Since 2017, the MCC Weather network of weather stations has grown to include 4 stations in the City of Vancouver BC, an additional 3 in other parts of Metro Vancouver, and 1 each in Sunshine Valley BC, Kelowna BC, Nelson BC, Edmonton AB, and Calgary AB. Data is collected using calibrated personal weather stations and our software of choice, VIS Reader. In addition to nearby 3rd party cameras, some stations use our own HD cams to broadcast views of the sky above.

The collected weather data is sent to the US National Weather Service CWOP program, and shared worldwide. CWOP is the Citizen Weather Observer Program. With ten's of thousands of members worldwide, this organization is responsible for millions of weather observations annually. The accumulated data is used in public forecasts, research, and industries worldwide. This is in part how MCC Weather contributes to public awareness of weather.

MCC Weather is a proud member of CoCoRaHS, a citizen science program of the US National Weather Service and Environment Canada. CoCoRaHs collects and shares daily measurements of precipitation using manually read standardized rain gauges. If this interests you, and you live in the US or Canada, join CoCoRaHS.

MCC Weather is co-developer of proprietary systems used in the automation of industrial, commercial, agricultural, and residential processes. These systems collect live weather data for automation systems, making them more responsive than previously possible.