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The forecaster's hourly WEEK for Edmonton: hourly air temperature, dew point and cloud cover; by period the chance of precipitation, the amount range and type, wind speed range and direction, and gusts. FPWG16 runs to about +37 h, FPWG54 to the end of day 7. MSC's MeteoCode page: these files 'can be automatically retrieved with the Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP) as soon as they become available'.

LICENCE LINKED 2026-10-12 (owner: a licence link wherever possible): the record's terms are ECCC's Data Servers End-use Licence, cited. READS RECORDED 2026-10-12 (DECISIONS #42). The fetch ledger's first night (2026-10-11 evening edition) listed the Datamart files this subscription's announcements named under no record: the record's url is the AMQPS broker, and each announcement names the HTTPS mirror to fetch the file from (dd1 and dd2 that night; pipeline/sources/msc_amqp.py accepts dd and dd0-dd9). Announce-then-download is the pattern MSC's usage policy asks for. A mirror not listed here shows in the ledger as a read under no record. Queue q_anonymous.subscribe.edb-meteocode.edmontondailybrief, durable, x-expires 1 day; topic v02.post.*.WXO-DD.meteocode.pnr.csv (all Prairie and Northern zones), filtered to _(FPWG16|FPWG54)_r16.1_(TA|TD|PA|POP|WS|WG|CC).csv. Edmonton is filed under the WINNIPEG office's bulletins (FPWG), not FPNT. -9999 means missing and is refused by each element's physical bound. The far bulletin is dropped when it begins more than an hour after the near one ends.