Me-Yan-Law 47, BC
Active Weather Triggers
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Temperature -1°C -
Pressure 101kpa -
Humidity 73% -
Dewpoint -5°C
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Short Term Risk
Updated: Sat Nov 23 9:45 PMJan 20Sat Overnight
Jan 20Sun Morning
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National Flu Activity
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About the Active Weather Trigger
Active weather triggers are changes in the weather that could augment health complaints. Each active weather trigger is weighted equally. The occurrence of more than one trigger increases the severity of health risk.
Temperature – a decrease of 5 degrees Celsius or more.
Humidity – an increase of 20%.
Pressure – a decrease of 0.7 kPa (kilopascal) or more.
Dewpoint – an increase of 5 degrees Celsius or more.
