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Two dead, one injured after tornado rips through Virden, Man. Friday evening
Two 18-year-olds are dead after police believe they were thrown from their car during a tornado in Virden, Man. on Friday evening. Calgary's hail storm victims still waiting on insurance companies, more than 50 days later
Unresolved insurance claims from Canada's costliest hail storm have been an ongoing frustration for northeast Calgarians for weeks. For many, no resolution is in sight. Isaias weakens but expected to regain hurricane strength as it nears virus-weary Florida
Isaias snapped trees and knocked out power as it blew through the Bahamas on Saturday and weakened to a tropical storm as it churned toward the Florida coast, where it still threatened to complicate efforts to contain the coronavirus in a hot spot.Norway’s Arctic archipelago sees record high temperatures
The Arctic islands are warming faster than almost anywhere on Earth, highlighting risks in other parts of the Arctic from Alaska to Siberia, a Norwegian report said last year.
The Arctic islands are warming faster than almost anywhere on Earth, highlighting risks in other parts of the Arctic from Alaska to Siberia, a Norwegian report said last year.Hurricane Douglas swirls 'uncomfortably close' to Hawaii
Heavy rain and wind gusts battered Maui on Sunday as Hurricane Douglas swirled off the coast of Hawaii and officials urged residents to take shelter.
Heavy rain and wind gusts battered Maui on Sunday as Hurricane Douglas swirled off the coast of Hawaii and officials urged residents to take shelter. NASA sees record-breaking new Tropical Storm Gonzalo strengthening
The seventh named tropical cyclone of the North Atlantic Ocean has formed, and like some others this season, it has broken a record. NASA's Aqua satellite provided a look at the small record-breaker. 'Nunavut monsoon' in southern Baffin Island could break records, say experts
Rain, rain, won't go away in parts of southern Baffin Island — and it could be record-breaking, say some weather experts. Tropical storm Fay heads for mid-Atlantic coast, could bring heavy rain to Quebec, eastern Canada | Globalnews.ca
Québec is likely to experience heavy rainfall that could track into southern Ontario and all the way to Atlantic Canada. Southern Alberta storm caused almost $1.2B in damage, 4th most costly Canadian natural disaster
The Insurance Bureau of Canada says the hail, rain and wind that hit Calgary, Airdrie and Rocky View County on June 13 were part of the costliest hailstorm and the fourth most expensive insured natural disaster in Canadian history. Siberian temperatures hit June record, wildfires spread
Temperatures in Arctic Siberia soared to a record average for June amid a heat wave that is stoking some of the worst wildfires the region has ever known, European Union data shows. Edouard becomes earliest 5th-named storm on record in the Atlantic
Edouard became the earliest fifth-named storm on record to develop in the Atlantic, but its designation and strength isn't expected to last long as it churns towards the North Atlantic.Tropical Storm Edouard could form off the U.S. Gulf Coast this week
Tropical Depression Five formed in the U.S. Atlantic late Saturday morning. Sunday morning it passed approximately 112 kilometres north of Bermuda bringing rain and gusty winds to the region.
Tropical Depression Five formed in the U.S. Atlantic late Saturday morning. Sunday morning it passed approximately 112 kilometres north of Bermuda bringing rain and gusty winds to the region. Tropical Storm Dolly becomes 2nd earliest D-named storm in Atlantic
Subtropical Depression Four strengthened into Tropical Storm Dolly well off of the northeastern United States coast on Tuesday. Not only did Dolly become a rare June D-named storm, only the third in recorded history, but it also will go down in the historClimate crisis: alarm at record-breaking heatwave in Siberia
A prolonged heatwave in Siberia is “undoubtedly alarming”, climate scientists have said. The freak temperatures have been linked to wildfires, a huge oil spill and a plague of tree-eating moths.
A prolonged heatwave in Siberia is “undoubtedly alarming”, climate scientists have said. The freak temperatures have been linked to wildfires, a huge oil spill and a plague of tree-eating moths. Cristobal now a depression drenching Mississippi River basin
Tropical storm Cristobal weakened into a depression early Monday after inundating coastal Louisiana and ginning up dangerous weather along most of the U.S. Gulf Coast, sending waves crashing over Mississippi beaches, swamping parts of an Alabama island to Cristobal Batters Mexico Before Heading North to U.S. Gulf Coast
Tropical Storm Cristobal brought heavy rain and high winds to southern Mexico Wednesday, and is forecast to re-enter the Gulf of Mexico within a day and track north toward Texas and the Florida panhandle.Cyclone spares India's business capital from major damage
No deaths or major damages were reported as workers began clearing fallen trees and other debris from affected areas along India's western coastline after a cyclone made landfall.
No deaths or major damages were reported as workers began clearing fallen trees and other debris from affected areas along India's western coastline after a cyclone made landfall. North India sizzles as temperature touches 50C
Parts of the capital New Delhi record the hottest May day in 18 years with the mercury hitting 47.6C. You're not imagining it. Wednesday was a record-setting hot day | Montreal Gazette
As of 4 p.m. Wednesday, it was 36 C in Montreal. The previous recorded high on May 27 was 30.4 C in 1978. Alberta's 1st confirmed tornado of the season touches down near Mossleigh
The first confirmed tornado of the season has touched down near Mossleigh, AB.NASA-NOAA satellite sees Tropical Storm Bertha organizing
The second tropical storm of the North Atlantic Ocean hurricane season has formed off the coast of South Carolina. NASA-NOAA's Suomi NPP satellite provided forecasters with a visible image of Tropical Storm Bertha as it was organizing.
The second tropical storm of the North Atlantic Ocean hurricane season has formed off the coast of South Carolina. NASA-NOAA's Suomi NPP satellite provided forecasters with a visible image of Tropical Storm Bertha as it was organizing.Western Australia hit by 'once-in-a-decade' storm
A vast stretch of coast is lashed by torrential rain and huge swells, causing widespread damage.
A vast stretch of coast is lashed by torrential rain and huge swells, causing widespread damage.Michigan governor threatens to sue dam company as Dow Chemical facility breached, city submerged
Floodwaters are confirmed to be 'comingling with on-site containment ponds' at the sprawling Dow plant
Floodwaters are confirmed to be 'comingling with on-site containment ponds' at the sprawling Dow plantCyclone Amphan dumps rain on India, Bangladesh
A powerful cyclone slammed ashore Wednesday along the coastline of India and Bangladesh, where more than 2.6 million people fled to shelters in a frantic evacuation made all the more challenging by the coronavirus pandemic.
A powerful cyclone slammed ashore Wednesday along the coastline of India and Bangladesh, where more than 2.6 million people fled to shelters in a frantic evacuation made all the more challenging by the coronavirus pandemic. For the sixth year in a row, an Atlantic named storm forms early
The Atlantic hurricane season's first named storm formed late Saturday night off the eastern coast of Florida, when its sustained winds reached 40mph.
Named Tropical Storm Arthur, the system should move north-northeast for the next couple of days. AlthTropical Storm Arthur inches closer to U.S. East Coast
Tropical Storm Arthur inched closer to the U.S. East Coast on Sunday, although its impact was expected to be limited to some minor flooding and rough seas along the North Carolina coast.
Tropical Storm Arthur inched closer to the U.S. East Coast on Sunday, although its impact was expected to be limited to some minor flooding and rough seas along the North Carolina coast. Strong typhoon slams into pandemic-hit Philippines
A strong typhoon has slammed into the eastern Philippines, where authorities evacuated tens of thousands of people while trying to avoid the coronavirus risks of overcrowding storm shelters. Federal scientists predict high wildfire risk across Western Canada
A majority of forests in Canada face a higher-than-normal wildfire risk this summer, say federal scientists. Warmer weather only possible weapon against northern Alberta ice-jam floodingWeather | 259 hits | 6:13 PM on Tuesday | posted by N_Fiddledog
13,000 people forced from homes in Fort McMurray, Fort Vermilion At least 20 killed after tornadoes, storms sweep through southeastern U.S.
Severe weather has swept across the U.S. South, killing at least 20 people and damaging hundreds of homes from Louisiana into the Appalachian Mountains. Many people spent part of the night early Monday sheltering in basements, closets and bathroom tubs as Cyclone Harold slams Tonga, third island nation hit in four days
After ravaging Vanuatu and Fiji early this week, tropical cyclone Harold lashed Tonga on Thursday local time. Damaging winds, hazardous storm surge and flooding rains were expected in the tropical island chain, which is home to a little more than 100,000 Cyclone Harold : Superstorm hits Vanuatu after killing 27 in Solomons
Vanuatu is already in a state of emergency because of the virus - and is awaiting election results.
Vanuatu is already in a state of emergency because of the virus - and is awaiting election results.Tennessee tornadoes kill at least 25 people, many in their sleep
Tornadoes ripped across Tennessee early Tuesday, shredding at least 40 buildings and killing at least 25 people. Authorities described painstaking efforts to find survivors in piles of rubble and wrecked basements as the death toll climbed.
Tornadoes ripped across Tennessee early Tuesday, shredding at least 40 buildings and killing at least 25 people. Authorities described painstaking efforts to find survivors in piles of rubble and wrecked basements as the death toll climbed.Historic flood waters in Mississippi will recede later this week. But not before more rain could cause issues for thousands
Historic flooding in Mississippi should begin to recede this week, but not before a flash flood warning could bring more rain for thousands of residents.
The Pearl River in Jackson crested on Monday at 36.67 feet -- the third highest crest on record -- l
Historic flooding in Mississippi should begin to recede this week, but not before a flash flood warning could bring more rain for thousands of residents.
The Pearl River in Jackson crested on Monday at 36.67 feet -- the third highest crest on record -- lWales braces for more heavy rain after devastating floods
Parts of Wales that have been hit by the worst floods in a generation are preparing for further rain in the next 48 hours, as more than 450 flood warnings and alerts remain in place across the UK.
Parts of Wales that have been hit by the worst floods in a generation are preparing for further rain in the next 48 hours, as more than 450 flood warnings and alerts remain in place across the UK. There has been no snow month like January in Cape BretonWeather | 372 hits | 1:26 PM on Monday | posted by N_Fiddledog
SYDNEY, N.S. — There has been no snow month like January — at least for 150 years.
Ian Hubbard, an Environment Canada meteorologist, said 179.8 cm of snow was registered at the Sydney airport in January, which is an all-time record.
“Records go back t Great Lakes ice coverage levels well below average: Canadian Coast Guard
A mild winter has kept ice coverage on the Great Lakes well below average this year, according to the Canadian Coast Guard.
Stacy Dufour, the coast guard's ice breaking superintendent for the central and arctic regions said Thursday that, on average, a Last month was the warmest January on record globally
Last month was the warmest January ever recorded, according to data released by the European Union's satellite monitoring service.
Global temperatures were 0.05°F (0.03°C) warmer than the previous warmest January in 2016, the Copernicus Climate Change Massive swarms of crop-eating locusts have descended on East Africa
Swarms of desert locusts are invading parts of East Africa, destroying hundreds of thousands of acres of crops — and the United Nations says weird weather, complicated geopolitics and war are to blame.(PDF) Absolute Evidence of the Absence of an on-Going Sea Level Rise on Ouvéa Island of New Caledonia
PDF | Changes in sea level are a hot topic, and frequently addressed in present day media. The quality of statements is another thing. Doomsday... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate
PDF | Changes in sea level are a hot topic, and frequently addressed in present day media. The quality of statements is another thing. Doomsday... | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGateRaging wildfires trap 4,000 at Australian town’s waterfront
Wildfires burning across Australia’s two most populous states on Tuesday trapped residents of a seaside town in apocalyptic conditions, destroyed many properties and caused at least two fatalities.
About 5 million hectares (12.35 million acres) of land
Wildfires burning across Australia’s two most populous states on Tuesday trapped residents of a seaside town in apocalyptic conditions, destroyed many properties and caused at least two fatalities.
About 5 million hectares (12.35 million acres) of land Australia experiences hottest day on record and its worst ever spring bushfire danger
Tuesday’s average maximum 0f 40.9C was Australia’s hottest ever and follows the driest and second warmest spring on record.UK's hottest recorded day 'caused deaths of extra 200 people'
The hottest day on record in the UK, on 25 July this year, caused the deaths of more than 200 additional people than usual, according to official figures that underline the deadly impact of the climate crisis.
The hottest day on record in the UK, on 25 July this year, caused the deaths of more than 200 additional people than usual, according to official figures that underline the deadly impact of the climate crisis.285 Papers 70s Cooling 1
Too many skeptics were (correctly) pointing out that the scientific “consensus” during the 1960s and 1970s was that the Earth had been cooling for decades
Too many skeptics were (correctly) pointing out that the scientific “consensus” during the 1960s and 1970s was that the Earth had been cooling for decadesBack to Canada News
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