No RAOB data was available by Thu May 11 11:00:06 EDT 2006.
=== NWS Regional Summary - 340 AM EDT THU MAY 11 2006 ===
Cloudy skies prevailed across northern New England as the atmosphere remains
stuck in its current pattern. Rain showers dotted portions of western Maine
and northern New Hampshire during the overnight, with rainfall amounts
generally less than one- quarter of an inch. Drizzle and fog was common near
the coast and across the hills of western and central Maine. East to northeast
winds average between 10 and 15 mph, with the highest winds near the coast.
The combination of clouds and an the onshore winds kept temperatures fairly
uniform overnight. At 400 am, temperatures ranged from a low of 47° at
Frenchville Maine to a high of 57° at Bangor Maine. The weather pattern that
brought the rain for the second half of Tuesday and Wednesday will remain in
place today. Low pressure south of the southern New England coast will keep
winds onshore and temperatures generally in the 50s for highs. Scattered
showers can be expected, with the best chance of rain across western Maine.
The low pressure system responsible for the rain will continue to weaken and
move away tonight. However, another low pressure system will approach from the
Ohio valley later tonight, keeping clouds in place. Shower activity should be
kept to a minimum tonight, but drizzle and fog, along with the persistent
onshore flow, will make lows in the 40s seem even chillier. High pressure over
the Canadian Maritimes will build south Friday, and try to bring drier
conditions into eastern Maine. At the same time, the low pressure system over
the Ohio valley will spread rain across New Hampshire and western Maine. The
battle of weather system will result in mainly dry conditions across eastern
Maine and mainly rainy conditions across western Maine and New Hampshire
Friday and Friday night. The rain may be heavy for a time Friday night across
southern New Hampshire and extreme southwest Maine. Meanwhile, improving
conditions can be expected across the eastern half of Maine. This trend will
continue into the upcoming weekend, with more in the way of sunshine and
warmer conditions across central and eastern Maine, and cloudy skies and
periodic rain across western Maine and New Hampshire.

=== The weather observed at WHITEFIELD, NH at 10:52 AM EDT was: ===
  The skies were cloudy.  The prevailing visibility was 10 miles.
  Temperature: 63F ( 17C)  Dewpoint:  50F ( 10C)  Relative Humidity:  63%
  Winds from the NE (050 degs) at  9 mph.
  Pressure: 1014.0 millibars.  Altimeter:29.94 inches of mercury.

=== The weather observed at MOUNT WASHINGTON, NH at 09:50 AM EDT was: ===
  The weather reported was fog.
  The skies were unobserved.  The prevailing visibility was 0 miles.
  Temperature: 39F (  4C)  Dewpoint:  39F (  4C)  Relative Humidity: 100%
  Winds from the SE (130 degs) at 37 mph.

=== MPV Terminal Aerodrome Forecast issued 11-May-2006 09:41 EDT ===
10am: 13010kt P6sm Ovc020
11am: 14010kt P6sm Sct020 Bkn040;  Tempo 11-3pm: Bkn020
 3pm: 15010kt P6sm Sct020 Bkn100
 8pm: 16010kt P6sm Bkn030
 0am: 15006kt P6sm Ovc030