Introduction
Particulate matter (PM), including PM1, PM2.5, and PM10, represents a risk to human health at elevated levels. Xu et al. suggest that PM concentrations can vary greatly due to meteorological...
The Billion Dollar Calgary Hailstorm of 13 June 2020, Part III: Hail Size and Weather Modification Aspects
– By Paul Joe –
Abstract
On 13 June 2020, a hailstorm caused $1.2B of damage in a 10-15 km2 area in northeast Calgary within a 20 minute period. A radar-based overview of the storm’s initiation,...
The Billion Dollar Calgary Hailstorm of 13 June 2020, Part II: Explosive Growth, Merging and the Meso-Front
– By Paul Joe, Ronald E. Stewart, and Sudesh Boodoo –
Abstract
An overview of the Calgary billion dollar hailstorm of 13 June 2020 was previously presented. This extreme storm was attributed...
The Billion Dollar Calgary Hailstorm of 13 June 2020, Part I: Overview
– By Paul Joe, Ronald E. Stewart, and Sudesh Boodoo –
Abstract
A radar analysis of the Calgary hailstorm of 13 June 2020 is presented. Insured damages in the City of Calgary were estimated...
CMOS Congress Outstanding Presentations
On June 3-6, 2024, the 58th annual Canadian Meteorological and Oceanographic Society Congress was held virtually with help from the Winnipeg Centre and the BC Interior-Yukon Centre. The theme of the...
Marine Magnetic Mapping in the Passamaquoddy Bay Seismic Subzone
– By John Evangelatos, Karl E. Butler, Jennifer Adam, William A. Morris –
Figure 1. Map of the Passamaquoddy Bay (PB) region displaying epicentres of earthquakes with magnitudes above 2...
A Way Forward on the Climate Crisis
– By Geoff Strong and Richard van der Jagt –
Time is short for gaining control over our climate before it hits a tipping point, after which we lose the opportunity to turn things around. ...
Impact of different types of La Niña development on the precipitation in the Maritime Continent
– By Shanshan Zhong, Yuzhi Zhang, and Leishan Jiang –
Research motivation
The Maritime Continent (MC), located in the tropical region (10°S-20°N, 90°E- 150°E) , is the largest center of...
Weaving Indigenous and western ways of knowing can help Canada achieve its biodiversity goals
– By Lydia Johnson and Diane Orihel –
This article was originally published on the Conversation under the Creative Commons License.
The health of wildlife in Canada is socially, culturally...