The data is from the daily data put out by Environment Canada. (It is wrong sometimes)
These are ONLY the “Normals” stations (the stations EC calculates anomalies for from the 1971-2000 mean)
The black circle in the top left corner represents 5C divergence from the “Normals”. Blue is cold. Red is warm. Click for bigger. Refresh to make it start over.
There are 3 maps: TMean,TMin and TMax. Click on each for bigger.
TMean
TMin
TMax
The data is from the daily data put out by Environment Canada. (It is wrong sometimes)
These are ONLY the “Normals” stations (the stations EC calculates anomalies for from the 1971-2000 mean)
The black circle in the top left corner represents 5C divergence from the “Normals”. Blue is cold. Red is warm. Click for bigger. Refresh to make it start over.
There are 3 graphs: TMean,TMin and TMax. Feb 28 had average anomalies in the -8C range. Many were more than -10C. Polar Vortex!
TMean
TMin
TMax
Update: See bottom map for fun.
Using the stations in Canada with Environment Canada calculated anomalies, here is the month of May visualized using the mean temperature for each station for each day.
You might have to click on the image or refresh the page to restart it.
The black circle in the top left corner represents a 5 Celsius anomaly from the 1971-2000 average.
Blue are below normal. Red above.
I thought I would map just the stations that were exactly average just for fun:
sunshine hours 