Montrealer using Smart car to plow snow in Saint-Henri
By Felicia Parrillo Reporter
One Montreal resident has come up with a clever and unique solution to remove the snow around his condo building. Continue reading
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Plentiful sunshine. High -11C. Winds SSW at 10 to 15 km/h.
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Latest Weather News - national
New snowfall warning for B.C.’s South Coast
By Gord Macdonald News Anchor
There is also the risk of freezing rain Thursday night and early Friday. Continue reading
Winter weather from coast to coast — how long will stormy weather last in Canada?
Winter storms pounded regions in Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada and B.C. on Tuesday. Continue reading
Power lines nearly hit car in California after heavy snow brings down tree
The power lines were seen falling to the ground after a tree fell on them when it broke under heavy snow. Continue reading
Snowstorms, ice pellets and a deep freeze: Canada’s relentless winter continues
By Anthony Farnell Chief Meteorologist
While it is not unusual for winter storms to impact large parts of Canada, it is rare for such severe weather to hammer opposite coasts at the same time. Continue reading
Freezing rain is leaving behind ‘ghost apples’ in Michigan
The wacky winter weather over the last few days has left behind an interesting phenomenon in a Michigan town, where “ghost apples” are appearing on trees. Continue reading
Winter weather phenomena: halos and sun dogs
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
The arctic air that has grasped the Prairies has also resulted in stunning solar phenomena. A few Albertans were lucky enough to capture it on camera this week. Continue reading
Freezing rain causes flight delays for major Canadian, U.S. cities
Global News’ chief meteorologists Anthony Farnell explained the freezing rain will last until Thursday. Continue reading
NASA report shows global temperature trends continuing to rise: ‘It’s a worrying sign’
Average global surface temperatures were 1.0 degree Celsius above pre-industrial times in 2018. Continue reading
Sheets of ice are falling from Montreal’s Olympic Stadium Park tower
By Rachel Lau Online Producer - Quebec
A Montrealer was quick to take out his phone to film as sheets of ice started tumbling from the tower of Montreal’s Olympic Stadium Park. Continue reading
Inhaling smoke from wildfires equal to smoking a few packs a day: researcher
The smoke is like a “chemical soup” that can be trapped in the lungs and cause a number of health issues, the University of Alberta researcher said. Continue reading
Sorry, B.C. — Polar vortex moves west as central, eastern Canada get a hint of spring
Cold weather is expected to stay in Western Canada for a while — and return to other parts of the country. Continue reading
Groundhogs aside, meteorologists say Eastern Canada and Prairies can expect cold weather into March
“This year it looks like Eastern Canada as well as the Prairies will experience bouts of cold weather well into March,” said Global News meteorologist Ross Hull Continue reading
PG&E’s bankruptcy highlights the climbing costs of extreme weather
Facing billions in claims as a result of last year’s deadly wildfires in California, Pacific Gas & Electric filed for bankruptcy this week. Continue reading
Will spring come early this year? Canada’s groundhogs have spoken
According to the legend, if a groundhog sees its shadow, it will return to its burrow, which indicates a longer winter. Continue reading