Changes May 2006
We are now updating Ag-Meteorological data on a daily frequency through an automated process. This process is
continually under developement as new features and climate stations are added to the IMCIN website.

The content of the IMCIN site is intended to provide the irrigation industry in Alberta with up-to-date information on Irrigated Crop Water Use and Decision Support Tools to help irrigators make on farm water management decisions.

Whether you are an irrigation water user, water manager or affiliated in some other way with irrigated crop production, the IMCIN Web Page will keep you up to date with current data, heat units and provide crop water use information and a forecast for crop water requirements (IRRI-Cast) throughout the major irrigated areas of southern Alberta.

It is through the cooperation of Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Environment Canada, Alberta Environment, and Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development that the information on the IMCIN site is made possible.

The Agro-Climatic data collected and posted on this page reflects measured amounts at specific meteorological stations throughout southern Alberta. Actual conditions in any given locality/field, particularly for precipitation, could vary noticeably from that which is recorded at the given meteorological station.

The development of the IMCIN site is continuous. Please visit the "site news" for more information and developments.

Realtime data transmission provided by Alberta Environment

Disclaimer:
The IMCIN network obtains climate data from a number of meteorological stations that are operated by various government agencies throughout the province. Climate values posted on this web page from previous days and or weeks may change slightly from time to time due to corrections, calibrations or minor disruptions in data collection equipment. This may change the accumulated values of some weather parameters such as precipitation, as well as the calculated values for Consumptive Crop Moisture Use and Corn Heat Units. Use of the data on this web site is entirely at your own risk.
If you have any questions, comments and/or concerns, feel free to contact us.