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Post by Bear on Oct 15, 2022 20:33:34 GMT -5
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Post by Bear on Oct 15, 2022 20:41:02 GMT -5
Sources: ___________ Record Highs: January: Entrance, Alberta; Niagara Falls, OntarioFebruary: Fort Macleod, AlbertaMarch: Alberni Beaver Creek, British ColumbiaApril: Emerson, ManitobaMay: Morden, SaskatchewanJune: Lytton, British ColumbiaJuly: Midale & Yellow Grass, SaskatchewanAugust: Altawan, AlbertaSeptember: Fort Qu'Appelle, SaskatchewanOctober: Illerbrun, SaskatchewanNovember: Jenner, Alberta; Chatham, OntarioDecember: Fort Macleod, Alberta; Grand Forks, British Columbia___________ Record Lows: January: Fort Vermilion, AlbertaFebruary: Snag, YukonMarch: Shepherd Bay, NunavutApril: Eureka, NunavutMay: Cambridge Bay, NunavutJune: Hall Beach, NunavutJuly: Aklavik, Northwest TerritoriesAugust: Alert, NunavutSeptember: Eureka, NunavutOctober: Eureka, NunavutNovember: Braeburn, YukonDecember: Fort Vermilion, Alberta |
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Post by srfoskey on Oct 19, 2022 16:15:13 GMT -5
I find it interesting that the June 2021 mega heat wave was the only monthly hot or cold record set in the past 30 years.
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Post by jetshnl on Oct 19, 2022 16:27:18 GMT -5
Now we need some stats for highest minimum and lowest maximum.
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Post by Bear on Oct 19, 2022 18:25:40 GMT -5
Now we need some stats for lowest minimum and highest maximum. That would be unbelievably hard to accomplish. Wish Environment Canada made it easier to view extremes like NOWdata. Also, where are those 1991-2020 normals Environment Canada? |
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Post by Crunch41 on Oct 19, 2022 20:38:40 GMT -5
I was looking for this a few weeks back. Thanks for posting it again.
Fort Vermilion is the only cold spot outside the territories. That station must have a extremely good location for radiational cooling, or at least it did back in the early 1900's.
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Post by srfoskey on Oct 20, 2022 14:47:39 GMT -5
Now we need some stats for lowest minimum and highest maximum. That would be unbelievably hard to accomplish. Wish Environment Canada made it easier to view extremes like NOWdata. Also, where are those 1991-2020 normals Environment Canada? Is there a way to download all of the temperature data? You could probably run a Python script to do something like that if the raw data is readily available. |
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Post by Bear on Oct 20, 2022 15:03:57 GMT -5
That would be unbelievably hard to accomplish. Wish Environment Canada made it easier to view extremes like NOWdata. Also, where are those 1991-2020 normals Environment Canada? Is there a way to download all of the temperature data? You could probably run a Python script to do something like that if the raw data is readily available. There is a way to download the data. I forgot how I did it though. I thought of that idea to make sure the extremes were accurate but I can't code. |
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