It was a Rainy Couple of Days in the Maritimes

A slow moving low pressure system crossed the Maritimes Friday and brought rain heavy at times to parts of the area.

The following is a summary of weather event information received by Environment Canada.

New Brunswick

• Saint John: 61

• Moncton: 52

• Cumberland Bay: 52

• Mechanic Settlement: 50

• Bouctouche: 46

• Sussex: 45

• Fredericton Airport: 30

• Fredericton City: 24

• Berwick: 42.7

• Dorchester: 52.6

• Grand-Digue: 59.7

• Hoyt: 45.5

• Jolicure: 57.2

• Sackville: 49.6

• Sussex Corner: 53.9

Nova Scotia

• Parrsboro: 123

• New Ross: 81

• Greenwood: 81

• Kentville: 77

• Kejimkujik: 72

• Nappan: 70

• Upper Stewiacke: 65

• Mahone Bay: 51

• Gold River: 50

• Cheticamp: 46

• Bedford Range: 44

• Halifax International Airport: 41

• Osborne Head: 38

• Ingonish Beach: 37

• Eskasoni: 33

• Collegeville: 33

• Sydney Airport: 22

• Yarmouth: 22

• Halifax Windsor Park: 19

• Scots Bay: 95.7

• New Ross (Friday to Saturday only): 93

• Springfield West: 85.8

• Sandy Cove: 85.1

• Wolfville: 84.8

• Bridgetown: 72.9

• Cedar Lake: 69.5

• Hammonds Plains: 64.5

• Middleton: 62.7

• Port Maitland: 62.2

• Mahone Bay: 60.2

• Cape George: 59.9

• Antigonish: 52.1

• Rawdon Gold Mines: 53.6

• Chezzetcook: 52.3

Prince Edward Island

• Stanhope: 65

• St. Peters: 63

• Harrington: 61

• Charlottetown Airport: 54

• Summerside: 53

• North Cape: 31

• Caledonia: 73.6

• Morell: 67.0

• Charlottetown: 65.0

• Glencoe: 64.8

• Peakes: 63.0

• Bedeque: 51.8

• Belle River: 59.7

• Bopnshaow: 53.3

• New London: 57.4

• Vernon Bridge: 59.7

• Stratford: 57.4

• Spring Valley: 54.1

• Souuris: 51.0