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Precipitation Canada February 2013

Published on March 16, 2013March 16, 2013 by sunshinehours16 Comments

The data is from the monthly summaries put out by Environment Canada. The Normals are the station where the anomaly from the 1971-2000 average is calculated by EC.

Precipitation is in mm of rain equivalent. Some of it would be snow. About 25mm to the inch for the non-metric.

Boat Bluff’s 677mm is about 27 inches. In one month. Toronto had 328% of normal. Triple.

Top 10 Wettest Stations in Canada by % of Normal. (Only stations with EC Normals)

Province	Station	Year	Month	Precipitation (mm)	Precipitation % of Normal
ONT	TORONTO	2013	2	165.4	328
SASK	LEROY	2013	2	27	244
ONT	TORONTO LESTER B. PEARSO	2013	2	92	216
SASK	QUAPPELLE 1	2013	2	25.1	212
ONT	WROXETER	2013	2	117.9	211
QUE	GASPE A	2013	2	121.8	206
ONT	FOLDENS	2013	2	98.4	192
SASK	DUVAL	2013	2	20.6	186
NU	RANKIN INLET A	2013	2	16.2	183
NWT	FORT SIMPSON A	2013	2	31.6	181

Top 10 Wettest Stations by amount of precipitation. Any station is eligible. NA means EC does not calculate normals.

Province	Station	Year	Month	Precipitation (mm)	Precipitation % of Normal
BC	BOAT BLUFF	2013	2	677.2	147
BC	ZEBALLOS MURAUDE CREEK	2013	2	473.9	NA
BC	TOFINO A	2013	2	469.6	NA
BC	ESTEVAN POINT	2013	2	430.8	125
BC	PRINCE RUPERT MONT CIRC	2013	2	430.7	NA
BC	ADDENBROKE ISLAND	2013	2	425.4	NA
BC	LENNARD ISLAND	2013	2	419.5	120
BC	BELLA BELLA	2013	2	396	NA
BC	PORT ALICE	2013	2	387.2	101
BC	TAHSIS VILLAGE NORTH	2013	2	370.5	NA

Bright Sunshine Canada February 2013

Published on March 16, 2013March 17, 2013 by sunshinehours15 Comments

Once upon a time, there were over 250 weather stations collecting bright sunshine data in Canada each month.

Alas we are now down to 7 stations. In 3 provinces. And only 5 of the 7 are considered reliable enough or old enough to have “% of Normals” calculated.

February 2013 was pretty gloomy in BC where sunshine was around 60% of normal (the 1971-2000 average).

Goose Airport in NFLD was 3% sunnier than normal. Wiarton Airport in Ontario was gloomiest at 54% of normal.

Province	Station	Year	Month	Bright Sunshine Hours	Bright Sunshine % of Normal
BC	VICTORIA INTL A	2013	2	55	61
BC	COMOX A	2013	2	53	62
BC	VANCOUVER INTL A	2013	2	50	59
ONT	WIARTON A	2013	2	50	54
ONT	TORONTO LESTER B. PEARSO	2013	2	82	NA
NFLD	CARTWRIGHT	2013	2	102	NA
NFLD	GOOSE A	2013	2	130	103

Update: Eureka Top 15 Sunshine Months From the Past (See comment)

Province	Station	Year	Month	Bright Sunshine Hours	Bright Sunshine % of Normal
NU	EUREKA	1987	5	667	134
NU	EUREKA	1989	5	632	127
NU	EUREKA	1973	5	621	125
NU	EUREKA	1991	5	593	120
NU	EUREKA	1997	6	586	NA
NU	EUREKA	2005	5	574	116
NU	EUREKA	1976	5	573	115
NU	EUREKA	2002	5	567	114
NU	EUREKA	1981	6	565	141
NU	EUREKA	1998	5	564	114
NU	EUREKA	1988	7	563	156
NU	EUREKA	1975	5	554	112
NU	EUREKA	1981	5	548	111
NU	EUREKA	1974	5	544	110
NU	EUREKA	1972	5	543	109
NU	EUREKA	1979	5	543	109

Canada Feb 2013

Published on March 9, 2013 by sunshinehours1Leave a comment

According to the Environment Canada “Normals”, Canada was warmer than the 1971-2000 average in Feb 2013.

The warmth was concentrated in the far west and the far east.

The middle was slightly warmer or slightly cooler. And the Arctic was mostly cooler than normal.

The anomaly map for Feb 2013 and an animated gif of Jan 2012 to Feb 2013. Click to make them bigger.

Vancouver and Victoria Airports in BC Colder Thans 1940s/1960s

Published on March 6, 2013 by sunshinehours12 Comments

The next two graphs are anomaly data from Environment Canada up to Feb 2013. The data in the boxes is the 5 year average. Red for warmer than 1971-2000, blue for colder.

For Victoria, the last 5 years have been only .06C warmer than the 1971-2000 average. More importantly, it is the coldest 5 year period in the last 25 years. And colder than the period around 1960. And it would probably be colder than the 1940s if the data went back that far,

For Vancouver, the last 5 years have been only .18C warmer than the 1971-2000 average. More importantly, it is the coldest 5 year period in the last 25 years. And colder than the period around 1960. And colder than the 5 year period around 1940 .

Click to enlarge.

Canada – Dec 2012 – 25 Coldest Stations – Whitehorse was 13.2C colder than normal

Published on January 6, 2013January 22, 2013 by sunshinehours12 Comments

Update: See comments. Whitehorse was closer to -7C to -8C colder than normal. Still top 3 in Canada for December 2012.

These are the 25 coldest stations (of the ones Environment Canada thinks are worth calculating anomalies for) in Canada for Dec 2012. The anomaly is calculated from the 1971-2000 normals.

13.2C colder than normal for Whitehorse Airport. Yukon data scraped from here.

Any mention in the news? You would think it would make the news wouldn’t you?

Stn Name	Prov	Anomaly in C
WHITEHORSE A	YT	-13.2
MAYO ROAD	YT	-8.6
FORT ST JOHN A	BC	-8
CHETWYND A	BC	-6.6
GRANDE PRAIRIE A	ALTA	-6.6
ATLIN	BC	-6.3
WHITECOURT A	ALTA	-5.8
PEACE RIVER A	ALTA	-5.7
FORT SASKATCHEWAN	ALTA	-5.6
CAMPSIE	ALTA	-5.5
CRAIGMYLE	ALTA	-5.4
CAMROSE	ALTA	-5
TOFIELD NORTH	ALTA	-5
EDMONTON WOODBEND	ALTA	-4.9
GRAND RAPIDS HYDRO	MAN	-4.9
SIMONETTE	ALTA	-4.7
EDMONTON STONY PLAIN	ALTA	-4.6
HAY RIVER A	NWT	-4.5
DAKOTA WEST	ALTA	-4.3
PLEASANT CAMP	BC	-3.9
VEGREVILLE	ALTA	-3.9
COWAN	MAN	-3.9
FORESTBURG PLANT SITE	ALTA	-3.7
LAST MOUNTAIN CS	SASK	-3.7
KINDERSLEY A	SASK	-3.7

Canada – Grid Square Choices – 5×5 = Warming and 1×1 = Cooling

Published on December 9, 2012December 9, 2012 by sunshinehours11 Comment

Update: There are 54 5×5 grid squares in Canada with EC normals with 170 datapoints in the last 15 years. 29 are warming and 25 are cooling.

There are 199 1×1 grid squares using the same data. 116 are cooling and 83 are warming.

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Previously I have looked at the 15 year trend for Environment Canada data up to Nov 2012 using 1×1 grids here, and 5×5 grids here.

Using 1×1 grid squares, Canada is cooling at -0.089C / decade.

Using 5×5 grid squares, Canada is warming at 0.053C / decade.

Don’t the big guys like to use 5×5 grids? What a shock.

Maps for 5×5 and 1×1 below.

Canada Nov 2012 15 Year Trend by 5×5 Grid Square

Published on December 9, 2012December 9, 2012 by sunshinehours11 Comment

This map is the 15 year temperature trend for Canada by 5×5 grid squares up to November 2012.

The data comes from Environment Canada Stations that are part of the “normals” and have 170 or more datapoints in the last 180 months (15 years).

The color of the square indicates warming or cooling.

The square size is Not proportional to the amount of warming or cooling.

Here is the same map where the square size is proportional to warming cooling.

Canada Nov 2012 15 Year Trend by 1×1 Grid Square

Published on December 9, 2012December 9, 2012 by sunshinehours11 Comment

This map is the 15 year temperature trend for Canada by 1×1 grid squares up to November 2012.

The data comes from Environment Canada Stations that are part of the “normals” and have 170 or more datapoints in the last 180 months (15 years).

The color of the square indicates warming or cooling.

The square size is Not proportional to the amount of warming or cooling.

Here is the same map where the square size is proportional to warming cooling.

Nov 2012 Canada – Only 7 Stations Collecting Sunshine Data

Published on December 8, 2012 by sunshinehours12 Comments

Nov 2012 Monthly Summary From Environment Canada is out here.

It is sad to see only 7 stations reporting bright sunshine hours. How can you actually understand climate if sunshine data isn’t collected?

Maybe that is the point.

Stn Name	Prov	Bright Sunshine	Bright Sunshine % of Normal	Year	Month
VICTORIA INTL A	BC	79	105	2012	11
COMOX A	BC	71	125	2012	11
VANCOUVER INTL A	BC	69	107	2012	11
WIARTON A	ONT	60	NA	2012	11
TORONTO LESTER B. PEARSO	ONT	94	NA	2012	11
CARTWRIGHT	NFLD	70	NA	2012	11
GOOSE A	NFLD	62	83	2012	11

Consider November 1970 when 265 stations were collecting sunshine data.

Stn Name	Prov	Bright Sunshine	Bright Sunshine % of Normal	Year	Month
COWICHAN BAY CHERRY POIN	BC	64	NA	1970	11
COWICHAN LAKE FORESTRY	BC	51	103	1970	11
SAANICHTON CDA	BC	77	115	1970	11
VICTORIA GONZALES HTS	BC	94	113	1970	11
VICTORIA INTL A	BC	89	118	1970	11
NANAIMO A	BC	72	109	1970	11
ALBERNI LUPSI CUPSI	BC	51	NA	1970	11
ESTEVAN POINT	BC	72	NA	1970	11
SANDSPIT A	BC	85	135	1970	11
KITIMAT TOWNSITE	BC	61	143	1970	11
KITIMAT 2	BC	53	NA	1970	11
PRINCE RUPERT A	BC	98	211	1970	11
WADHAMS CDF	BC	48	NA	1970	11
SMITHERS A	BC	46	113	1970	11
TOPLEY LANDING	BC	41	91	1970	11
PUNTZI MOUNTAIN	BC	96	NA	1970	11
BURNS LAKE	BC	55	106	1970	11
PRINCE GEORGE A	BC	52	91	1970	11
WILLIAMS LAKE A	BC	82	128	1970	11
ABBOTSFORD A	BC	64	96	1970	11
AGASSIZ CDA	BC	52	87	1970	11
HANEY UBC RF SPUR 17	BC	54	NA	1970	11
VANCOUVER BCHPA	BC	75	NA	1970	11
VANCOUVER INTL A	BC	74	114	1970	11
VANCOUVER UBC	BC	68	99	1970	11
LYTTON	BC	65	108	1970	11
MCCULLOCH	BC	52	79	1970	11
OLIVER STP	BC	57	88	1970	11
SUMMERLAND CDA	BC	51	79	1970	11
VERNON SOUTHWEST	BC	33	NA	1970	11
BEAVERDELL	BC	40	NA	1970	11
CASTLEGAR A	BC	57	111	1970	11
TRAIL TADANAC	BC	45	NA	1970	11
CRANBROOK A	BC	96	129	1970	11
KIMBERLEY COMINCO	BC	80	NA	1970	11
BLUE RIVER A	BC	48	126	1970	11
KAMLOOPS A	BC	47	72	1970	11
SALMON ARM	BC	14	NA	1970	11
REVELSTOKE AIRPORT RD	BC	28	77	1970	11
FORT ST JOHN A	BC	55	70	1970	11
GERMANSEN LANDING	BC	50	138	1970	11
MCLEOD LAKE	BC	31	NA	1970	11
HAINES JUNCTION	YT	11	NA	1970	11
PELLY RANCH	YT	21	133	1970	11
WATSON LAKE A	YT	43	107	1970	11
WHITEHORSE A	YT	36	84	1970	11
FORT SIMPSON	NWT	50	NA	1970	11
FORT SMITH A	NWT	52	144	1970	11
INUVIK A	NWT	26	NA	1970	11
YELLOWKNIFE A	NWT	42	101	1970	11
BAKER LAKE A	NU	89	NA	1970	11
COPPERMINE	NU	13	NA	1970	11
CORAL HARBOUR A	NU	62	117	1970	11
CAMBRIDGE BAY A	NU	20	133	1970	11
CAPE DORSET A	NU	3	NA	1970	11
IQALUIT A	NU	52	129	1970	11
RESOLUTE CARS	NU	0	NA	1970	11
MOULD BAY A	NWT	0	NA	1970	11
SACHS HARBOUR A	NWT	7	NA	1970	11
EDMONTON INTL A	ALTA	77	78	1970	11
EDMONTON CITY CENTRE A	ALTA	78	77	1970	11
ELLERSLIE	ALTA	67	66	1970	11
RANFURLY	ALTA	56	69	1970	11
DRUMHELLER INSTITUTION	ALTA	77	NA	1970	11
LACOMBE CDA	ALTA	83	86	1970	11
OLDS	ALTA	104	113	1970	11
BROOKS AHRC	ALTA	74	69	1970	11
CALGARY INTL A	ALTA	141	113	1970	11
LETHBRIDGE CDA	ALTA	90	82	1970	11
MEDICINE HAT A	ALTA	89	76	1970	11
SUFFIELD A	ALTA	87	74	1970	11
UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY	ALTA	116	NA	1970	11
MANYBERRIES CDA	ALTA	94	77	1970	11
KANANASKIS	ALTA	39	NA	1970	11
RED DEER RS	ALTA	123	NA	1970	11
EDSON A	ALTA	65	69	1970	11
WAGNER	ALTA	82	NA	1970	11
BEAVERLODGE CDA	ALTA	75	89	1970	11
FAIRVIEW	ALTA	65	83	1970	11
FORT VERMILION CDA	ALTA	75	NA	1970	11
KEG RIVER	ALTA	50	NA	1970	11
BROADVIEW	SASK	69	65	1970	11
ESTEVAN A	SASK	81	72	1970	11
INDIAN HEAD CDA	SASK	71	NA	1970	11
INDIAN HEAD PFRA	SASK	67	70	1970	11
MOOSE JAW A	SASK	90	83	1970	11
ORMISTON	SASK	69	75	1970	11
REGINA A	SASK	73	71	1970	11
WYNYARD	SASK	56	60	1970	11
YORKTON A	SASK	62	64	1970	11
SWIFT CURRENT A	SASK	86	78	1970	11
SWIFT CURRENT CDA	SASK	87	83	1970	11
SCOTT CDA	SASK	0	NA	1970	11
MELFORT CDA	SASK	66	83	1970	11
OUTLOOK PFRA	SASK	67	73	1970	11
PRINCE ALBERT A	SASK	64	79	1970	11
SASKATOON SRC	SASK	69	70	1970	11
CREE LAKE	SASK	61	108	1970	11
BRANDON CDA	MAN	67	69	1970	11
RIVERS A	MAN	0	NA	1970	11
GLENLEA	MAN	72	81	1970	11
MORDEN CDA	MAN	86	89	1970	11
WINNIPEG INTL A	MAN	70	74	1970	11
BISSETT	MAN	58	76	1970	11
GRAND RAPIDS	MAN	66	NA	1970	11
INDIAN BAY	MAN	68	86	1970	11
DAUPHIN A	MAN	88	90	1970	11
DELTA MARSH CS	MAN	77	83	1970	11
THE PAS A	MAN	62	81	1970	11
CHURCHILL A	MAN	62	114	1970	11
LYNN LAKE A	MAN	60	114	1970	11
THOMPSON A	MAN	56	85	1970	11
ATIKOKAN	ONT	66	87	1970	11
RAWSON LAKE	ONT	47	81	1970	11
ARMSTRONG (AUT)	ONT	57	NA	1970	11
CARIBOU ISLAND	ONT	75	NA	1970	11
THUNDER BAY A	ONT	92	104	1970	11
SAULT STE MARIE A	ONT	79	124	1970	11
WHITE RIVER	ONT	57	NA	1970	11
TURBINE	ONT	82	130	1970	11
KAPUSKASING CDA	ONT	56	105	1970	11
MOOSONEE UA	ONT	54	93	1970	11
NEW LISKEARD	ONT	78	NA	1970	11
NORTH BAY A	ONT	76	113	1970	11
SOUTH BAYMOUTH	ONT	89	125	1970	11
CORNWALL ONT HYDRO	ONT	67	90	1970	11
KEMPTVILLE	ONT	82	92	1970	11
KINGSTON A	ONT	60	68	1970	11
OTTAWA CDA	ONT	68	81	1970	11
PETAWAWA NAT FORESTRY	ONT	58	86	1970	11
DELHI CDA	ONT	53	63	1970	11
HARROW CDA	ONT	53	59	1970	11
VINELAND STATION	ONT	76	92	1970	11
ELORA RESEARCH STN	ONT	52	NA	1970	11
GUELPH OAC	ONT	56	NA	1970	11
LONDON A	ONT	43	61	1970	11
MOUNT FOREST	ONT	47	NA	1970	11
ALBION FIELD CENTRE	ONT	56	74	1970	11
BURKETON MCLAUGHLIN	ONT	62	81	1970	11
CLAREMONT FIELD CENTRE	ONT	50	NA	1970	11
HAMILTON RBG	ONT	64	74	1970	11
MORVEN IHD	ONT	0	NA	1970	11
OAK RIDGES	ONT	52	NA	1970	11
SMITHFIELD CDA	ONT	66	92	1970	11
TORONTO	ONT	60	71	1970	11
BERTHIERVILLE	QUE	66	82	1970	11
DUCHESNAY	QUE	77	99	1970	11
LASSOMPTION	QUE	73	87	1970	11
QUEBEC/JEAN LESAGE INTL	QUE	86	105	1970	11
ST AUGUSTIN	QUE	78	91	1970	11
LAC AUX SABLES	QUE	64	90	1970	11
ARTHABASKA	QUE	74	NA	1970	11
DISRAELI	QUE	56	96	1970	11
IBERVILLE	QUE	65	101	1970	11
LAPRAIRIE	QUE	56	NA	1970	11
LENNOXVILLE	QUE	57	79	1970	11
MAPLE LEAF EAST	QUE	65	NA	1970	11
MONTREAL/PIERRE ELLIOTT	QUE	73	85	1970	11
MONTREAL JAR BOT	QUE	64	NA	1970	11
MONTREAL JEAN BREBEUF	QUE	65	NA	1970	11
MONTREAL MCGILL	QUE	67	82	1970	11
STE ANNE DE BELLEVUE	QUE	79	95	1970	11
STE CLOTHILDE CDA	QUE	72	92	1970	11
ST HYACINTHE 2	QUE	61	96	1970	11
ST ISIDORE DAUCKLAND	QUE	71	NA	1970	11
ST LUDGER	QUE	57	NA	1970	11
SAWYERVILLE NORD	QUE	64	108	1970	11
SHERBROOKE	QUE	61	NA	1970	11
SUTTON JONCTION	QUE	63	NA	1970	11
VALLEE JONCTION	QUE	51	86	1970	11
WEST DITTON	QUE	62	92	1970	11
HARRINGTON FOREST FARM	QUE	53	105	1970	11
MANIWAKI UA	QUE	64	95	1970	11
STE AGATHE DES MONTS	QUE	63	86	1970	11
SHAWVILLE	QUE	69	103	1970	11
BLANC SABLON	QUE	8	NA	1970	11
BAIE COMEAU	QUE	76	NA	1970	11
FORESTVILLE	QUE	87	101	1970	11
FORET MONTMORENCY	QUE	72	99	1970	11
GAGNON A	QUE	49	NA	1970	11
GRANDES BERGERONNES	QUE	79	95	1970	11
NATASHQUAN A	QUE	56	58	1970	11
SEPT-ILES UA	QUE	81	NA	1970	11
RIVIERE AU TONNERRE	QUE	72	83	1970	11
ST FRANCOIS IO	QUE	94	107	1970	11
ARMAGH STATION	QUE	70	103	1970	11
BERRY MOUNTAIN	QUE	62	NA	1970	11
CAPLAN	QUE	93	NA	1970	11
CAP SEIZE	QUE	57	117	1970	11
CAUSAPSCAL RECHERCHES	QUE	39	NA	1970	11
GRINDSTONE ISLAND	QUE	88	NA	1970	11
LA POCATIERE CDA	QUE	90	96	1970	11
MONT LOGAN	QUE	4	NA	1970	11
NEW RICHMOND	QUE	96	NA	1970	11
NOTRE DAME DU LAC	QUE	64	100	1970	11
OUIMET	QUE	55	97	1970	11
RIMOUSKI	QUE	53	90	1970	11
RIVIERE AU RENARD	QUE	93	NA	1970	11
ROMIEU SUD	QUE	61	NA	1970	11
STE GERMAINE	QUE	70	110	1970	11
ALBANEL	QUE	63	NA	1970	11
LAC STE CROIX	QUE	56	113	1970	11
NORMANDIN CDA	QUE	65	92	1970	11
PERIBONCA	QUE	51	NA	1970	11
RIVIERE AUX RATS	QUE	56	NA	1970	11
ST AMBROISE	QUE	50	NA	1970	11
ST COEUR DE MARIE	QUE	48	94	1970	11
OSKELANEO	QUE	56	NA	1970	11
PARENT	QUE	64	NA	1970	11
RAPIDE BLANC	QUE	60	NA	1970	11
ST MICHEL DES SAINTS	QUE	59	102	1970	11
BARRAGE TEMISCAMINGUE	QUE	67	110	1970	11
MANNEVILLE	QUE	72	142	1970	11
VILLE MARIE	QUE	84	NA	1970	11
AMOS	QUE	76	143	1970	11
BARRIERE LOUVICOURT	QUE	70	NA	1970	11
EASTMAIN	QUE	0	NA	1970	11
LAC CACHE	QUE	35	NA	1970	11
MATAGAMI	QUE	62	NA	1970	11
NITCHEQUON	QUE	37	NA	1970	11
POULARIES	QUE	78	158	1970	11
SENNETERRE	QUE	60	125	1970	11
VAL-DOR A	QUE	76	132	1970	11
INUKJUAK UA	QUE	23	73	1970	11
KUUJJUARAPIK A	QUE	23	65	1970	11
BORDER A	QUE	48	NA	1970	11
DECEPTION BAY	QUE	15	NA	1970	11
KUUJJUAQ A	QUE	58	121	1970	11
SCHEFFERVILLE A	QUE	67	140	1970	11
CHARLO A	NB	82	89	1970	11
MIRAMICHI A	NB	92	90	1970	11
FREDERICTON CDA	NB	98	97	1970	11
MONCTON A	NB	92	90	1970	11
ROYAL ROAD	NB	90	94	1970	11
SAINT JOHN A	NB	103	97	1970	11
ANNAPOLIS ROYAL	NS	84	118	1970	11
BACCARO	NS	128	NA	1970	11
COPPER LAKE	NS	77	NA	1970	11
FRASER BROOK IHD	NS	92	NA	1970	11
KENTVILLE CDA	NS	106	127	1970	11
NAPPAN CDA	NS	94	111	1970	11
RIVER HEBERT	NS	101	NA	1970	11
SABLE ISLAND	NS	66	86	1970	11
SHARPE BROOK IHD	NS	110	NA	1970	11
SHEARWATER A	NS	109	96	1970	11
SYDNEY A	NS	93	118	1970	11
TRURO	NS	90	114	1970	11
YARMOUTH A	NS	115	116	1970	11
CHARLOTTETOWN CDA	PEI	103	134	1970	11
EAST BALTIC	PEI	96	137	1970	11
HUNTER RIVER	PEI	93	NA	1970	11
MORELL REAR SITE 305	PEI	102	NA	1970	11
OLEARY PEIDA	PEI	89	NA	1970	11
SUMMERSIDE A	PEI	105	121	1970	11
TIGNISH	PEI	92	97	1970	11
BURGEO	NFLD	64	74	1970	11
COLINET PEAT BOG CDA	NFLD	0	NA	1970	11
DANIELS HARBOUR	NFLD	43	91	1970	11
GANDER INTL A	NFLD	65	90	1970	11
PLACENTIA	NFLD	68	NA	1970	11
ST JOHNS A	NFLD	75	110	1970	11
ST JOHNS WEST CDA	NFLD	69	96	1970	11
STEPHENVILLE A	NFLD	59	114	1970	11
CHURCHILL FALLS A	NFLD	58	103	1970	11
GOOSE A	NFLD	74	100	1970	11

Canada October 2012 – 15 Year Trends (A lot of cooling)

Published on November 22, 2012 by sunshinehours17 Comments

This is a map of Environment Canada Stations that are part of the “normals” and have 170 or more datapoints in the last 180 months (15 years) as of October 2012.

The circle size is proportion to the warming or cooling.

When some people say Canada is “warming”, I would disagree and say Western Canada is definitely cooling for 15 years and a small part of Eastern Canada clustered around the big cities and a couple of arctic stations are warming.