ECCC has a network of weather stations across the country. All of them are more technologically advanced, whether it's a tipping bucket by weight—and those are established across the country—but ECCC actually uses the CoCoRaHS network to do QA/QC and to bulk out the precipitation data that they get. Depending on the area, for example, in the Northwest Territories, the CoCoRaHS observer reports are oftentimes more accurate or trustworthy and have a lot of weight behind them, and they're put in the different precipitation outlook reports that ECCC puts out.
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