Canada had its warmest winter on record, 5.2 C above normal, impacting winter sports, wildlife, and ecosystems.

Canada experienced its warmest winter on record, with temperatures 5.2 C above the norm since records began in 1948. This could have far-reaching effects on various aspects like wildfire season, erosion, and a preview of future winters unless greenhouse gas emissions are reduced. The warmer-than-usual winter had a significant impact on winter sports, the economy, and the natural world, particularly ski resorts, wildlife, and ecosystems.

March 19, 2024
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