Explore Maps. Our interactive climate change map allows you to explore how climate change will impact your community. Choose one of the suggested climate variables or just jump into the map to get started.

Jul 10, 2019 · We’ve created downloadable, printable maps of Canada for every climate variable we offer, across three time periods (1976-2005, 2021-2050, and 2051-2080) and two future climate change scenarios (the “high carbon” future scientists call RCP8.5 and the “low carbon” future or RCP4.5).

Jul 10, 2019 · The Climate Atlas of Canada is an interactive tool for citizens, researchers, businesses, and community and political leaders to learn about climate change in Canada. It combines climate science, mapping, videography, and storytelling to bring the global issue of climate change closer to home, and is designed to inspire local, regional, and ...

Map of projected climate change in Canada. The map shows the 30-year average of the annual number of Very Hot Days. A Very Hot Day is a day when the temperature rises to at least 30 °C.

Type in some characters and choose the name of the municipality, First Nation Community, or Inuit Community in the appropriate search box to display detailed climate data. If your location isn't listed, you can search instead for regional data using the map or "Find a region" below.

The Climate Atlas allow you to explore how climate change is likely to impact Canada’s urban centres. Hotter temperatures can magnify pollution problems and cause health problems, and changes in precipitation and freeze-thaw patterns can accelerate damage to critical infrastructure.

The Atlas explains what climate change is, how it affects Canada and what these changes mean in our communities. Various aspects of climate change can be explored using maps, graphs and climate data for provinces, local regions and cities across the country. Plain-language description and analysis make climate science understandable and meaningful.

Once the map has loaded up the chosen climate information, scenario, and time period, you can display data about places all across Canada. Climate data is available for specific cities and towns, all the provinces and territories, and for square regions (called “grid …

Investigate and evaluate evidence that climate change is influenced by human activities. Describe how regions on a national and local level are impacted by climate change and how reducing carbon emission will reduce these impacts. Understand the …

The Prairie Climate Centre is committed to making climate change meaningful and relevant to Canadians of all walks of life. We bring an evidence-based perspective to communicating the science, impacts, and risks of climate change through maps, documentary video, research reports, and plain-language training, writing, and outreach.