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Blizzard conditions possible as nor’easter aims for East Coast - The Weather Network The system could bring heavy snow and high winds to a wide swath of the East Coast through the beginning of next week

Blizzard conditions and 20-30+ cm of snow are possible in Atlantic Canada this weekend as a brewing nor'easter approaches the region.

Is that...spinach? Around 50 vehicles were involved in a series of accidents on Ontario's Highway 401, with one of them dumping spinach on the wrecks, making for a bizarre scene.

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Claws vs. Paws: Nova Scotia’s lobster and groundhog compete for spotlight - The Weather Network Only in Nova Scotia can you get a lobster squaring off against a lobster about weather predictions! The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman introduces Nova Scotia's Groundhog Day stars!

Where else but in Nova Scotia would a groundhog and a lobster go claw-to-claw over weather predictions? https://ow.ly/MuOt50Y5AR1

Could a storm in Nova Scotia force the earliest groundhog day prediction ever? The Weather Network's Nathan Coleman has the details.

Toronto could see coldest temperatures in a decade Thursday night - The Weather Network Toronto set to experience coldest temperatures in a decade Thursday night

If temperatures fall below -26.3°C on Thursday night, it would be the coldest Toronto has experienced in 32 years! A reading of -28.6°C or colder would place this among the city's top 10 coldest days ever recorded. https://ow.ly/okQM50Y5H2U

How Toronto's historic snowfall stacks up against other Canadian cities - The Weather Network How does Toronto's record-setting snowfall on Sunday stack up to other major cities in Canada? It certainly put the city near the top of the list

For the city of Toronto, there is only a 0.26 per cent chance of seeing snowfall greater than 25 cm in the month of January. The chances of seeing more than 40 cm of snow during the month is zero per cent, on average. https://ow.ly/gOGz50Y5AIP

When extreme cold hits there are some easy steps you can take to keep your water pipes from bursting. https://ow.ly/RQM450Y5AYO

Why bald eagle sightings have soared across Alberta - The Weather Network Iconic raptors represent a conservation success story

And spotting the iconic birds of prey, with their unmistakable plumage, is becoming more commonplace across the province as eagles expand their habitat and populations soar thanks to conservation efforts. https://ow.ly/Njja50Y5ruS

Niagara Falls partially frozen following days of bitter cold - The Weather Network It's a beautiful view, if you can stand the chill.

Several days of above-average cold have caused Niagara Falls to partially freeze. https://ow.ly/5cWJ50Y5rtl

Nor’easter to bring heavy snow, winds to Atlantic Canada by Sunday - The Weather Network Nor’easter to bring heavy snow and strong winds to Atlantic Canada starting Sunday

Regions in the storm's path could see 20-40+ cm of snowfall, accompanied by strong winds, causing extensive blowing and drifting snow, as well as potential blizzard conditions. https://ow.ly/PAiG50Y5nOh

No dogs or meteorologists were harmed during the making of this video 💩 #GroundhogDay

The mystique revealed behind halos, sundogs, light pillars and other phenomena - The Weather Network On cold, sunny days, tiny ice crystals in the atmosphere can create breathtaking displays like halos, sundogs, and light pillars.

On cold, sunny days, tiny ice crystals in the atmosphere can create breathtaking displays like halos, sundogs, and light pillars.
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Atomic scientists set 'Doomsday Clock' closer to midnight than ever - The Weather Network The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists set the clock to 85 seconds before midnight, the theoretical point of annihilation.

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists set the clock to 85 seconds before midnight, the theoretical point of annihilation.

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A luxury cruise ship exploring Antarctica became surrounded by thick pack ice near McMurdo Sound.

The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Polar Star assisted, breaking up the ice in a coordinated operation that allowed the Scenic Eclipse II to continue its journey.

More ocean heat than ever in 2025, with third-warmest sea surface temperatures - The Weather Network With 2025 deemed the third-warmest year on record for the planet, it comes as no surprise that ocean heat is also on the rise--setting a new record last year for the amount that was stored

With 2025 deemed the third-warmest year on record for the planet, it comes as no surprise that ocean heat is also on the rise.

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Mosquitoes' relentless thirst for human blood is increasing - The Weather Network They've got a taste for human blood and they aren't backing down.

Scientists have discovered another consequence of biodiversity loss: It appears to be increasing mosquitoes’ desire for human blood.



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100,000 lbs of invasive fish removed from river - The Weather Network Removal efforts began in 2022.

Biologists from the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks have removed a staggering 109,000 pounds (49,441 kg) of invasive carp from the Kansas River since 2022.

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Hellebuycket, Winnie the Plow and Greg among winners of Winnipeg's 1st snowplow naming contest - The Weather Network More than 13,000 votes submitted to city's 1st naming contest, mayor says

Winnipeggers of all ages were invited to submit ideas for names for 12 heavy machines in the city's first-ever naming contest for snowplows.

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Arctic blast hits U.S. Gulf Coast, rare cold stretches to Miami, Caribbean - The Weather Network A major cold air outbreak is reaching the U.S. Gulf Coast. With over 300,000 already without power from earlier storms, the incoming cold presents a serious risk

A major cold air outbreak is reaching the U.S. Gulf Coast. With over 300,000 already without power from earlier storms, the incoming cold presents a serious risk.

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Explained: Why are earthquakes so hard to predict? - The Weather Network People in B.C. regularly have earthquake drills at school and work, trying to prepare for what’s known as “the big one.” The problem is, it is almost impossible to predict when that will happen.

Why don't we know when the next big earthquake will hit? There's an explanation for that.


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The Blood Worm Moon will soon shine across Canada - The Weather Network Set a reminder — in your phone, on your calendar, whatever it takes — so that you don't miss out on the next Total Lunar Eclipse!

Set a reminder so you don't miss out on the next Total Lunar Eclipse! 🌕

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The threat of earthquakes is very real in Canada. Are you prepared? - The Weather Network The time to prepare is now.

According to a disaster preparedness specialist, everyone should have three emergency kits ready in case of an earthquake.

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A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck near Orillia, Ontario, on a Tuesday night, causing tremors felt across a wide area from Sault Ste. Marie to Buffalo. https://ow.ly/9WwI50Y4QNp

Early details on a possible late-weekend nor'easter in Atlantic Canada - The Weather Network Canada's East Coast could be seeing another nor'easter to impact the region for the end of this weekend and into early next week, with forecasters keeping a close eye on the threat of significant snowfall totals

Canada's East Coast could be seeing another nor'easter by the end of this weekend and into early next week, with forecasters keeping a close eye on the threat of significant snowfall totals. #NBStorm #NLStorm #NSStorm

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3.7 magnitude earthquake reported in Ramara, Ontario, shaking felt in Toronto - The Weather Network No damage reported after minor 3.7 magnitude earthquake hits Ontario's cottage country. Widespread light shaking reported

A 3.7 magnitude quake shook parts of Ontario late Tuesday night.

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50 C? Parts of Australia enduring an unprecedented, multi-day heat wave - The Weather Network We explain the conditions, including an ex-cyclone, that will cause a stubborn heat dome to linger over Australia, bringing scorching temperatures up to 20°C above normal.

We explain the conditions, including an ex-cyclone, that will cause a stubborn heat dome to linger over Australia, bringing scorching temperatures up to 20°C above normal.
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Winter storm kills dozens as cold lingers in central and eastern U.S. - The Weather Network Ten of the storm's fatal victims were in New York City, where temperatures were the coldest they had been in eight years, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said at a news conference on Tuesday, when the low hit 8 degrees Fahrenheit.

At least 38 people across 14 states had died as of Tuesday from a powerful winter storm that left much of the central and eastern U.S. gripped by snow, ice, and below-freezing temperatures, according to local officials and news reports.
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February's Full Snow Moon shines this weekend - The Weather Network The Snow Moon is certainly living up to its name in 2026.

If you have reasonably clear skies this weekend, take a few minutes to observe the night sky and especially this year's #SnowMoon. https://ow.ly/ELqj50Y4BRX

We discover the causes of "attic rain" and the essential steps you need to take to protect your home from mould, rot, and expensive repairs.
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A powerful storm turned routine inspections into a dangerous situation in southern Italy. As Cyclone Harry battered Sicily, unexpected waves and flooding created chaotic moments along the coast.