Christy Climenhaga

weather☀️/private pilot✈️/scientist with meteorological service of 🍁

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

Snow and wind have made it into St Albert #abstorm

[Maverick Storm Hunters @RFD_Maverick]

#abstorm wizard lake looking NW 8:30 snow squall incoming

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

@JessicaNgCBC I'll SOB

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

@RyanVoutilainen @s_flisfeder @armelcastellan Obsessed with this 🫶

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

@armelcastellan @RyanVoutilainen I had an assist from @s_flisfeder! ❤️

[Northern Tornadoes Project 🇨🇦 @westernuNTP]

The NTP has confirmed a weak late-season tornado near Sechelt, BC, NW of Vancouver, with a line of storms on Nov 4. The tornado felled trees along a short path, falling on power lines and briefly blocking roads.

Details: https://t.co/CIYLPBRgH3

#BCstorm

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

@ClaudetteGabbs Thanks for the info Claudette, I hope you are doing all right with all the rain

[GNWT Infrastructure @GNWT_INF]

Update: Aug 28 8:30am
𝗛𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘄𝗮𝘆 𝟭: 𝗖𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗘𝗗 between the AB/NWT border and Enterprise due to wildfire / smoke activity close to the border. Hwy conditions can change quickly with little warning. Check the Map for the most up to date hwy info: https://t.co/QomG2MUZ0e

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

Here we go again! Today is my last day for a bit as I leave to raise a tiny human! Have a great summer everyone!

[Scott Duncan @ScottDuncanWX]

Extreme and prolonged hot and dry conditions in Canada are setting records and making it effortless for wildfires to rage.

Canada was at the epicenter of the most significant heat anomaly on the planet in May.

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

ICYMI: You guessed it: May was the hottest on record for much of Alberta, including Edmonton https://t.co/3fOdOh282z

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

@MinDhariwal @JessicaNgCBC @ReidSouthwick I don't know (or want to know) what is in that sauce but it is deadly.

[Christy Climenhaga @ChristyCWx]

If a forest has a variety of tree species, is it better at fighting climate change? A U of A study says yes
https://t.co/stg5KuJIXR

[United Nations @UN]

If average global temperatures increased by 2°C, coral reefs would almost completely disappear, which would be catastrophic for people & planet.

We must #ActNow to take #ClimateAction and protect our future. https://t.co/yUfFWZmszq