Stormy Conditions Continue in Southern Ontario with Cooler Air
Southern Ontario remains under stormy conditions as cooler air sweeps into the region, bringing unsettled weather patterns and potential impacts for residents.
Southern Ontario remains under stormy conditions as cooler air sweeps into the region, bringing unsettled weather patterns and potential impacts for residents.
Meteorologist Colleen Bready reports the Colorado low-pressure system has moved out of Manitoba, improving conditions after recent severe weather. Forecast for March 31, 2026 shows stabilization.
A spring wintry mix brings snow and ice to parts of the Maritimes through Tuesday night and Wednesday morning, with specific areas identified as the most affected.
An Arctic air mass has brought record-breaking cold temperatures to several communities in British Columbia, with weather alerts expanding and significant impacts on daily life.
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RecommendedSouthern Ontario faces severe thunderstorms with risks of flash flooding, strong winds, and hail. Environment Canada warns of potential damage and fluctuating weather patterns through the week.
Calgary residents can expect fog patches early Tuesday morning, with brief and scattered flurries possible later in the day. The forecast highlights a cool, damp start to the week in Alberta.
Northeastern Ontario braces for a wintry mix of freezing rain and snow on Tuesday, with weather alerts expanding across the region. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous travel conditions and potential disruptions.
Windsor-Essex is forecast to experience windy, wet conditions with potential thunderstorms, followed by a significant temperature drop midweek. Residents should prepare for changing weather patterns.
Weather alerts in the Maritimes have been expanded to include snowfall and freezing rain warnings, with forecasts predicting hazardous conditions across the region.
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RecommendedSouthern Ontario faces ongoing unsettled weather with rain, thunderstorms, and mild temperatures. Meteorologist Julie Atchison provides the latest forecast, highlighting conditions in Toronto and broader regional impacts.
Environment Canada has issued a severe thunderstorm watch for parts of southwestern Ontario, warning of potential flash rain and thunderstorms as mild temperatures persist in the region.
Toronto residents can expect a shift in weather patterns with rain, thunderstorms, and unseasonably mild temperatures predicted for the coming days, according to meteorological reports.
A special weather statement warns of 20-30 mm of rain and potential freezing drizzle in Ottawa, raising concerns for travel and safety as the city braces for wet conditions.
Calgary residents should prepare for another round of snowfall this week, with forecasts predicting accumulation before temperatures rise for the Easter holiday weekend.
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RecommendedConservation Sudbury reports low flood risk for the district this spring, attributing it to favorable weather patterns and ongoing monitoring efforts during the thaw period.
A late-season winter storm swept through southern Saskatchewan, leading to multiple flight cancellations and delays at Regina's airport, causing significant travel disruptions for passengers.
A flood watch has been issued for the entire Grand River watershed due to high water levels, with authorities urging residents to stay vigilant. The alert follows recent extreme weather patterns affecting the region.
Environment Canada warns of significant snowfall and freezing rain across parts of southern Manitoba, urging residents to prepare for hazardous conditions as spring weather turns wintry.
A significant weather front is set to bring a treacherous mix of snow, ice, and freezing rain to the Maritimes on April 1, disrupting travel and daily activities across the region.
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RecommendedEnvironment Canada confirms Calgary is entering its snowiest period, with additional snowfall expected this week. Meteorologists note typical spring conditions for the region.
Windsor-Essex faces potential severe thunderstorms with strong winds and hail. Residents advised to prepare for hazardous weather conditions.
The Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area is set for a week of wild weather, with significant rainfall, thunderstorms, and warm temperatures ahead. Environment Canada forecasts up to 30 mm of rain and strong winds, bringing a mix of spring showers and potenti
Edmonton residents can expect mild temperatures with occasional flurries throughout the week, as weather patterns bring a mix of precipitation and seasonal conditions to the region.
Calgary residents are dealing with slushy roads and slow commutes after weekend snowfall, with more snow expected to start the week and temperatures remaining below seasonal averages.
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RecommendedCalgary residents faced a challenging Monday morning commute as weekend snowfall left roads messy and slushy, with police investigating a serious assault in Rundle amid the wintry conditions.
Manitoba residents brace for a late-season snowfall as weather systems bring wintry conditions to the province, disrupting spring activities and travel plans.
A freezing rain event is forecast to impact northeastern Ontario beginning Monday night, posing travel hazards and potential disruptions. Residents are advised to prepare for icy conditions.
A significant wintry weather system is set to impact much of the Maritimes, bringing snow, ice pellets, and freezing rain. Residents are advised to prepare for hazardous travel conditions and potential disruptions.
Environment Canada warns of freezing rain expected across the Greater Montreal area, creating treacherous travel conditions and icy surfaces. Residents are advised to exercise extreme caution.
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RecommendedOttawa residents should enjoy a mild and sunny Monday before a significant weather shift brings 20 to 40 mm of rain and freezing rain on Tuesday, potentially causing hazardous conditions.