Want to see a CHU map for Grey Bruce area? google.com/maps/d/viewer?…

I bloody knew it

Check out Grey Sauble CA Corn/Crop Heat Units map for August. Best viewed on a larger screen. google.com/maps/d/viewer?…

Exeter 24 hr radar summary as of 12:48am. There's a lot of moisture out there. Be safe. #ONStorm

We are seeking to fill the position of Planning Technician - 1 Year Contract (Possibility of Extension). Please visit our Employment Opportunities page for more information: greysauble.on.ca/about-us/emplo… #greysaubleconservation

Floods are typically caused by melting snow, ice jams, high lake levels and heaving rains and thunderstorms. Be prepared for floods and remember not to drive through, stand or walk in any moving water. Learn more: Ontario.ca/floods #Onflood

Are you interested in the weather? Do you live in any of these rural areas of the Upper Thames River Watershed? Embro, Mitchell, Granton, or Ilderton If yes, please let us know if you'd like to join the UTRCA's Community Science Precipitation Monitoring Project.

This is rather lovely HarrysGreySuit

So how is everyone else's beer fridge coming along. Mine's done. #ONstorm

For those still banging the #ClimateCrisis drum, Greenland is having its strongest start to a snow/ice season on record in books dating back to 1981. This isn't an anomaly, either; since 2016, growth has been the returning trend. Today's pop-scientists are full of **it.

My Sunday Toronto Sun column: The last straw -- Canada's single use plastics ban means more garbage, higher costs torontosun.com/opinion/column…

A quick-look evolution of CoCoRaHS stations reporting precipitation over the past few decades.

A beautiful lesson on focusing our time and energy on what matters most in life

Every Canadian city, town or village should have at least one.

As temperatures drop, remember these important tips from TRCA Flood to keep yourself and your loved ones safe around water this season: 🚨 If you are in danger, call 911. To report an #IceJam, call TRCA at (416) 661-6514 🧊 Avoid activities on frozen rivers, ponds, dams, and

A huge thank you to all our CoCoRaHS volunteers for sharing their rainfall data during the recent rain events! If you live within GSCA's watershed and are interested in receiving a free rain gauge to volunteer as a data reporter, please contact: [email protected]

The #BeaverRiver running wild in #Thornbury after the huge downpour here. #onstorm #Ontario

I enjoyed this a little too much.