– Review by Bob Jones, CMOS Archivist –
By Andrew Blum, Published by HarperCollins Publishers Ltd, hardcover, 224 pages, ISBN 978-1-4434-3859-9, $32.00 (CAD).
Quite by accident I stumbled...
Comparison of wind forecasts and observations at Lake Saint-Charles, Quebec: Results from 2018
– By Richard Leduc, AirMet Science Inc –
In a recent CMOS Bulletin (Vol 46, No 4), the results of the comparison between the wind forecasts from the high resolution deterministic prediction...
Replacement of the Canadian Weather Radar Network
– by Sylvain Laramée, Qian Li, Pat Wong, Sylvain Savard, Peter Leibiuk, Steven Brady, Rick Czepita, Hamid Nasr, Todd Benko, Michael Romaniuk, Mark Abt and Ingrid Wong –
Canadian Weather...
Haowen Qin, Budding Meteorologist and CMOS’ Youngest Member
– An Interview by CMOS Bulletin Editor, Sarah Knight –
At 17-years old, Haowen Qin is an incredibly passionate and knowledgeable budding meteorologist, and is CMOS’ youngest member to date....
Historical Weather Data Rescue with McGill’s DRAW (Data Rescue: Archives and Weather), in Canada and around the world
– By Victoria Slonosky, McGill University, Montreal, Canada –
To know how the climate is changing, we need to know what the climate was like in the past. Historical weather records are...
Climate in the Age of Empire: Weather Observers in Colonial Canada
– Review by Richard Leduc, Ph.D., AirMet Science Inc., rleduc@airmetscience.com –
By Victoria C. Slonosky, Published by the American Meteorological Society, paperback, 288 pages, ISBN 9781944970208,...
Verner Suomi – The life and work of the founder of satellite meteorology
– Review by Lewis Poulin –
By John M. Lewis, Published by the American Meteorological Society, paperback, 168 pages, ISBN 9781944970222, $30.00 (USD)
– “Processing satellite data...
Women in Meteorology in Canada: The Early Days
– By Rebecca Milo –
In 2017, the Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society (CMOS) celebrated its 50th anniversary. Spurred by that, CMOS decided to look back at the early days of...
CMOS at the IUGG General Assembly in Montreal, July 9th to 14th
Formed in 1919, the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics (IUGG) this year celebrates 100 years, and CMOS gets to be a part of it, as our congress coincides with their general assembly in Montreal...