Peru has declared a state of emergency for hundreds of districts following devastating rains and flooding, with infrastructure damage and widespread disruptions reported across the region.
Environment Canada issues a significant snowfall warning for British Columbia's Interior, with the Coquihalla Highway expected to receive up to 60 centimeters of snow, prompting travel advisories and safety concerns.
Heavy rains and severe flooding have ravaged southeastern Brazil, leaving at least 40 people dead and dozens missing. Rescuers are racing against time to find survivors in the devastated region.
Calgary experiences continued melting on Wednesday due to warm and windy conditions, as a special weather statement highlights potential impacts across the region.
A significant cold front is forecast to sweep across Edmonton on Thursday, bringing snow accumulation and gusty winds that will abruptly end the current mild weather pattern in the region.
The Weather Network predicts a prolonged winter in Quebec, with summer conditions arriving later than usual. Unseasonably cold temperatures and volatile spring weather patterns are expected across the province.
Islanders on Prince Edward Island are dealing with extensive cleanup efforts following a major winter storm that brought heavy snow and disruptions, with more snowfall expected in the coming days.
Residents in cottage country are preparing for a significant winter blast, with forecasts predicting up to 10 centimeters of snow on Wednesday, disrupting travel and outdoor activities.
Montreal experienced a chilly, salty morning with snow and wind chill of minus-20, sweetening to minus-2 C with light accumulations. The forecast includes more flurries and a mix of sun and cloud.
A special weather statement warns of 5-10 cm of snow in Ottawa today, potentially creating slippery road conditions. The forecast follows recent winter weather disruptions across the region.
A severe winter storm hit the London region on Wednesday, leading to hazardous conditions, accidents, and widespread disruptions across various sectors.
The Weather Network's 2026 spring forecast predicts a turbulent transition from winter to summer across Canada, with La Niña and polar vortex influences creating a winding path toward warmer weather.
Windsor-Essex faces flurries and freezing drizzle midweek, with a significant warmup expected by late week. Get the latest forecast details and regional weather impacts.
A severe winter storm has caused widespread disruptions across Prince Edward Island, closing schools, affecting health services, and halting transit as cleanup efforts continue with more snow expected.
Southern Ontario faces another winter blast as an Alberta Clipper sweeps through, dropping 5-10 cm of snow across the GTHA and up to 15 cm in Dufferin County, with hazardous travel conditions expected.
Multiple weather advisories are in effect as an Alberta clipper moves across southern Ontario, bringing significant snowfall and travel disruptions Tuesday night into Wednesday.
An Alberta clipper system is expected to move into the region Tuesday night, bringing a risk of snow squalls on Wednesday. Residents are advised to keep shovels handy and prepare for winter driving conditions.
Colleen Bready provides the weather forecast for February 24, 2026, detailing a blustery winter day in Manitoba with lighter snow expected late Wednesday into Thursday.
A new round of light snow is forecast to hit the Maritimes late Wednesday into Thursday, following recent school closures and travel disruptions from winter storms in the region.
Significant snowfall has been recorded in Whistler and across southern British Columbia, with snow walls reaching up to twenty feet high on hiking trails, impacting local conditions.
Toronto is set to experience a fresh wave of winter weather, with snow forecasted to arrive on Tuesday night. Residents are advised to prepare for potential accumulation and hazardous road conditions as temperatures fluctuate.
Calgary residents can expect a brief return of mild weather with daytime highs reaching 8°C this week, but forecasters warn that more snow is on the horizon for the weekend, continuing the region's unpredictable winter pattern.
Edmonton experiences a short-lived return of mild air, offering a brief respite from winter's chill before colder temperatures are expected to resume later in the week.
Environment Canada issues a special weather statement for Waterloo Region, forecasting 5 to 10 centimetres of snow starting Tuesday evening, prompting winter weather preparations.
Montreal faces extreme cold with wind chill dropping to minus-23 C, accompanied by flurries and snow. The harsh conditions contrast with a sunny high of minus-9 C, prompting safety warnings.
A record-breaking winter storm dumped over 3 feet of snow across the Northeast, causing widespread disruptions. As cleanup continues, forecasters warn another system is approaching.
Residents of Windsor-Essex should prepare for a stretch of cloudy weather accompanied by gusty winds and potential snow flurries mid-week, according to the latest forecast.
Ottawa residents brace for frigid temperatures today, with a significant snowfall of 5 cm predicted for Wednesday, as a cold front sweeps across the region.
Meteorologists predict a significant cold snap and snowfall across the region, with weather alerts already issued. The forecast follows a week of extreme weather events nationally.
A significant winter weather system has brought heavy snowfall and cold alerts to midwestern Ontario, impacting travel and prompting safety warnings from authorities.