Rain!
We get Weather here, but usually from ocean related storms. This time it's from the other side. We've had rain every day for probably a week. The cove is damp with a lot of the water coming in through a couple of streams that empty into the cove, but other than that, not too bad.
ALERT 1 - Flash Flood Watch
FLOOD WATCH NOW IN EFFECT THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Issue Time: 3:40PM EDT, Monday May 15, 2006
Valid Until: 11:45PM EDT, Monday May 15, 2006
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NORTHERN WORCESTER MA-CENTRAL MIDDLESEX MA-WESTERN ESSEX MA- EASTERN ESSEX MA-SOUTHERN WORCESTER MA-WESTERN NORFOLK MA- SOUTHEAST MIDDLESEX MA-SUFFOLK MA-EASTERN NORFOLK MA- NORTHERN MIDDLESEX MA-EASTERN HILLSBOROUGH NH- WESTERN AND CENTRAL HILLSBOROUGH NH-NORTHWEST PROVIDENCE RI- INCLUDING THE CITIES OFBARREFITCHBURGFRAMINGHAM..
UNTIL 11:45PM EDT
Flood Watch National Weather Service Taunton MA 340 PM EDT Mon May 15 2006
Northern Worcester MA-Central Middlesex MA-Western Essex MA- Eastern Essex MA-Southern Worcester MA-Western Norfolk MA- Southeast Middlesex MA-Suffolk MA-Eastern Norfolk MA- Northern Middlesex MA-Eastern Hillsborough NH- Western And Central Hillsborough NH-Northwest Providence RI- Including The Cities Of... Barre... Fitchburg... Framingham... Lowell... Lawrence... Gloucester... Milford... Worcester... Foxboro... Norwood... Cambridge... Boston... Quincy... Ayer... Manchester... Nashua... Peterborough... Weare... Foster... Smithfield
... Flood Watch Now In Effect Through Tuesday Afternoon...
The Flood Watch Is Now In Effect For
* Portions Of Central Massachusetts... Eastern Massachusetts... Northeast Massachusetts... Southern New Hampshire And Northern Rhode Island... Including The Following Areas... In Central Massachusetts... Northern Worcester MA And Southern Worcester MA In Eastern Massachusetts... Central Middlesex MA... Eastern Norfolk MA... Northern Middlesex MA... Southeast Middlesex MA... Suffolk MA And Western Norfolk MA In Northeast Massachusetts... Eastern Essex MA And Western Essex MA In Southern New Hampshire... Eastern Hillsborough NH And Western And Central Hillsborough NH In Northern Rhode Island... Northwest Providence RI.
* Through Tuesday Afternoon
* Rivers And Streams Remain Swollen From Recent Heavy Rains But Most Are Within Their Banks. The Exception Is Across Southeast Middlesex County Where Small Rivers Have Crested But Where Minor To Moderate Flooding Continues... And In Essex And Eastern Hillsborough Counties Where Moderate To Major Small Stream Flooding Is In Progress And Where Small Rivers Should Crest Tonight.
* Low Pressure Will Move Across Cape Cod Tuesday. This Storm Has The Potential To Produce Another 1 To 1.5 Inches Of Rainfall Across Northwest Rhode Island... Central And Eastern Massachusetts And Hillsborough County New Hampshire. This Could Result In Renewed Small Stream Flooding Where Small Rivers And Streams Have Returned Within Their Banks... And May Delay The Fall Of Rivers In Northeast Massachusetts Where Moderate To Major Flooding Is Ongoing.
Showers Will Be Scattered Across The Region Early Tonight With Generally 0.25 To 0.50 Inches Possible In Spots. Rain Associated With The Approaching Coastal Storm Will Overspread The Area Before Dawn Tuesday... And Should Be Ending From South To North Late In The Afternoon.
In Essex And Hillsborough Counties... Major Small Stream Flooding And Urban Flooding Continues Across Essex And Parts Of Eastern Hillsborough Counties This Afternoon. Rivers In These Counties Are Not Expected To Crest Until This Evening.
For Middlesex And Norfolk Counties... Small Rivers And Streams In Middlesex And Norfolk Counties Have Crested Though Some Remain Above Their Flood Stages. Of Particular Interest Is The Aberjona River. This River Remains In Major Flood Status... Though It Did Crest Very Early This Morning At Around 16.0 Feet. Flood Stage In Winchester Is 13.0 Feet.
For Northwest Rhode Island And Central And East Massachusetts... Small Streams Remain Swollen But Below Flood Elevations. Flood Guidance Indicates That 1.4 To 1.8 Inches Of Rain In A 6 Hour Period Would Lead To Flooding.
All Interests In The Watch Area Should Monitor The Latest Forecasts And Be Ready To Take Action Should Flood Warnings Be Issued On Tuesday.
Stay Tuned To Noaa All Hazards Weather Radio Or Your Local Media For Updated Information.
ALERT 1 - Flash Flood Watch
FLOOD WATCH NOW IN EFFECT THROUGH TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Issue Time: 3:40PM EDT, Monday May 15, 2006
Valid Until: 11:45PM EDT, Monday May 15, 2006
Back to summary
NORTHERN WORCESTER MA-CENTRAL MIDDLESEX MA-WESTERN ESSEX MA- EASTERN ESSEX MA-SOUTHERN WORCESTER MA-WESTERN NORFOLK MA- SOUTHEAST MIDDLESEX MA-SUFFOLK MA-EASTERN NORFOLK MA- NORTHERN MIDDLESEX MA-EASTERN HILLSBOROUGH NH- WESTERN AND CENTRAL HILLSBOROUGH NH-NORTHWEST PROVIDENCE RI- INCLUDING THE CITIES OFBARREFITCHBURGFRAMINGHAM..
UNTIL 11:45PM EDT
Flood Watch National Weather Service Taunton MA 340 PM EDT Mon May 15 2006
Northern Worcester MA-Central Middlesex MA-Western Essex MA- Eastern Essex MA-Southern Worcester MA-Western Norfolk MA- Southeast Middlesex MA-Suffolk MA-Eastern Norfolk MA- Northern Middlesex MA-Eastern Hillsborough NH- Western And Central Hillsborough NH-Northwest Providence RI- Including The Cities Of... Barre... Fitchburg... Framingham... Lowell... Lawrence... Gloucester... Milford... Worcester... Foxboro... Norwood... Cambridge... Boston... Quincy... Ayer... Manchester... Nashua... Peterborough... Weare... Foster... Smithfield
... Flood Watch Now In Effect Through Tuesday Afternoon...
The Flood Watch Is Now In Effect For
* Portions Of Central Massachusetts... Eastern Massachusetts... Northeast Massachusetts... Southern New Hampshire And Northern Rhode Island... Including The Following Areas... In Central Massachusetts... Northern Worcester MA And Southern Worcester MA In Eastern Massachusetts... Central Middlesex MA... Eastern Norfolk MA... Northern Middlesex MA... Southeast Middlesex MA... Suffolk MA And Western Norfolk MA In Northeast Massachusetts... Eastern Essex MA And Western Essex MA In Southern New Hampshire... Eastern Hillsborough NH And Western And Central Hillsborough NH In Northern Rhode Island... Northwest Providence RI.
* Through Tuesday Afternoon
* Rivers And Streams Remain Swollen From Recent Heavy Rains But Most Are Within Their Banks. The Exception Is Across Southeast Middlesex County Where Small Rivers Have Crested But Where Minor To Moderate Flooding Continues... And In Essex And Eastern Hillsborough Counties Where Moderate To Major Small Stream Flooding Is In Progress And Where Small Rivers Should Crest Tonight.
* Low Pressure Will Move Across Cape Cod Tuesday. This Storm Has The Potential To Produce Another 1 To 1.5 Inches Of Rainfall Across Northwest Rhode Island... Central And Eastern Massachusetts And Hillsborough County New Hampshire. This Could Result In Renewed Small Stream Flooding Where Small Rivers And Streams Have Returned Within Their Banks... And May Delay The Fall Of Rivers In Northeast Massachusetts Where Moderate To Major Flooding Is Ongoing.
Showers Will Be Scattered Across The Region Early Tonight With Generally 0.25 To 0.50 Inches Possible In Spots. Rain Associated With The Approaching Coastal Storm Will Overspread The Area Before Dawn Tuesday... And Should Be Ending From South To North Late In The Afternoon.
In Essex And Hillsborough Counties... Major Small Stream Flooding And Urban Flooding Continues Across Essex And Parts Of Eastern Hillsborough Counties This Afternoon. Rivers In These Counties Are Not Expected To Crest Until This Evening.
For Middlesex And Norfolk Counties... Small Rivers And Streams In Middlesex And Norfolk Counties Have Crested Though Some Remain Above Their Flood Stages. Of Particular Interest Is The Aberjona River. This River Remains In Major Flood Status... Though It Did Crest Very Early This Morning At Around 16.0 Feet. Flood Stage In Winchester Is 13.0 Feet.
For Northwest Rhode Island And Central And East Massachusetts... Small Streams Remain Swollen But Below Flood Elevations. Flood Guidance Indicates That 1.4 To 1.8 Inches Of Rain In A 6 Hour Period Would Lead To Flooding.
All Interests In The Watch Area Should Monitor The Latest Forecasts And Be Ready To Take Action Should Flood Warnings Be Issued On Tuesday.
Stay Tuned To Noaa All Hazards Weather Radio Or Your Local Media For Updated Information.
posted by Stan at
4:03 PM
1 Comments:
We're located on the other side of Gloucester in Magnolia. We saw lots of flooding on the shore road behind Grey Beach. Clarke Pond had spread over the road. There were hazard saw horses and police tape warning you not to try to enter Raymond Street from Manchester.
The water was also very high on Hesperus Avenue near the road to Mussell Point and by the parking lot for Rafe's Chasm.
Now let's hope the water settles down and clears up for the weekend.
Your photos are beautiful. Thanks for posting from The Cove.
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