 1.04 700 AM 5/25
NORTH CONWAY 0.83 725 AM 5/25
1 SSW NORTH CONWAY 0.80 700 AM 5/25
1 SE EAST WAKEFIELD 0.72 635 AM 5/25
...COOS COUNTY...
COLEBROOK 2.91 725 AM 5/25
4 NW DUMMER 1.49 800 AM 5/25
BERLIN 0.72 711 AM 5/25
...GRAFTON COUNTY...
BATH 3 1.99 846 AM 5/25
NORTH HAVERHILL 1.96 725 AM 5/25
SSE BRISTOL 1.34 830 AM 5/25
1 SSW ORFORD 1.19 700 AM 5/25
1 N PLYMOUTH 0.90 700 AM 5/25
2 NNE PLYMOUTH 0.85 800 AM 5/25
...MERRIMACK COUNTY...
SSW PITTSFIELD 1.52 800 AM 5/25
3 SSW CHICHESTER 1.39 400 AM 5/25
2 ESE DANBURY 1.31 800 AM 5/25
2 SSE BOSCAWEN 1.21 742 AM 5/25
2 SE BOSCAWEN 1.20 700 AM 5/25
1 SSW CHICHESTER 1.16 500 AM 5/25
N DUNBARTON 1.10 700 AM 5/25
2 NW BOW 1.07 710 AM 5/25
4 SSE CONCORD 1.06 840 AM 5/25
4 SE NEWBURY 0.86 719 AM 5/25
3 SSE SOUTH SUTTON 0.78 700 AM 5/25
2 NW NEWBURY 0.78 700 AM 5/25
...ROCKINGHAM COUNTY...
EPPING 2.20 851 AM 5/25
4 WNW NORTHWOOD 1.70 800 AM 5/25
2 WSW NORTHWOOD 1.67 630 AM 5/25
2 ESE STRATHAM 1.19 815 AM 5/25
2 E EXETER 1.17 700 AM 5/25
1 N PORTSMOUTH 1.11 800 AM 5/25
2 NE PORTSMOUTH 1.09 700 AM 5/25
WEST HAMPSTEAD 0.51 811 AM 5/25
...STRAFFORD COUNTY...
3 NW MILTON 1.16 730 AM 5/25
1 NW ROCHESTER 0.48 700 AM 5/25
...SULLIVAN COUNTY...
2 N SUNAPEE 0.94 800 AM 5/25
$$
MC
000
NOUS41 KCAR 251246
PNSCAR
MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-260046-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
846 AM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
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...CWOP
OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS...FACEBOOK FANS...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
...ANZ050...
JONESBORO 4 SSE 1.96 1017 PM 5/24
...ANZ052...
BLUE HILL 4 SE 0.30 813 AM 5/25 12 HOUR TOTAL
...AROOSTOOK COUNTY...
HOULTON 1.94 547 AM 5/25
KNOWLES CORNER 1.89 545 AM 5/25
ESTCOURT 1.68 1001 PM 5/24
HOULTON 1.54 420 PM 5/24
CLAYTON LAKE 1.53 556 AM 5/25
ISLAND FALLS 1.52 745 AM 5/25
CLAYTON LAKE 1.44 415 PM 5/24
EAGLE LAKE 1.44 545 AM 5/25
LILLE 1.38 524 PM 5/24 24HR 1.16
FRENCHVILLE 1.29 546 AM 5/25
EAGLE LAKE 1.26 417 PM 5/24
FOX BROOK 1.22 1003 PM 5/24
CONNOR 1.22 415 PM 5/24
FORT KENT 1 SW 1.16 419 PM 5/24
LILLE 5 SSE 1.12 411 PM 5/24
ASHLAND 2 SSE 1.10 701 PM 5/24 0.38 SINCE 8AM
SAINT AGATHA 3 N 1.08 420 PM 5/24
LIMESTONE 1.03 555 AM 5/25
DICKEY 1.02 1002 PM 5/24
PRESQUE ISLE 1 WNW 1.02 432 PM 5/24
OXBOW 0.99 1004 PM 5/24
LORING 0.98 1005 PM 5/24
CARIBOU 0.91 1006 PM 5/24
NINE-MILE BRIDGE 0.90 1000 PM 5/24
NINE-MILE BRIDGE 1 S 0.80 424 PM 5/24
LILLE 0.79 423 PM 5/24
CARIBOU 1 NNW 0.75 414 PM 5/24
VAN BUREN 1 NNW 0.66 722 AM 5/24
ALLAGASH 0.56 1002 PM 5/24
...HANCOCK COUNTY...
BAR HARBOR 3 WSW 2.17 1018 PM 5/24
BLUE HILL 4 SSE 1.33 447 PM 5/24
TRENTON 1 NNE 1.06 414 PM 5/24
WALTHAM 1 NNE 0.75 758 AM 5/25 24 HOUR TOTAL
...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...
MOOSEHORN CROSSING 1.69 1016 PM 5/24
PATTEN 1.51 544 AM 5/25
PATTEN 3 NW 1.38 1007 PM 5/24
DIXMONT 1.36 550 AM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1.25 1007 PM 5/24
SUNKHAZE NWR 1.21 1015 PM 5/24
BANGOR 1.13 1012 PM 5/24
MILLINOCKET 1 SE 1.02 424 PM 5/24
OLD TOWN 1.01 1014 PM 5/24
STETSON 5 ENE 0.72 753 AM 5/24
BANGOR 2 W 0.67 414 PM 5/24
...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...
KOKADJO 2.23 548 AM 5/25
RIPOGENUS 1.79 542 AM 5/25
GREENVILLE 1.71 548 AM 5/25
SHIRLEY 1.61 549 AM 5/25
BLANCHARD 1.50 549 AM 5/25
GREENVILLE 2 E 1.41 420 PM 5/24
BLANCHARD 1.35 1011 PM 5/24
DOVER-FOXCROFT 1.26 553 AM 5/25
SEBEC 1.20 759 PM 5/24
ABBOT VILLAGE 1.17 1011 PM 5/24
SANGERVILLE 2 ENE 1.09 1012 PM 5/24
SMITH BROOK 1.02 1009 PM 5/24
KINGBURY 0.81 422 PM 5/24
SANGERVILLE 4 E 0.68 418 PM 5/24
...SOMERSET COUNTY...
SAINT ZACHARIE 1.70 958 PM 5/24
TURNER BROOK 1.27 959 PM 5/24
...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
WHITING 3.83 840 AM 5/25
EAST MACHIAS 4 E 2.31 612 PM 5/24
MOOSEHORN NWR 1.84 552 AM 5/25
EASTPORT 1.68 1017 PM 5/24
VANCEBORO 1.52 553 AM 5/25
CENTERVILLE 4 SSE 1.50 421 PM 5/24
VANCEBORO 1.43 1008 PM 5/24
DANFORTH 1.33 551 AM 5/25
PRINCETON 1.33 1015 PM 5/24
TOPSFIELD 0.44 753 AM 5/24
$$
PF
000
NOUS41 KCAR 251226
PNSCAR
MEZ001>006-010-011-015>017-029>032-260026-
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
SPOTTER REPORTS
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU ME
826 AM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
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...CWOP
OBSERVERS...SKYWARN SPOTTERS...FACEBOOK FANS...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
...ANZ050...
JONESBORO 4 SSE 1.96 1017 PM 5/24
...ANZ052...
BLUE HILL 4 SE 0.30 813 AM 5/25 12 HOUR TOTAL
...AROOSTOOK COUNTY...
HOULTON 1.94 547 AM 5/25
KNOWLES CORNER 1.89 545 AM 5/25
ESTCOURT 1.68 1001 PM 5/24
HOULTON 1.54 420 PM 5/24
CLAYTON LAKE 1.53 556 AM 5/25
ISLAND FALLS 1.52 745 AM 5/25
CLAYTON LAKE 1.44 415 PM 5/24
EAGLE LAKE 1.44 545 AM 5/25
LILLE 1.38 524 PM 5/24 24HR 1.16
FRENCHVILLE 1.29 546 AM 5/25
EAGLE LAKE 1.26 417 PM 5/24
FOX BROOK 1.22 1003 PM 5/24
CONNOR 1.22 415 PM 5/24
FORT KENT 1 SW 1.16 419 PM 5/24
LILLE 5 SSE 1.12 411 PM 5/24
ASHLAND 2 SSE 1.10 701 PM 5/24 0.38 SINCE 8AM
SAINT AGATHA 3 N 1.08 420 PM 5/24
LIMESTONE 1.03 555 AM 5/25
DICKEY 1.02 1002 PM 5/24
PRESQUE ISLE 1 WNW 1.02 432 PM 5/24
OXBOW 0.99 1004 PM 5/24
LORING 0.98 1005 PM 5/24
CARIBOU 0.91 1006 PM 5/24
NINE-MILE BRIDGE 0.90 1000 PM 5/24
NINE-MILE BRIDGE 1 S 0.80 424 PM 5/24
LILLE 0.79 423 PM 5/24
CARIBOU 1 NNW 0.75 414 PM 5/24
VAN BUREN 1 NNW 0.66 722 AM 5/24
ALLAGASH 0.56 1002 PM 5/24
...HANCOCK COUNTY...
BAR HARBOR 3 WSW 2.17 1018 PM 5/24
BLUE HILL 4 SSE 1.33 447 PM 5/24
TRENTON 1 NNE 1.06 414 PM 5/24
WALTHAM 1 NNE 0.75 758 AM 5/25 24 HOUR TOTAL
...PENOBSCOT COUNTY...
MOOSEHORN CROSSING 1.69 1016 PM 5/24
PATTEN 1.51 544 AM 5/25
PATTEN 3 NW 1.38 1007 PM 5/24
DIXMONT 1.36 550 AM 5/25
MILLINOCKET 1.25 1007 PM 5/24
SUNKHAZE NWR 1.21 1015 PM 5/24
BANGOR 1.13 1012 PM 5/24
MILLINOCKET 1 SE 1.02 424 PM 5/24
OLD TOWN 1.01 1014 PM 5/24
STETSON 5 ENE 0.72 753 AM 5/24
BANGOR 2 W 0.67 414 PM 5/24
...PISCATAQUIS COUNTY...
KOKADJO 2.23 548 AM 5/25
RIPOGENUS 1.79 542 AM 5/25
GREENVILLE 1.71 548 AM 5/25
SHIRLEY 1.61 549 AM 5/25
BLANCHARD 1.50 549 AM 5/25
GREENVILLE 2 E 1.41 420 PM 5/24
BLANCHARD 1.35 1011 PM 5/24
DOVER-FOXCROFT 1.26 553 AM 5/25
SEBEC 1.20 759 PM 5/24
ABBOT VILLAGE 1.17 1011 PM 5/24
SANGERVILLE 2 ENE 1.09 1012 PM 5/24
SMITH BROOK 1.02 1009 PM 5/24
KINGBURY 0.81 422 PM 5/24
SANGERVILLE 4 E 0.68 418 PM 5/24
...SOMERSET COUNTY...
SAINT ZACHARIE 1.70 958 PM 5/24
TURNER BROOK 1.27 959 PM 5/24
...WASHINGTON COUNTY...
WHITING 3.33 704 AM 5/25
EAST MACHIAS 4 E 2.31 612 PM 5/24
MOOSEHORN NWR 1.84 552 AM 5/25
EASTPORT 1.68 1017 PM 5/24
VANCEBORO 1.52 553 AM 5/25
CENTERVILLE 4 SSE 1.50 421 PM 5/24
VANCEBORO 1.43 1008 PM 5/24
DANFORTH 1.33 551 AM 5/25
PRINCETON 1.33 1015 PM 5/24
TOPSFIELD 0.44 753 AM 5/24
$$
PF
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000
SXUS71 KCAR 250545 CCA
RERHUL
RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
142 AM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT HOULTON ME...
A RECORD RAINFALL OF 1.91 INCHES WAS SET AT HOULTON ME ON FRIDAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 0.80 INCHES SET IN 2004.
$$
HEWITT
[top]
000
SXUS71 KCAR 250544 CCA
RERMLT
RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
142 AM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT MILLINOCKET ME...
A RECORD RAINFALL OF 1.12 INCHES WAS SET AT MILLINOCKET ME ON
FRIDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 0.97 INCHES SET IN 1928.
$$
HEWITT
000
SXUS71 KCAR 250531
RERMLT
RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
127 AM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT MILLINOCKET ME...
A RECORD RAINFALL OF 1.12 INCHES WAS SET AT MILLINOCKET ME ON
FRIDAY. THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 0.97 INCHES SET IN 1928.
$$
HEWITT
000
SXUS71 KCAR 250529
RERHUL
RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
127 AM EDT SAT MAY 25 2013
...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT HOULTON ME...
A RECORD RAINFALL OF 1.91 INCHES WAS SET AT HOULTON ME ON FRIDAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 0.80 INCHES SET IN 2004.
$$
HEWITT
000
NOUS41 KGYX 242154
PNSGYX
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
600 PM EDT FRI MAY 24 2013
...THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AND NERACOOS CONTINUES TO OBSERVE
MAY 18TH THROUGH 24TH AS NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK...
...MARINE FORECASTS...
THE FOLLOWING IS A SAFE BOATING MESSAGE FROM THE NATIONAL SAFE
BOATING COUNCIL THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AND NERACOOS, REMINDING
YOU THAT NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK IS MAY 18TH THROUGH MAY 24TH.
UNDERSTANDING A MARINE FORECAST IS CRITICAL TO SAFE BOATING. WEATHER
AND WAVE CONDITIONS CAN CHANGE SUDDENLY, CATCHING BOATERS OFF GUARD
AND CREATING LIFE THREATENING CONDITIONS.
TYPICAL MARINE FORECASTS PREDICT WIND SPEED AND DIRECTION, WAVE
HEIGHTS AND PERIODS, ROUGHNESS OF NEAR SHORE WATERS, AND SIGNIFICANT
WEATHER. MARINE FORECASTS COVER LARGE AREAS AND THE FORECAST
ELEMENTS ARE OFTEN GIVEN IN RANGES. THE SIGNIFICANT WEATHER MAY NOT
OCCUR OVER THE ENTIRE AREA OR DURING THE ENTIRE FORECAST PERIOD. THE
RANGES REPRESENT AVERAGE CONDITIONS OVER A PERIOD OF TIME (USUALLY
12 HOURS) AND THE ACTUAL CONDITIONS MAY BE LOWER OR HIGHER THAN THE
FORECAST RANGE. BOATERS SHOULD PLAN FOR CONDITIONS ABOVE AND BELOW
THE PREDICTED RANGES.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTE OF ANY CURRENT ADVISORIES AND WARNINGS,
INCLUDING SMALL CRAFT ADVISORIES, GALE OR STORM WARNINGS WHICH ALERT
MARINERS TO EITHER HIGH WINDS OR WAVES OCCURRING NOW OR FORECAST TO
OCCUR UP TO 24 HOURS FROM NOW. SPECIAL MARINE WARNINGS ARE ISSUED
FOR SUDDEN INCREASE IN WINDS TO OVER 35 KNOTS (40 MPH), WATERSPOUTS
(TORNADOES OVER WATER), AND HAIL OF THREE-QUARTER INCHES OR GREATER
AND INDICATE A MORE IMMEDIATE THREAT. MARINE WEATHER STATEMENTS
BRING ATTENTION TO SIGNIFICANT RAPIDLY CHANGING CONDITIONS ON THE
WATER INCLUDING INCREASE IN WINDS, NON SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS,
DEVELOPMENT OF DENSE FOG AND EVEN SNOW SQUALLS OR STRONG AND GUSTY
RAIN SHOWERS.
YOU SHOULD HAVE A MARINE VHF TRANSCEIVER WITH BUILT-IN NOAA WEATHER
RADIO CHANNELS. IF YOU VENTURE BEYOND ABOUT A 25 NAUTICAL MILE RANGE
FROM SHORE, YOU SHOULD CONSIDER BUYING A GOOD QUALITY HF SINGLE
SIDEBAND TRANSCEIVER AND SATELLITE PHONE.
BEFORE SETTING OUT, OBTAIN THE LATEST MARINE FORECAST AND WARNING
INFORMATION FROM WWW.WEATHER.GOV/MARINE OR NOAA WEATHER RADIO AND
CHECK THE LATEST OCEAN CONDITIONS AT WWW.NERACOOS.ORG/REALTIME_MAP.
YOU CAN ALSO RECEIVE SPECIALIZED FORECASTS FOR SEBAGO LAKE AND LAKE
WINNIPESAUKEE AT HTTP://WWW.ERH.NOAA.GOV/GYX/LAKEFORECASTS/
SEVERAL DAYS AHEAD OF TIME YOU CAN BEGIN LISTENING FOR EXTENDED
OUTLOOKS WHICH GIVE GENERAL INFORMATION OUT TO THE NEXT FIVE DAYS IN
BOTH GRAPHICAL AND TEXT FORMAT.
THIS MESSAGE WAS BROUGHT TO YOU BY THE NORTHEAST REGIONAL OCEAN
OBSERVING SYSTEM...NERACOOS...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AND THE
NATIONAL SAFE BOATING COUNCIL.
$$
NNNN
000
SXUS71 KCAR 242028
RERMLT
RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
0425 PM EDT FRI MAY 24 2013
...RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT MILLINOCKET ME...
A RECORD RAINFALL OF 1.03 INCH(ES) WAS SET AT MILLINOCKET ME TODAY.
THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 0.97 SET IN 1928. PRECIPITATION IS
ONGOING THE OFFICIAL RECORD REPORT WILL BE RELEASE AROUND 130 AM
WITH THE MORNING CLIMATE REPORT.
$$
NORTON
000
SXUS71 KCAR 242028
RERHUL
RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CARIBOU, ME
0425 PM EDT FRI MAY 24 2013
$$
...PRELIMINARY RECORD DAILY MAXIMUM RAINFALL SET AT HOULTON ME...
A RECORD RAINFALL OF 1.51 INCHES WAS SET AT HOULTON ME TODAY. THIS
BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 0.8 SET IN 2004. PRECIPITATION IS ONGOING
THE OFFICIAL RECORD REPORT WILL BE RELEASE AROUND 130 AM WITH THE
MORNING CLIMATE REPORT.
$$
NORTON
000
NOUS41 KGYX 231957
PNSGYX
PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT...NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE GRAY ME
400 PM EDT THU MAY 23 2013
...NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK CONTINUES...
...SAFE NAVIGATION IN FOG...
THE FOLLOWING IS A SAFE BOATING MESSAGE FROM THE NATIONAL SAFE
BOATING COUNCIL, REMINDING YOU THAT NATIONAL SAFE BOATING WEEK IS
MAY 18TH THROUGH MAY 24TH.
CHANCES ARE THAT WHEN YOU ARE ON THE WATER, YOU WILL AT LEAST
OCCASIONALLY ENCOUNTER REDUCED VISIBILITY IN FOG, AND YOU WILL NEED
TO KNOW HOW TO NAVIGATE THROUGH IT SAFELY. FOG FORMS WHEN AIR OVER A
WARM WATER SURFACE IS TRANSPORTED OVER A COLDER WATER SURFACE,
RESULTING IN COOLING AND CONDENSATION. FOG IS USUALLY CONSIDERED
DENSE IF IT REDUCES VISIBILITY TO LESS THAN ONE MILE. IT CAN FORM
QUICKLY AND CATCH BOATERS OFF GUARD. VISIBILITY CAN BE REDUCED TO A
FEW FEET, DISORIENTING BOATERS. LEARNING TO NAVIGATE THROUGH FOG (OR
AVOIDING IT) IS CRITICAL TO SAFE BOATING.
RECENT RECREATIONAL BOATING STATISTICS INDICATE THAT 193 ACCIDENT
OCCURRED IN POOR VISIBILITY DURING 2011. THIS RESULTED IN 43 DEATHS
AND 137 INJURIES.
PRIOR TO GOING OUT ON THE WATER...YOU CAN CHECK VISIBILITY READINGS
FROM THE NERACOOS BUOYS AT WWW.NERACOOS.ORG/REALTIME_MAP TO SEE IF
THERE IS FOG IN THE VICINITY OF THE BUOY.
IF YOU ENCOUNTER FOG, NAVIGATE AT A SLOWER THAN NORMAL SPEED.
SLOWING DOWN WILL HELP YOU AVOID COLLISIONS.
TURN ON ALL OF YOUR RUNNING LIGHTS, EVEN IN DAYTIME.
LISTEN FOR SOUNDS OF OTHER BOATS THAT MAY BE NEAR YOU, OR FOR FOG
HORNS AND BELLS FROM NEARBY BUOYS.
VHF NOAA WEATHER RADIO SHOULD BROADCAST IMPORTANT INFORMATION
CONCERNING THE FORMATION, MOVEMENT OR DISSIPATION OF THE FOG. PAY
CLOSE ATTENTION.
IF YOUR VESSEL HAS RADAR, IT CAN BE USED TO HELP YOU LOCATE DANGERS
THAT MAY BE AROUND YOU.
USE GPS OR A NAVIGATION CHART TO HELP OBTAIN A FIX ON YOUR LOCATION.
IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO GET YOUR BEARINGS, STAY PUT UNTIL THE FOG LIFTS
BUT MAKE SURE YOU ARE IN A SAFE LOCATION.
BE FAMILIAR WITH HORN AND BELL SOUNDS THAT SHOULD BE PRODUCED TO
WARN OTHERS AROUND YOU WHEN IN DENSE FOG.
HAVE A COMPASS AVAILABLE. EVEN IF YOU DONT KNOW WHERE YOU ARE IN THE
FOG, WITH A COMPASS YOU CAN DETERMINE THE DIRECTION YOU ARE
NAVIGATING.
THIS MESSAGE HAS BEEN FORWARDED TO YOU BY THE NERACOOS...THE
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE AND THE NATIONAL SAFE BOATING COUNCIL.
VISIT NERACOOS ON THE WEB AT WWW.NERACOOS.ORG...THE NATIONAL WEATHER
SERVICE AT WWW.WEATHER.GOV AND THE NATIONAL SAFE BOATING COUNCIL AT
WWW.SAFEBOATINGCOUNCIL.ORG
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