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The “3/5 rule” is a commonly used rule‐of‐thumb for dealing with missing data when calculating monthly climate normals. The rule states that any month that is missing more than three consecutive daily values, or more than five daily values in total, should not be included in calculated monthly climate normals. We quantify the impact of missing data in a given year–month for between 1 and 25 missing...
The quantification of the Urban Heat Island (UHI) relies on the establishment of urban–rural station pairs for comparison. We revisited the selection of three rural stations (Albion Field Centre, Millgrove, and King Smoke Tree) and two urban stations (Toronto and Toronto Pearson International Airport) that have previously been used to perform UHI analysis in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We explored the...
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