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In-depth data and analysis on extreme weather and flood risks on www.cityfloodmap.com share engineering insight on complex topics of infrastructure design and performance, urban hydrology, flood risk assessment, and cost-effective risk management. Our goal is to promote critical, evidence-based "Thinking Slow on Floods and Flow" to improve flood and stormwater management policies and achieve effective environmental outcomes. R.J. Muir, Toronto, ON.

Do We have Enough Climate Stations in Canada To Track Trends in Extreme Rainfall?

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Some have suggested that we have lost so many climate stations due to cut backs in the 1990's that we can't accurately detect trends...

Yes, we're getting more extreme rainfall, and it's due to climate change, study confirms .. well not so fast

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CBC News has a new report "Yes, we're getting more extreme rainfall, and it's due to climate change, study confirms"  http...

What COVID-19 Taught Us About Observed Data vs. Model Projections: They Are Different - Let's Remember That When Interpreting Climate Models

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COVID-19 - observed data on ICU cases and projected capacity "All models are wrong, some are useful" .  Predicting COVID-19 co...
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