Southern Saskatchewan is facing a heightened risk of severe thunderstorms today as a developing low-pressure system moves across the province, creating favourable conditions for dangerous weather. An organized severe weather event is expected to develop as a low-pressure centre forms near the Saskatchewan border. A cold front extending to the southwest and a warm front stretching across southeastern Saskatchewan are expected to provide the ingredients needed for strong thunde

There is not a whole lot happening in the July night sky. On July 4, Mars appears orange, and Uranus will be green in the low eastern sky in the early morning hours. Venus will appear in the western sky in the mid-evening on the 4th. On July 16, Venus will be above the Moon and to the right of the Moon on the 17. Moon phases: Last Quarter July 7 New Moon July 14 First Quarter July 21 Full Moon July 29

British Columbia Generally warm conditions with a mix of sun and cloud. Isolated showers are possible in some areas. Prairies Warm to hot temperatures continue. Scattered thunderstorms may develop, particularly during the afternoon and evening. Ontario and Quebec Hot and humid conditions persist with an increasing risk of thunderstorms. Some storms could become strong. Atlantic Canada Warm temperatures continue, especially inland. Thunderstorms are possible in parts of New Br

Much of Ontario is facing a prolonged period of dangerous heat on Tuesday, with a heightened risk of heat-related illnesses, including heat exhaustion and possible heat stroke. The most intense conditions are expected across southwestern Ontario, where a multi-day heat event is already underway. Daytime highs are forecast to reach between 34 and 36 C, while humidex values are expected to climb into the low-to-mid 40s. Overnight temperatures will offer little relief, remaining

Parts of northern and central Ontario as well as western Quebec, could see strong to severe thunderstorms on Tuesday, with damaging winds, heavy rainfall and large hail among the primary threats. Thunderstorms are possible across a broad area stretching from northeastern Ontario southward through parts of central Ontario and east toward the Ottawa Valley. Areas around Timmins, Sudbury, Huntsville and portions of eastern Ontario fall within the moderate risk zone. The greatest

There is an elevated risk of severe weather across portions of Manitoba and northwestern Ontario through Monday and into the overnight hours. The highest threat area stretches from southeastern Manitoba into parts of northwestern Ontario, where forecasters are warning that severe thunderstorms could produce damaging winds, large hail, torrential rainfall and isolated tornadoes. In Manitoba, an area of high risk covers much of the southeastern portion of the province, includin