Thursday on the Prairies will see widespread, heavy rain and thunderstorms. Some storms will have the chance to become severe and possibly produce a tornado or two. The Weather Network meteorologist Laura Power has the full forecast.
Iowa weather: Widespread showers, storms early with risk of severe storms this afternoon
Thunderstorms are expected to lash parts of the Upper Midwest region still reeling from historic flooding.
The storm triggered a rare late-night tornado warning for parts of Massachusetts.
Thunderstorms are expected to barrel through Ontario bring torrential rainfall adding the risk of localized flooding. Meteorologist Rhythm Reet from The Weather Network breaks down all the details and impacts.
Look out for localized flooding as downpours and thunderstorms round out the week on the Prairies
More storms expected Friday afternoon in Central Florida after Thursday tornado
All seven victims on the bus were burnt beyond recognition in the subsequent fire, officials say.
A poor debate performance has fuelled Democrat unease about Mr Biden's candidacy.
Beryl is one of the earliest hurricanes we've ever seen in the tropical Atlantic Ocean
The summer heat hits the pause button in southern Ontario this Canada Day long weekend, but unfortunately, the rain and thunderstorm chances do not. It's a weekend you'll want to pay close attention to if you're planning any outdoor activities
Bringing together branches of science that usually don’t talk in a new study, researchers predict for how long volcanoes in Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula will erupt.
Some Yukon First Nations are blasting the territorial government and the mining industry, in the wake of this week's major ore slide at the Eagle gold mine near Mayo, Yukon.Chief Dawna Hope of the First Nation of Na-Cho Nyäk Dun (NND) said the "disaster" at the mine site threatens her community and others downstream from the mine. The Eagle mine, owned by Toronto-based Victoria Gold Inc., sits on NND's traditional territory."We're concerned of the health of the land, the water, the fish and the
India generates at least 62 million tons of waste annually, according to federal government records, and some of its landfills are literal mountains of garbage, like the Bhalswa landfill in New Delhi. And while a 2016 law made it mandatory to segregate waste so that hazardous material doesn't make its way to landfills, the law has been poorly enforced, adding to the risk of waste pickers. It is a potentially toxic miasma fed by the plastics, industrial, medical and other waste generated by millions living in the capital New Delhi and the teeming suburban cities. But a handful of waste pickers ignore both the fumes and suffocating heat to sort through the rubbish, seeking anything they can sell to earn a living. (AP video by Piyush Nagpal)
Forecasters suggest storm will reach maximum sustained wind speeds of 115 mph.
Calgary's mayor issued an urgent call Friday for residents to slash their water consumption, warning the city's water usage a day earlier had spiked to its highest level since the crisis began.During her morning briefing on the status of the city's key water feeder main, Jyoti Gondek said Calgary's water supply is still vulnerable, noting that usage had spiked to 500 million litres on Thursday. Calgary officials have said the city's safety threshold for water use is 480 million litres. "We are n
Tropical Storm Beryl formed in the Atlantic Ocean as it gained strength on its way toward the Caribbean. It may become a dangerous major hurricane.
A Gwich'in family in Fort McPherson, N.W.T., has a new heirloom after the son of a former RCMP officer returned a pair of 70-year-old snowshoes.The snowshoes were made by John Tetlichi in the 1950s, and he gifted them to an RCMP officer who had been transferred to work in Aklavik, N.W.T.That officer was Robert Feagan's father, Hugh Feagan. Robert spoke to CBC about the snowshoes, and his father's time in the North."He thought he was being smart," Robert said of his father. "Before he went to a A
A powerful storm in the Moab, Utah, area led to cascading flash floods that posed a serious threat to drivers.
More than 8 million are under a flood watch for parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania and western New York, including Cleveland and Pittsburgh, where 2 to 4 inches of rain could fall Saturday -- possibly even 2 inches per hour during the heaviest thunderstorms. There is a line of storms expected to form midday over Ohio and then spread east through Pennsylvania for the afternoon and evening, reaching the coast and New York City around 11 p.m. -- but it will likely no longer be severe by then. A Tornado Watch is in effect until 8pm ET for parts of Ohio, Pennsylvania, and a small portion of West Virginia.
Operation Helios hopes to ensure authorities have the right tools and knowledge to handle emergencies and support Londoners through extreme weather events.
