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Subject: Canadian weather data
Category: Science > Earth Sciences
Asked by: coyote1-ga
List Price: $9.50
Posted: 09 Jun 2004 16:26 PDT
Expires: 09 Jul 2004 16:26 PDT
Question ID: 358855
Can someone email to me the average temperature in the major Canadian
cities for November, December, January and February of each of the
last 10-15 years.

Request for Question Clarification by hummer-ga on 09 Jun 2004 19:18 PDT
Hi coyote1,

Would you be interested in something like this? 

Norms for 1971-2000

ALBERTA                    Nov   Dec    Jan    Feb
Calgary    (Airport)      -3.1  - 7.4  - 8.9  - 6.1
Edmonton   (Airport)      -5.7  -11.3  -13.5  -10.5

BRITISH COLUMBIA
Prince George             -2.9   -7.8   -9.6   -5.4
Vancouver  (Airport)       6.0    3.5    3.3    4.8

If this would be suitable, I would be happy to compile a list for you.
Did you have any particular cities in mind or just like I've done
above? Gathering data for ten or fifteen separate years would be quite
time consuming, unless someone can find a chart ready-made.

Thanks,
hummer

Clarification of Question by coyote1-ga on 09 Jun 2004 19:57 PDT
Thanks for your response; the layout you've shown is what I'm looking for.
On the issue of which cities to include, having the major cities like
Toronto and Montreal is probably what's most important.
In terms of data, having the average for 1971-2000 or 1981-2000 is
fine (i.e., don't need every year broken out for this period), but
unfortunately I need specific data for 2001, 2002 and 2003 for such
cities.
Having the source cited would also be nice.
Answer  
Subject: Re: Canadian weather data
Answered By: palitoy-ga on 10 Jun 2004 03:42 PDT
Rated:4 out of 5 stars
 
Hello Coyote1,

I have researched this question to the best of my abililty and have
created the following tables for you.

The figures in the tables are the year followed by the average
temperature for the months in degrees Fahrenheit (the conversion to
Celsius is trivial) of January, February, November and December.

I have gone back as far as possible with yearly averages, hopefully
this is sufficient as your last clarification suggested only the
period 2001-2003 was entirely necessary.

If required I can also supply the average temperature over the last 25
years for each city in the months required.

Whitehorse
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	8	14	13	12
2002	12	12	29	17
2001	22	9	16	1
2000	2	19	22	9	
1999	-3	3	17	16
1998	-3	20	17	4	
1997	-6	22	23	21
1996	-	-	6	-4

Prince George
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	23	19	24	27	
2002	22	25	35	30	
2001	24	16	32	18	
2000	10	21	31	17	
1999	20	28	33	28	
1998	13	31	30	22	
1997	14	26	27	28	
1996	-	-	20	8	

Vancouver
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	42	40	41	41	
2002	42	41	46	44	
2001	42	40	48	40	
2000	40	41	43	38	
1999	41	40	47	42	
1998	37	47	47	37	
1997	37	40	45	40	
1996	-	-	40	35	

Edmonton
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	8	13	15	13	
2002	13	20	29	20	
2001	24	10	27	11	
2000	6	12	20	6	
1999	7	14	26	25	
1998	1	22	21	10	
1997	2	21	29	25	
1996	-	-	10	2	

Calgary
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	22	21	22	23	
2002	20	27	37	28	
2001	30	13	32	19	
2000	14	21	27	14	
1999	17	28	36	33	
1998	9	30	28	17	
1997	11	27	28	27	
1996	-	-	15	7	

Yellowknife
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	-15	-17	9	0	
2002	-13	-9	11	9	
2001	0	-10	12	-6	
2000	-10	2	12	-20	
1999	-15	3	17	-5	
1998	-19	1	20	-2	
1997	-15	-6	16	4	
1996	-	-	10	-12	

Saskatoon 
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	3	3	15	15	
2002	7	17	25	16	
2001	18	2	29	9	
2000	0	13	22	-3	
1999	2	14	31	19	
1998	0	22	24	9	
1997	-4	12	24	20	
1996	-	-	10	-2	

Regina 
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	4	4	10	13	
2002	9	18	25	18	
2001	16	-2	32	12	
2000	3	14	15	-2	
1999	3	16	31	21	
1998	2	23	27	9	
1997	-4	13	24	24	
1996	-	-	12	-3	

Winnipeg 
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	4	-4	20	15	
2002	5	15	21	18	
2001	9	0	34	13	
2000	2	17	24	-6	
1999	1	18	35	18	
1998	7	23	25	9	
1997	-4	7	22	23	
1996	-	-	10	1	

Toronto 
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	21	22	41	31	
2002	32	30	40	30	
2001	27	30	45	39	
2000	25	29	41	25	
1999	24	30	41	32	
1998	32	31	42	36	
1997	25	30	40	33	
1996	-	-	36	33	

Ottawa 
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	9	12	37	22	
2002	24	22	33	24	
2001	16	18	42	30	
2000	15	20	37	15	
1999	14	22	41	23	
1998	17	26	37	28	
1997	9	18	33	21	
1996	-	-	32	27	

Montreal 
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	10	14	37	22	
2002	25	24	34	25	
2001	16	18	42	34	
2000	13	21	39	17	
1999	15	23	41	26	
1998	18	24	36	31	
1997	13	19	35	22	
1996	-	-	33	30	

Quebec 
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	6	8	34	21	
2002	19	18	29	20	
2001	11	14	37	29	
2000	11	17	35	14	
1999	11	16	36	21	
1998	14	22	32	23	
1997	9	13	30	17	
1996	-	-	30	25	

Halifax 
YEAR	J	F	N	D
2003	19	20	41	30	
2002	27	24	37	28	
2001	21	21	41	35	
2000	25	27	39	26	
1999	25	26	40	32	
1998	26	26	37	30	
1997	21	23	38	26	
1996	-	-	39	33	

This has been a very time consuming exercise for the $9.50 but an
enjoyable challenge.  If you have any further questions on this please
ask for clarification and I will do my best to provide the answer.

Information sources:
http://www.weather.com
http://www.wunderground.com
coyote1-ga rated this answer:4 out of 5 stars

Comments  
Subject: Re: Canadian weather data
From: hummer-ga on 10 Jun 2004 04:19 PDT
 
Hi coyote1,

Environment Canada has a terrific website - a long list of monthly
data for weather station across Canada. Choose a province, search, and
then pick a city.

Canadian Climate Normals or Averages 1971-2000:
"Climate normals or averages are used to summarize or describe the
average climatic conditions of a particular location.
At the completion of each decade, Environment Canada updates its
climate normals for as many locations and as many climatic
characteristics as possible. The climate normals and extremes offered
here are based on Canadian climate stations with at least 15 years of
data between 1971 to 2000."
1961-1990 Climate normals & averages are also available.
http://www.climate.weatheroffice.ec.gc.ca/climate_normals/index_e.html?Province=BC%20%20&StationName=&SearchType=&LocateBy=Province&Proximity=25&ProximityFrom=City&StationNumber=&IDType=MSC&CityName=&ParkName=&LatitudeDegrees=&LatitudeMinutes=&LongitudeDegrees=&LongitudeMinutes=&NormalsClass=A&SelNormals=&StnId=&

Regards,
hummer

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