Father's Day Weekend
Date-AM/PM: 17-Jun-05
Low Temperature: 45.5
High Temperature: 60.1
Relative Humidity: 73%
Precipitation: Rain
Amount: 0.50 inches
Barometric Pressure: 29.37 in. Hg
Description: This was the first day of the Trek Across Maine, and the weather did not co-operate at all. It rained all day, and was quite cool.
Date-AM: 18-Jun-05
Low Temperature: 49.7
High Temperature:
Relative Humidity: 73%
Precipitation: Rain
Amount: 0.75 inches
Barometric Pressure: 29.40 in. Hg
Description: It was cold this morning to be on a bicycle and very wet. From Farmington to Waterville it was a very cold and wet ride. Many of the cyclists decided to take a bus from somewhere along the route because it was so cold and they were so wet.
Date-PM: 18-Jun-05
Low Temperature:
High Temperature: 63.9
Relative Humidity: 76%
Precipitation: Rain
Amount: 0.25 inches
Barometric Pressure: 29.75 in. Hg
Description: The rain finally stopped in the late afternoon, and the clouds began to dissipate. It is still a bit cool but the outlook with a rising barometer is for better weather. We can only hope.
Date-AM: 19-Jun-05
Low Temperature: 46.1
High Temperature:
Relative Humidity: 78%
Precipitation: None
Amount: 0.00 inches
Barometric Pressure: 29.84 in. Hg
Description: The barometer rose a little more overnight it dawned sunny and clear although a bit cool. This was a much better day to finish the Trek Across Maine from Waterville to Rockland. My thanks to my wife for keeping the records so I could make this entry.
Date-AM: 20-Jun-05
Low Temperature: 46.6
High Temperature: 70.5 06/19/2005
Relative Humidity: 81%
Precipitation: Fog
Amount: 0.00
Barometric Pressure: 29.24
Description: The weather finally seems to have turned a corner. There was a very heavy dew on the grass, but all indications seem to indicate that today is going to be a great one. I for one am glad to see the end of this very rainy and cool period. If I had to guess I would say that the water table has been replenished and our time of drought is essentially over, but we shall see as the summer progresses.
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