Weather
Rain forecast for B.C.’s Southern Interior, snow along mountain passes
The national weather service says the snow level is expected to lower overnight to 1,100 to 1,400 metres. Continue reading
Crews continue to restore power after strong storm sweeps through Maritimes
By mid-morning, more than 4,400 customers were still off the grid in New Brunswick. Continue reading
Thousands of Maritimers without power as storm brings high winds, heavy rain
An intense low pressure system is expected to bring strong southeasterly winds gusting to 90 km/h across the province, starting in the southwest and reaching the mainland by the afternoon. Continue reading
Climate change buzzwords: What do they mean to Albertans?
By Tiffany Lizée Meteorologist
Since the writ dropped five weeks ago, federal leaders have been using climate change buzzwords. Global News breaks down some of those terms, and what they could mean in Alberta. Continue reading
N.S. Power mobilizing personnel, resources ahead of Thursday’s storm
“We will be prepared to respond in case trees fall into power lines.” Continue reading
Frost in the forecast for London’s early Tuesday morning
Londoners are advised to cover up any plants or trees that may be frost-sensitive, as the cold weather may cause damage to crops. Continue reading
Prepare to get wet: Many days of rain in the forecast for Metro Vancouver
Models suggest the region could get 70 per cent of October’s average rainfall at the Vancouver International Airport in just six days. Continue reading
Grand Forks, ND, dealing with flooding, tree debris of their own
While Manitobans grapple with downed power lines and fallen trees, our neighbours to the south are struggling with the same problems. Continue reading
Rain, heavy winds on the way for Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coast
Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for areas along the Atlantic coast Friday afternoon ahead of a system arriving in southwestern Nova Scotia. Continue reading
Winnipeg mayor asks employers to consider letting workers go home early as Colorado low pounds Manitoba
Commuters were greeted with power outages, downed trees and slushy streets Friday morning as a Colorado Low pounded southern and central Manitoba. Continue reading