Southern New Brunswick could see as much as 15 centimetres of snow this week
Environment Canada says between five and 15 centimetres of snow is possible with maximum wind gusts of 60 kilometres per hour. Continue reading
Strong Winds
Environment Canada issues severe thunderstorm watch for central and eastern Nova Scotia
Environment Canada says the main threat is torrential rain and strong winds. Small hail is also possible. Continue reading
Large hail, heavy rain, strong winds possible in parts of Alberta
Heavy rain, large hail and strong wind gusts are in the forecast for parts of Alberta on Thursday. Continue reading
Severe thunderstorm watches issued for areas southeast of Edmonton
Strong winds, pea- to dime-size hail and heavy rain are possible from a near-stationary thunderstorm located east of Holden, Alta. Continue reading
Heavy snow, strong winds expected as winter storm to descend on New Brunswick Sunday evening
Snow will begin falling on western New Brunswick Sunday afternoon. Continue reading
London could see damaging winds with gusts up to 110 km/h Sunday
Strong winds are expected to persist through Sunday night and should gradually weaken Monday. Continue reading
‘Damaging winds’ of up to 110 km/h forecast for Toronto on Sunday
The wind gusts will persist as a sharp cold front moves into parts of Southern Ontario. The weather system is expected to weaken on Monday. Continue reading
Strong and gusty winds in store for London Friday
According to Environment Canada, the winds will be strong enough to cause minor tree damage and possibly some power outages. Continue reading
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Winter wallop hits prairies for last weekend of January
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
On Sunday, a powerful low pressure system swept across the prairies, bringing a variety of weather with it. Continue reading
Wind warnings issued for areas west of Lethbridge
A wind warning was issued for parts of southwestern Alberta on Tuesday afternoon as Environment Canada cautioned people living in those areas that powerful wind gusts had the potential to be destructive. Continue reading