2.75%
Price change (1 year)
34.83%
Price change (5 years)
3.76%
Price change (1 year)
32.34%
Price change (5 years)
About Climate Risk: Properties are at increased risk of damage from extreme weather due to climate change.
ClimateCheck provides detailed climate risk data for properties now and up to 30 years into the future.
Projected Heat Risk: Moderate-Low
29 hot days expected in 2050
Projected Precipitation Risk: Moderate-Low
11 storms expected in 2050
Projected Heat Risk: Moderate-Low
29 hot days expected in 2050
Moderate-Low
ClimateCheck®
This property, 623 9A Street NW, experiences 7 hot days per year at around 29 degrees Celsius.
Severe heat risk is expected to increase in this area. In 2050, it is projected that there will be 29 hot days at 33 degrees Celsius.
Projected Avg. Temperature
# Hot Days Per Year
Heat risk is the number of extreme heat days experienced each year looking at historical conditions (1980-2005) in your area and taking the 2% of the hottest days and projecting that into the future.
Projected Precipitation Risk: Moderate-Low
11 storms expected in 2050
Moderate-Low
ClimateCheck®
This property, 623 9A Street NW, experiences 10 significant 2-day storms per year, with about 201.7mm of precipitation per storm.
Severe storms are expected to increase in this area. In 2050, it is projected that there will be 11 significant 2-day storms with 215mm of precipitation per year.
Precipitation Per Storm
48-Hour Storms Per Year
Storm risk is the number of high wind, wet or snowy events each year. Climate check looks at historical conditions (1980-2005) in your area, on the days with the top 1% of total precipitation in a year and projected to 2050.
Environmental Risks provided by ClimateCheck®
Royal LePage does not endorse nor guarantee this information. By providing this information, Royal LePage and its agents are not providing advice or guidance on climate risks. Royal LePage strongly recommends that consumers independently investigate the property’s climate risks to their own personal satisfaction.
