
The Canadian Mesonet Portal is a central respository and access point for publicly available surface weather observations across Canada powered by @westernuNMP.
London, ON, Canada
Joined August 2024
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This will be the last post on X by the Canadian Mesonet Portal. We will leave the account up, however, any technical issues with the portal can be emailed to [email protected]. We will be active on Bluesky at bsky.app/profile/meso.cssl.c…. We hope to see you there!
CSSL Weather Intelligence retweeted
A very big update is now live on the @CanadianMesonet! This includes new meteorological variables, saving / exporting settings and more! For more details, you can check out the link below. But here are the main highlights for you to see in a 🧵:
uwo.ca/nmp/news/2025/update_…
CSSL Weather Intelligence retweeted
We're pleased to announce that new surface weather station data from @MetroVancouver is now available on the @CanadianMesonet!
Learn more here:
uwo.ca/nmp/news/2024/bc_mvrd…
CSSL Weather Intelligence retweeted
The Elora, ON station on @westernuNMP 's @CanadianMesonet website actually has an abrupt wind direction shift (in compass degrees) in the station data shown here right before Fergus got hit last night! There was also a 10-min maximum wind gust of 61.7 Km/h at the station! #onwx
CSSL Weather Intelligence retweeted
The two strongest wind gusts I could find today in the #BC #LowerMainland/Metro #Vancouver area were just a shy over 105km/h (65mph) at #PointAtkinson and atop the #AlexFraserBridge— Most other areas topping betw/ 50-80km/h.
#BCwind #BCwx #BCstorm #BCstormwatch @CanadianMesonet
CSSL Weather Intelligence retweeted
Did you know that on the @CanadianMesonet you can filter by specific mesonets, how recently the data has been updated, and whether a station is able to report a specific variable?
Give it a try at meso.cssl.ca!
CSSL Weather Intelligence retweeted
Hello world! We're the newest program under the @westernuCSSL umbrella, alongside @westernuNTP and @westernuNHP! Our goal is to connect and enhance Canada's weather networks!
The Canadian Severe Storms Laboratory has officially launched at #WesternU. Backed by 60 years of expertise in wind engineering and climate resiliency—and a $20M gift from ImpactWX—it will revolutionize how we understand and prepare for Canada’s most extreme #weather. 🌩️ 🌪️
















