Canada is the second largest country in the world, with an area of 9,984,670 square km (3,854,082 square miles). Canada has apparently been keeping track of temperatures across the country since 1948. The number of weather stations that track weather, now and in the past, is impossible to determine.
Here is the latest Annual report on Climate Trends and Variations in Canada.
Canada 1948-2021
Summary of Annual Linear Trend since 1948. Note that the baseline average was changed in 2009.
2007: warmed by 1.4°C from the 1951 to 1980 climate normal.
2008: unavailable
2009: warmed by 1.4°C. as calculated from 1961-1990 data.
2010: warmed by 1.5°C.
2011: unavailable
2012: warmed by 1.7°C
2013: warmed by 1.6°C
2014: warmed by 1.6°C
2015: warmed by 1.6°C
2016: warmed by 1.7°C
2017: warmed by 1.8°C
2018: warmed by 1.7°C
2019: warmed by 1.7°C
2020: warmed by 1.8°C
2021: warmed by 1.9°C
Some of this data is still posted on the Canada Environment and Climate Change website. They state that this information is available for personal or public non-commercial use and may be reproduced, in part or in whole, and by any means, without charge or further permission, unless otherwise specified.
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