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RAINFALL WARNING: Fundy National Park
Issued at 4:18 PM ADT SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2008

RAINFALL AMOUNTS EXCEEDING 50 MILLIMETRES ARE EXPECTED UNTIL TOMORROW.
AT 3 PM ADT THIS AFTERNOON HURRICANE KYLE WAS LOCATED 245 KILOMETRES EAST OF CAPE COD AND MOVING NORTHWARD AT 45 KM/H. ON ITS PATH KYLE IS FORECAST TO PASS JUST TO THE WEST OF YARMOUTH VERY LATE THIS SUNDAY EVENING OR VERY EARLY MONDAY MORNING JUST BEFORE MAKING LANDFALL ON THE NEW BRUNSWICK COAST BEFORE DAWN MONDAY. RAIN ASSOCIATED WITH A NON-RELATED FRONTAL SYSTEM WILL AFFECT MOST OF THE PROVINCE EARLIER THIS EVENING. AS KYLE MOVES ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW BRUNSWICK TONIGHT IT WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY HEAVY RAIN AND VERY STRONG WINDS. THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL IS FORECAST TO OCCUR WEST OF KYLE'S TRACK WHILE THE STRONGEST WINDS WILL OCCUR EAST OF THE TRACK. ADDITIONAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 50 TO 100 MILLIMETRES CAN BE EXPECTED TONIGHT AND EARLY MONDAY. CURRENT INDICATIONS ARE THAT BY MONDAY MORNING THE WEEKEND RAINFALL TALLY SHOULD RANGE SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 50 AND 150 MILLIMETRES FOR MOST AREAS. EMO NEW BRUNSWICK REMINDS THE PUBLIC THAT RAINFALL IN THESE AMOUNTS IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME CAN RESULT IN RAPID INCREASE IN WATER LEVELS IN STREAMS AND RIVERS AND LOCALIZED FLASH FLOODING. THE STRONG WINDS ASSOCIATED WITH KYLE ARE FORECAST TO REACH SUSTAINED VALUES OF 65 KM/H OR MORE WITH GUSTS OF 90 TO 110 KM/H NEAR THE FUNDY COAST. THESE SAME WINDS SPEEDS IN SIMILAR EVENTS IN THE PAST HAVE CAUSED SIGNIFICANT TREE DAMAGE THAT HAS RESULTED IN DOWNED POWER LINES AND DAMAGE TO STRUCTURES DUE TO FALLING BRANCHES OR TREES. ALL PREPARATIONS TO SECURE LOOSE OBJECTS SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY AFTERNOON.
WIND WARNING: Fundy National Park
Issued at 4:18 PM ADT SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2008

SUSTAINED WINDS AT 65 KM/H OR MORE AND GUSTING TO 90 TO 110 KM/H ARE EXPECTED TONIGHT.
AT 3 PM ADT THIS AFTERNOON HURRICANE KYLE WAS LOCATED 245 KILOMETRES EAST OF CAPE COD AND MOVING NORTHWARD AT 45 KM/H. ON ITS PATH KYLE IS FORECAST TO PASS JUST TO THE WEST OF YARMOUTH VERY LATE THIS SUNDAY EVENING OR VERY EARLY MONDAY MORNING JUST BEFORE MAKING LANDFALL ON THE NEW BRUNSWICK COAST BEFORE DAWN MONDAY. RAIN ASSOCIATED WITH A NON-RELATED FRONTAL SYSTEM WILL AFFECT MOST OF THE PROVINCE EARLIER THIS EVENING. AS KYLE MOVES ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW BRUNSWICK TONIGHT IT WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY HEAVY RAIN AND VERY STRONG WINDS. THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL IS FORECAST TO OCCUR WEST OF KYLE'S TRACK WHILE THE STRONGEST WINDS WILL OCCUR EAST OF THE TRACK. ADDITIONAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 50 TO 100 MILLIMETRES CAN BE EXPECTED TONIGHT AND EARLY MONDAY. CURRENT INDICATIONS ARE THAT BY MONDAY MORNING THE WEEKEND RAINFALL TALLY SHOULD RANGE SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 50 AND 150 MILLIMETRES FOR MOST AREAS. EMO NEW BRUNSWICK REMINDS THE PUBLIC THAT RAINFALL IN THESE AMOUNTS IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME CAN RESULT IN RAPID INCREASE IN WATER LEVELS IN STREAMS AND RIVERS AND LOCALIZED FLASH FLOODING. THE STRONG WINDS ASSOCIATED WITH KYLE ARE FORECAST TO REACH SUSTAINED VALUES OF 65 KM/H OR MORE WITH GUSTS OF 90 TO 110 KM/H NEAR THE FUNDY COAST. THESE SAME WINDS SPEEDS IN SIMILAR EVENTS IN THE PAST HAVE CAUSED SIGNIFICANT TREE DAMAGE THAT HAS RESULTED IN DOWNED POWER LINES AND DAMAGE TO STRUCTURES DUE TO FALLING BRANCHES OR TREES. ALL PREPARATIONS TO SECURE LOOSE OBJECTS SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY AFTERNOON.
TROPICAL STORM WARNING: Fundy National Park
Issued at 4:18 PM ADT SUNDAY 28 SEPTEMBER 2008

HURRICANE KYLE IS MOVING NORTHWARD TOWARD THE MARITIMES. A TROPICAL STORM WARNING MEANS THAT SUSTAINED GALES...WINDS OF 63 KM/H OR MORE...ARE EXPECTED IN THE SPECIFIED AREAS WITHIN 24 HOURS. BY NATURE A TROPICAL STORM ALSO IMPLIES THE THREAT OF LOCAL FLOODING FROM HEAVY RAINFALL. BY NATURE A TROPICAL STORM WARNING ALSO IMPLIES THE THREAT OF LOCAL FLOODING FROM HEAVY RAINFALL.
AT 3 PM ADT THIS AFTERNOON HURRICANE KYLE WAS LOCATED 245 KILOMETRES EAST OF CAPE COD AND MOVING NORTHWARD AT 45 KM/H. ON ITS PATH KYLE IS FORECAST TO PASS JUST TO THE WEST OF YARMOUTH VERY LATE THIS SUNDAY EVENING OR VERY EARLY MONDAY MORNING JUST BEFORE MAKING LANDFALL ON THE NEW BRUNSWICK COAST BEFORE DAWN MONDAY. RAIN ASSOCIATED WITH A NON-RELATED FRONTAL SYSTEM WILL AFFECT MOST OF THE PROVINCE EARLIER THIS EVENING. AS KYLE MOVES ACROSS SOUTHERN NEW BRUNSWICK TONIGHT IT WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY HEAVY RAIN AND VERY STRONG WINDS. THE HEAVIEST RAINFALL IS FORECAST TO OCCUR WEST OF KYLE'S TRACK WHILE THE STRONGEST WINDS WILL OCCUR EAST OF THE TRACK. ADDITIONAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS OF 50 TO 100 MILLIMETRES CAN BE EXPECTED TONIGHT AND EARLY MONDAY. CURRENT INDICATIONS ARE THAT BY MONDAY MORNING THE WEEKEND RAINFALL TALLY SHOULD RANGE SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 50 AND 150 MILLIMETRES FOR MOST AREAS. EMO NEW BRUNSWICK REMINDS THE PUBLIC THAT RAINFALL IN THESE AMOUNTS IN A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME CAN RESULT IN RAPID INCREASE IN WATER LEVELS IN STREAMS AND RIVERS AND LOCALIZED FLASH FLOODING. THE STRONG WINDS ASSOCIATED WITH KYLE ARE FORECAST TO REACH SUSTAINED VALUES OF 65 KM/H OR MORE WITH GUSTS OF 90 TO 110 KM/H NEAR THE FUNDY COAST. THESE SAME WINDS SPEEDS IN SIMILAR EVENTS IN THE PAST HAVE CAUSED SIGNIFICANT TREE DAMAGE THAT HAS RESULTED IN DOWNED POWER LINES AND DAMAGE TO STRUCTURES DUE TO FALLING BRANCHES OR TREES. ALL PREPARATIONS TO SECURE LOOSE OBJECTS SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY AFTERNOON.