There’s a tornado warning, what now? Safety do’s and don’ts
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
A tornado warning has been issued, do you know what to do? Continue reading
Extreme Weather
Parts of Regina experience flooding following heavy rainfall Tuesday evening
Heavy rainfall caused flooding in certain parts of Regina Tuesday evening including the underpass at Albert Street and Saskatchewan Drive. Continue reading
Virtual reality more effective in spurring storm evacuation than alerts: study
Participants who saw virtual reality of a storm were significantly more likely to say they would make home preparations or evacuate than those who saw traditional weather maps or text alerts, the Hofstra University research found. Continue reading
New technology allows experts to identify tornadoes in remote parts of Canada
By Tracy Nagai Reporter and Co-anchor
In Alberta, there’s an average of 15 tornadoes per year but that number could climb as more tornadoes are detected. Continue reading
Deadly tornadoes, ‘catastrophic’ flooding and extreme heat grip parts of U.S.
Deadly Tornadoes, historic flooding and record-breaking heat waves are hitting parts of the central and southern United States, resulting in at least five deaths in a span of a week. Continue reading
Thousands of people evacuated as India prepares for ‘phenomenal’ conditions from Cyclone Fani
Hundreds of thousands of people were evacuated along India’s eastern coast on Thursday as authorities braced for a cyclone moving through the Bay of Bengal Continue reading
Winter storm hammers Alberta, causing collisions and forcing highway closures
By Jodi Hughes Weather Anchor
A spring storm is bringing winter weather condition to southern Alberta. Continue reading
After declaring climate emergency, Kingston city staff aim to prevent flooding
By Paul Soucy Videographer
They used to be called once-in-a-century storms. But extreme weather is fast becoming the norm in this region. Continue reading
Climate change discussions take centre stage at Hamilton City Hall
Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger met with Environment Minister Catherine McKenna as the city grapples with extreme weather events. Continue reading
Canadian Red Cross assists 6 people in N.B. after heavy rain causes flooding
Red Cross volunteers have arranged for emergency lodging and meals through the Family Day long weekend for those who have been left without a home. Continue reading