AWCN12 CWTO 291649
WEATHER SUMMARY FOR NORTHERN ONTARIO
ISSUED BY ENVIRONMENT CANADA TORONTO
 AT 12:19 PM EDT SUNDAY 29 JUNE 2008.
SIGNIFICANT RAIN ACROSS A LARGE PART OF NORTHERN ONTARIO.
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==WEATHER EVENT DISCUSSION==
 A LARGE AND SLOW MOVING DISTURBANCE HAS BROUGHT A LARGE AREA OF
SOAKING RAIN TO MUCH OF NORTHERN ONTARIO THIS WEEKEND. ALL RAINFALL
WARNINGS HAVE NOW BEEN ENDED AS THE BAND OF RAIN OVER NORTHEASTERN
ONTARIO HAS BECOME A LITTLE LESS ORGANIZED.
 TOTAL RAINFALL AMOUNTS RECEIVED FROM THIS RAINSTORM AS OF 12 NOON
EDT TODAY (UNLESS NOTED) ARE SHOWN IN THE TABLE BELOW.
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LOCATION           RAINFALL AMOUNT
KENORA                26.6 MM   AS OF 5 PM SATURDAY
SIOUX LOOKOUT         54.4 MM   AS OF 5 PM SATURDAY
DRYDEN                38.0 MM   AS OF 5 PM SATURDAY
ATIKOKAN              31.4 MM
UPSALA                44.2 MM
ARMSTRONG             61.0 MM
LITTLE FLAT ISLAND    54.8 MM
(LAKE NIPIGON)
CAMERON FALLS         74.7 MM
THUNDER BAY           24.5 MM
MARATHON              82.0 MM
GERALDTON             39.4 MM
PUKASKWA              47.8 MM
WAWA                  13.4 MM
CHAPLEAU              14.4 MM
NAGAGAMI              65.4 MM
(WEST OF HEARST)
KAPUSKASING           40.2 MM
TIMMINS               10.6 MM
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS SUMMARY CONTAINS THE OBSERVATIONS AT
THE TIME OF BROADCAST AND DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFICIAL
AND FINAL REPORT OF THE WEATHER EVENTS OR THE HIGH
IMPACT EVENTS ATTRIBUTED TO THE WEATHER EVENTS.
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