Wx Centre

Another active day of severe weather is expected across the Prairie provinces today, with the greatest threat focused on southern Alberta and Manitoba. Conditions are favourable for the development of severe thunderstorms capable of producing large hail and damaging wind gusts across southern Alberta, particularly in a corridor stretching from Olds to Pincher Creek and eastward toward the Saskatchewan border. A low-pressure system is expected to move into Manitoba, increasing

The United States has made it to a big milestone reaching 250 years of independence. Rain is expected today across the eastern Half of the United States. Severe thunderstorms are expected from the northern/central Plains to the Mid-Atlantic through Independence Day. Storms may also produce heavy rain that could lead to isolated flash flooding over the Mid-Atlantic. Thunderstorm and heavy rainfall chances are expected to persist over the Mid-Atlantic through Sunday. The easter

Hot and humid weather is continuing across Southern Ontario with daytime high temperatures of 32 to 35 degrees. Overnight lows are providing no relief with temperatures only dipping between 20 to 22 degrees Celsius. Humidex values during the day will reach above 40 in some areas. This event is expected to end on Sunday; however, temperatures will once again climb into the 30-degree range by mid next week. Saturday's Forecast Ottawa: Sunny. High 28. Kingston: Risk of a thunder

Typhoon Bavi is currently located approximately 610 nautical miles east of Andersen AFB in Guam. Over the past six hours, the storm has moved westward at 13 knots. It has minimum central pressure of 970 MB with maximum significant wave height of 36 feet. The storm is expected to impact Guam around Sunday night into Monday morning. Rainfall amounts of 6 to 12 inches are expected as this system passes. Seas will build prior to and during Bavi`s passage. Seas are currently forec

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