Northern Mesonet Project

Another big update is now live on the Canadian Mesonet Portal! This includes hail impact reports, maximum estimated size of hail (MESH) layers, present weather reports, and other minor updates to our display options. You can learn more about this update here: https://www.uwo.ca/nmp/news/2025/update_2025_05_20.html

A very big update is now live on the Canadian Mesonet Portal! This includes new meteorological variables, saving / exporting settings and more! For more details, you can check out the link below.

https://www.uwo.ca/nmp/news/2025/update_2025_02_05.html

The Canadian Mesonet Portal (meso.cssl.ca) now has 167 new stations from the Alberta Government’s Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation!

Are you an undergraduate (or senior high school) student passionate about severe weather? Dive into real-world research and fieldwork with the CSSL Summer Internship Program! Whether you're investigating tornadoes, chasing hailstorms, or contributing to groundbreaking research, there's an internship for you!

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Don't miss your chance to gain hands-on experience with leading experts in the field. Applications close on January 27th.

Another minor update is now live on the Canadian Mesonet Portal! (https://meso.cssl.ca) The graphs for the meteorological data now indicate whether the data was derived or adjusted in any way.

For more information, please visit the changelog at this link: https://www.uwo.ca/nmp/news/2024/update_2024_11_22.html

A very big update is now live on the Canadian Mesonet Portal! This includes automated quality control, legends, a new mesonet, and more! For more details, you can check out the link below.

https://www.uwo.ca/nmp/news/2024/update_2024_11_18.html

We're pleased to announce that new surface weather station data from Metro Vancouver is now available on the Canadian Mesonet Portal!

Learn more here:
https://uwo.ca/nmp/news/2024/bc_mvrd.html

"On top of the continuation of already established projects, a new one, the Northern Mesonet Project, will be created to track and centralize weather monitoring stations, which are known as mesonets."

http://bit.ly/3C4Jxq4

Make sure to follow the Canadian Mesonet Portal for extreme surface weather observations!

Strong winds off the coast of Vancouver Island this evening! Sustained winds of nearly 100 km/h, with gusts up to 115 km/h!