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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.

Town of Oakville Class Action Lawsuit Over Wider Floodplains and Flood Damages - Is Urbanization or Climate Change the Cause?

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The CBC reported on a $1B class-action claim that alleges Oakville property owners are at flood risk due to 'over-development'.  The...

Can We Use Daily Rainfall Models To Predict Short Duration Trends? Not Always - Observed Daily and Short Duration Trends Can Diverge

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One can assess trends in rainfall intensities over various durations and return periods using Environment Canada's Engineering Climate D...

Super Models vs Dowdy Data - How Climate Models Diverge From Observations On Extreme Weather

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A recent special article in the Financial Post noted the difference between models and observations on extreme rainfall:  link Recent repo...
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