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Our new article introduces Canada’s network of climate service providers and explores how they help people move from climate data to informed planning and adaptation. Read the article: climatedata.ca/news/introduc… #ClimateServices #ClimateData #ClimateAdaptation

A very strong El Niño is developing in the tropical Pacific, with forecasts indicating that it could reach exceptional strength by late 2026. What could this mean for Canada? Read the article: climatedata.ca/news/what-the…

More stations, more data, more coverage. 🌧️ Start exploring the updated data today: climatedata.ca/variables/?#v… Read more about what else is new about the data here: climatedata.ca/news/updated-… #ClimateData #ExtremeRainfall #ClimateAdaptation #Engineering #Infrastructure

Our newest blog explores how rising temperatures, extreme heat, wildfire smoke, and coastal changes may affect beach volleyball events across Canada. Dive into the blog: climatedata.ca/news/spiking-… #ClimateChangeCanada #SummerSports #SummerEvents

Use ClimateData.ca to explore how your community might experience climate change in the future – from warmer weather, changing precipitation patterns, or rising sea levels, you can find it all. ow.ly/cIaR50ZoAQH

🌧️Our IDF Rainfall Data just got a brand-new look! 👀 Start exploring the updated data today: climatedata.ca/variables/?#v… #ClimateData #ClimateServices #Engineering #StormwaterManagement #ClimateAdaptation

Use ClimateData.ca’s Fire Weather Application to learn how your community might experience more fires in the future: ow.ly/aTL250ZoAIC. Learn how to use the app by reading our Learning Zone Article: ow.ly/1zbs50ZoAIA #ClimateChangeCanada #SummerSports

Use ClimateData.ca’s Humidex Projections (ow.ly/8bKA50ZoAwX) to determine the number of days where humidex could be 40 or above in your community. #ClimateChangeCanada #SummerEvents

ClimateData.ca has released a major update to its Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) rainfall datasets, providing expanded access to information on extreme rainfall under current and future climate conditions across Canada. Read more here: ow.ly/avF650Zuspj

Learn how your community might be impacted by extreme heat by looking at the number of days above 30°C here: ow.ly/NF2r50ZoAiL #ClimateChangeCanada #SummerSports #Summer Events

Across Canada, many communities have experienced climate-related impacts this summer, including wildfires, extreme heat, and heavy rainfall. These events are expected to become more frequent and intense as the climate continues to change. climatedata.ca/assets/upload…

🏐☀️ As temperatures rise across Canada, beach volleyball players and spectators are facing increasing heat-related risks. And read our newest article: climatedata.ca/news/spiking-… #BeachVolleyball #Montreal #ClimateChange #SportAndClimate

From this summer's forecast to future climate projections, explore what changing conditions could mean for beach volleyball in Montreal. Dive into the blog: climatedata.ca/news/spiking-… #BeachVolleyball #Montreal #ClimateChange #SportAndClimate

How might climate change affect Great Lakes water levels? Read more: climatedata.ca/news/climate-… #GreatLakes #ClimateChange #ClimateAdaptation #WaterLevels #ClimateData

Click here to learn more about how climate change may impact the World Cup games: ow.ly/gB4B50ZoAr3 #ClimateChangeCanada #SummerSports #Summer Events

🏐☀️ From hotter days to wildfire smoke and coastal change, climate change is affecting the conditions in which beach volleyball is played. Read more: ow.ly/fliu50ZnYIM #ClimateChange #BeachVolleyball #HeatRisk #ClimateAdaptation

Learn more about the drivers of Great Lakes water levels and what the latest research tells us about the future: climatedata.ca/news/climate-… #GreatLakes #ClimateChange #ClimateAdaptation #WaterLevels

What is a Return Level and how does it differ from a Return Period? Learn more: climatedata.ca/resource/unde…

ClimateData.ca has released new projections for return levels of 1-in-5-, 1-in-10-, 1-in-20-, 1-in-30- and 1-in-50-year events for three annual variables (maximum temperature, minimum temperature, and maximum daily precipitation). climatedata.ca/news/new-clim…

Read our blog to learn how climate-related factors and extreme events are causing trail damage and closures across Canada: ow.ly/c6sE50XkArm