Cold front brings wind, snow and hail risk to B.C. Interior
Environment Canada warns of gusty winds, falling snow levels and a risk of thunderstorms across a wide area.
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Environment Canada warns of gusty winds, falling snow levels and a risk of thunderstorms across a wide area.
Environment Canada warns of up to 20 centimetres of heavy, wet snow in some areas, creating hazardous travel conditions.
The Category 4 storm is expected to bring life-threatening flooding and mudslides to coastal communities in several states.
The advisory warns of temperatures near freezing overnight, about 10 days earlier than the average first fall frost.
Environment Canada warns of wet snow starting Saturday, with temperatures dropping from 18 C Friday to near zero.
Environment Canada warns travel will be challenging as a cold trough brings snow to parts of Western Canada.
The Northern Tornadoes Project says convincing fake images are causing confusion and could lead to dangerous delays in official warnings.
Environment Canada says the city's first snowfall of at least one centimetre typically arrives around the middle of November.
A three-day stretch of mild weather is forecast for Thunder Bay, but boaters are warned of hazardous conditions offshore.
Tuesday is forecast to be the warmest day of the period, with temperatures climbing into the upper teens.
A strong wind warning is in effect for western Lake Superior with gusts up to 50 km/h expected Sunday.
Candidates in the mostly residential Grantham ward say aging roads, flooding and affordable housing are top concerns.
The bank now expects national sales to fall 5.3% this year, a steeper drop than previously forecast, with a recovery dependent on yields easing.