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Climate Observations in the Northwest Territories (1957-2012)

This paper looks at historical temperature and precipitation data from climate stations in four communities in the NWT going back to 1957.

Data and Resources

Field	Value
Creator	GNWT - Environment and Climate Change
Summary	The airport weather stations in Inuvik, Norman Wells, Yellowknife and Fort Smith date back to the 1940s and are the longest standing and most consistent climate stations in the NWT. The report contains information from datasets between 1957 and 2012. These four communities sit on a rough north to south transect and are well spaced to provide a good overview of the trends in the Mackenzie River watershed.
Local Relevance	Temperature and precipitation trends in the NWT going back to 1957.
Notes	Data from federal airport climate stations from Norman Wells, Fort Smith, Yellowknife, and Inuvik.
Tags	Historical,Trends,Weather Stations,Inuvik,Norman Wells,Yellowknife,Fort Smith,Climate Stations
Geographic Region	NWT
Release Date	2013-01-01
Last Modified Date	2013-01-01
Funding Program