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Canada weather radar output.

Here's a chance to see Canada weather radar online.
The page shows you a national map with simultaneous results from over 30 Canadian radar meteorology locations.

Each Canada environment radar weather site is indicated by a black dot, with a faint disc showing its range, the area covered by the radar. White dots show the major cities.

If you hit the blue play button above the map and wait a sec, you will see an animation of the rain or snowfall happening around the country.

Want more detail?

Click on a province north of the disc covering the city of your choice to get a regional map covering two or three provinces.

Better yet, click inside one of those grey discs for fullest detail,

complete with colour detail and the ability to animate, unless your radar is out of operation. That happens occasionally.

Have a look at the colour scale on the right. See how the animation tells you where the heaviest precipitation is falling, where the storm is moving and how fast. Sometimes you'll be able to tell if it is going to rain in the next hour or so.

If you want to learn about understanding the results, see the Common Interpretation Errors on the upper right corner of the main screen. It provides a list of technical issues to consider when examining the Canada weather radar display.

Experienced the cold?

Everybody knows Canada is cold. Always. What do you think?

This country never has summer. Or does it?

Ever been to Canada? Or some other northern place? Russia? Sweden? Alaska?

Antarctica??

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always wanted to go to canada. now that i see it`s cold, maybe i`ll consider taking more jackets with me... to keep me worm. Thank you for the information
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Stereotype Land  Not rated yet
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