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flood watch
national weather service burlington vt
343 am edt sat may 25 2013
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eastern clinton-western clinton-western essex-eastern essex-
western franklin-orleans-essex-western chittenden-lamoille-
caledonia-washington-western addison-orange-western rutland-
windsor-eastern franklin-eastern chittenden-eastern addison-
eastern rutland-
including the cities of...plattsburgh...dannemora...lake placid...
port henry...ticonderoga...st. albans...newport...island pond...
burlington...johnson...stowe...st. johnsbury...montpelier...
middlebury...vergennes...bradford...randolph...rutland...
springfield...white river junction...enosburg falls...richford...
underhill...bristol...ripton...east wallingford...killington
343 am edt sat may 25 2013
...flood watch remains in effect through sunday afternoon...
the flood watch continues for
* portions of northern new york and vermont...including the
following areas...in northern new york...eastern clinton...
eastern essex...western clinton and western essex. in
vermont...caledonia...eastern addison...eastern chittenden...
eastern franklin...eastern rutland...essex...lamoille...
orange...orleans...washington...western addison...western
chittenden...western franklin...western rutland and windsor.
* through sunday afternoon
* widespread moderate to locally heavy rainfall will continue
through tonight. storm total rainfall amounts of 1 to 3 inches
can be expected. these amounts will likely push small streams
back to bankfull by this afternoon...and several mainstem rivers
into flood.
precautionary/preparedness actions...
a flood watch means there is a potential for flooding based on
current forecasts.
you should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible
flood warnings. those living in areas prone to flooding should be
prepared to take action should flooding develop.
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flood watch
national weather service gray me
1052 am edt sat may 25 2013
...a flood watch has been issued for northern new hampshire and
the mountains and foothills of western maine through 8 am
sunday...
.twenty four hour rainfall amounts ending at 8 am this morning
have ranged from half an inch to one and a half inches across
northern new hampshire and the mountains and foothills of western
maine. however...for the past few days total amounts have been
significantly higher... 2 to 3 inches or more. another inch of
rain can be expected over these areas over the next 24 hours
through 8 am sunday. some areas could see local amounts of 1 1/2
to maybe 2 inches of rain over the next 24 hours. this amount of
rain will cause significant rises on rivers and streams with the
potential for minor flooding.
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northern oxford-northern franklin-southern oxford-
southern franklin-northern coos-southern coos-northern grafton-
northern carroll-southern grafton-
including the cities of...andover...roxbury...upton...
wilsons mills...coburn gore...rangeley...kingfield...rumford...
norway...fryeburg...oxford...farmington...wilton...colebrook...
berlin...lancaster...littleton...north conway...lebanon...
hanover...plymouth
1052 am edt sat may 25 2013
...flood watch in effect through sunday morning...
the national weather service in gray has issued a
* flood watch for portions of western maine and northern new
hampshire...including the following areas...in western maine...
northern franklin...northern oxford...southern franklin and
southern oxford. in northern new hampshire...northern
carroll...northern coos...northern grafton...southern coos and
southern grafton.
* through 8 am sunday morning
* twenty four hour rainfall amounts ending at 8 am this morning
have ranged from half an inch to one and a half inches across
northern new hampshire and the mountains and foothills of western
maine. however...for the past few days total amounts have been
significantly higher... 2 to 3 inches or more. another inch of
rain can be expected over these areas over the next 24 hours
through 8 am sunday. some areas could see local amounts of 1 1/2
to maybe 2 inches of rain over the next 24 hours. this amount of
rain will cause significant rises on rivers and streams with the
potential for minor flooding.
precautionary/preparedness actions...
a flood watch means there is a potential for flooding based on
current forecasts.
you should monitor later forecasts and be alert for possible
flood warnings. those living in areas prone to flooding should be
prepared to take action should flooding develop.
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