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Me seeing everyone post all the ramps and morel mushrooms they’ve found this spring and I still haven’t found any forgeables in my area yet:

The summer signal Canada isn’t expecting: How El Niño may split our summer in two - The Weather Network Canada's 2026 summer sneak peek is here, and it features a signal Canada isn’t expecting.

Canada's 2026 summer sneak peek is here, and it features a signal Canada isn’t expecting.



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Ontario’s first signs of spring may not be what you expect - The Weather Network Spring is here, Ontario! Don’t hear the robins yet? Listen for these other early birds instead!

Spring birds are back in Ontario! Which have you heard in your backyard?

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Why you should pay attention to air quality this spring - The Weather Network Melting snow doesn’t just make everything damp and dirty outside—it also affects your local air quality.

Did you know that melting snow can impact your local air quality?

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Beware of carbon monoxide poisoning after a heavy snowfall - The Weather Network Carbon monoxide, also known as the “silent killer,” is a hidden danger of vehicles that isn’t talked about enough in the winter. So let’s talk about it

Carbon monoxide, also known as the “silent killer,” is a hidden danger of vehicles that isn’t talked about enough in the winter.

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This is my first feature article that I wrote for The Weather Network when I first started a few years ago 🥹

Spring is almost here...and you know what that means: more daylight is on the way! 🌤️👀 Find out who is seeing the first 6 pm sunset of the year.

Tips to keep in mind when trying the boiling water experiment - The Weather Network Every winter when outdoor temperatures plunge, the 'boiling water experiment' takes over social media. Here are some simple common-sense tips to keep in mind to minimize your risk of getting burned in...

The safest way to do the boiling water experiment is to not do it at all. But if you still want to try to get that awesome picture, here are some tips to reduce your chances of getting hurt. 👇❄️
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Trio of winter storms bring messy impacts across Canada - The Weather Network It's been a busy week across Canada as three separate winter storms move through the country, impacting millions.

Three winter storms, five provinces, lots of impacts to write about. Can't wait to see what else the season has in store before spring! #ABstorm #SKstorm #MBstorm #ONstorm #NLwx

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How the weather can affect your curling game - The Weather Network The weather has an impact on many sports, especially in the summer. But did you know it can also affect winter sports, like curling?

For Canadians, there can never be enough curling!

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Actual footage of me whenever I have to step outside for anything during this cold.

How to prevent a pipe burst in your home as temperatures drop - The Weather Network Pipes along exterior walls, in basements, in garages, and in crawl spaces are the most at risk of freezing during cold weather. Adding covers to them to provide additional insulation could save you a great deal of money (and stress) down the road.

Officials are warning homeowners of the possibility of pipe-freezing weather, which could have financial and messy complications if no prevention measures are taken.

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Freezing levels are the invisible lines that control winter - The Weather Network Freezing levels can determine whether you get rain or snow

The freezing level marks where snow turns to cold rain—a key detail in winter mountain storms.

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“Look at all the snow you cleared by yourself! You conquered nature!” - nice lady in my neighbourhood who walked by as I finished shovelling my driveway. #shareyourweather #ONstorm

As La Niña weakens, is an El Niño summer on the horizon?

Meteorologist Amandeep Purewal breaks down the latest ENSO update, explaining how the weakening La Niña pattern could transition into an El Niño by summer and what that means for weather patterns in Canada.

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Warm winds finally end Alberta’s epic rime ice event - The Weather Network Trees, fences, and bushes sparkle in winter’s icy magic, but are you looking at rime ice or hoar frost? Learn the difference between these two stunning, natural phenomena, how they form, and what makes each unique in a true winter wonderland.

Trees, fences, and bushes sparkle in winter’s icy magic, but are you looking at rime ice or hoar frost? Learn the difference between these two stunning, natural phenomena, how they form, and what makes each unique in a true winter wonderland.
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What would happen if a M9.0 earthquake struck B.C.? - The Weather Network The provincial report predicts it would take decades to recover from a magnitude 9.0 earthquake.

Have you ever thought about what may happen in B.C. if 'the big one' were to strike? The province of B.C. has, and they've released their predictions in an October 2025 report.

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What is a flash freeze? - The Weather Network Time to add ‘flash freeze’ to your winter vocabulary so you can be better prepared when winter weather strikes.

Do you know what it means when there's a flash freeze in your forecast?

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Environment and Climate Change Canada launches new colour-coded Canadian weather alerts - The Weather Network Environment and Climate Change Canada will use a three-colour system to convey the risk posed by weather hazards across the country

You’ll soon notice a colourful change to the weather alerts issued for your area by Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC). Beginning Nov. 26, 2025, the agency will unveil colour-coded alerts across the country. https://ow.ly/jy6h50XykmL

The Weather Network Welcome to The Weather Network’s official YouTube page. We know that you rely on us to plan your day around our forecasts and trust that it is accurate - we are dedicated to delivering you the most in-depth forecasts to help you plan your daily activities. We provide weather information 24 hours a day, 365 days a year on the web, mobile, tablet applications, and TV. So...why come here? Because here, we go beyond the forecast...here we will inspire your curiosity about weather and science, we will tell you stories that go beyond the data and we will reveal the natural phenomena of weather...

Join our weather experts and meteorologists live at 2:30pm ET as they break down the multi-day, lake-effect snow squall event about to unfold in parts of southern Ontario. https://ow.ly/l7Fz50XyJyw

How to keep a healthy pet and planet at the same time - The Weather Network Our health is directly tied to the planet’s health, and that goes for our pets too.

Want to be more environmentally sustainable with how you care for your pet while also keeping them happy and healthy? Here are some tips to consider! 👇🐶🐱❤️

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How to make your own windshield washer fluid - The Weather Network This DIY hack will help save you big bucks this winter, and you already have the ingredients at home!

Save some money this winter and make your own windshield washer fluid at home! ❄️
Note: this recipe should be good for temperatures up to -20C.

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First accumulating snow could hit southern Ontario Sunday - The Weather Network Ready or not, signs of snow are creeping into the forecast, with all eyes on Sunday's set-up and the potential for some messy wintry conditions in southern Ontario

Get ready, southern Ontario, it's time for some snow. Brace for an active weather pattern heading into the weekend.

Zombie worms missing from B.C. waters alarms scientists - The Weather Network A ten-year study found that zombie worms are missing from the ocean floor in waters off British Columbia’s coast—a finding that could signal a much bigger climate problem.

A 10-year study off the coast of British Columbia found an alarming lack of zombie worms, and that has scientists concerned.

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Happy October 32nd! ⚾️

Nos pensées accompagnent les communautés touchées par l'ouragan #Melissa dans les Caraïbes. 🫶😔

➡️ Pour soutenir les victimes, vous pouvez contacter la @croixrougecanada.bsky.social au 1-800-418-1111 ou faire un don ici : https://ow.ly/I4hv50XjTLP

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Ontario's drought couldn't stop these Ontario farms from 'excellent' pumpkin season - The Weather Network Pumpkin farmers in the north use irrigation to adapt to short seasons and unpredictable weather

While drought conditions have devastated pumpkin crops across much of Ontario this fall, farmers in the north say their harvests have largely been spared — thanks to a mix of irrigation, planning and persistence. #ONwx
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Powerful Hurricane Melissa unleashes devastation in Jamaica and drenches Haiti - The Weather Network At least 241 communities remained isolated and without communications following the storm's passage across Santiago province, according to preliminary local media reports, affecting as many as 140,000 residents.

#HurricaneMelissa barreled north of Cuba on Wednesday after thrashing the city of Santiago and isolating hundreds of rural communities while unleashing devastation in Jamaica and drenching Haiti, where reports surfaced of more than two dozen fatalities. https://ow.ly/FC8J50Xk0Gk

AI-generated images of Hurricane Melissa bog down social media - The Weather Network Officials are urging the public to get news updated from verified sources only.

Images of Hurricane Melissa that were made with artificial intelligence (AI) software are inundating social media, overshadowing crucial storm reporting and safety information.

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Melissa makes landfall in Cuba as a Category 3 hurricane - The Weather Network Cuban authorities reported extensive flooding in low-lying regions from Santiago to Guantanamo early Wednesday following Hurricane Melissa's landfall. Officials confirmed that over 35 per cent of the population in these areas had been evacuated as a precaution before the storm arrived

Melissa struck the southern coast of eastern Cuba as a major Category 3 hurricane, with maximum sustained winds of 195 km/h. https://ow.ly/AK2i50XjH4q