Tropical Storm Claudette formed this morning. Kyle Sooley-Brookings has the latest information.

Meteorologist Christopher Poitras has the full details on the severe weather expected this afternoon/evening in the Prairies:

Meteorologist Christopher Poitras explains which risks are involved with the severe storms forecasted this evening, into the overnight hours in Saskatchewan and Manitoba

On Memorial Day rain will move out of the Northeast. Most of the eastern United States will be fair. Thunderstorms are possible for parts of Florida, the Upper Mississippi Valley, and the Southern Plains. Across southwestern Texas, storms could become severe. The western United States will be clear.

Meteorologist Christopher Poitras takes a look at your Victoria Day weekend forecast.

Across most of Canada it all about the warmth. Temperatures across the Prairies will likely reach or exceed 30 degrees. High's near 25 are expected across parts of Ontario and Quebec.

Meteorologist Christopher Poitras has a look at the Mother's Day forecast.

April 25 to 28, 2011 will live in the memories of many residents of the Southern, Midwestern, and Northeastern United States. For a span of 3 days, 7 hours, and 18 minutes there were 360 confirmed tornadoes across the region. The outbreak was the largest, costliest, and one of the deadliest tornado outbreaks ever recorded. There were 324 casualties plus 24 non-tornadic fatalities and over 3,100 people were injured. Damage was at $10.2 billion (2011 USD). The Storm Prediction Center said on Wednesday, April 27th at 11:29 AM that a "major tornado outbreak expected this afternoon and evening across the Tennessee Valley and the southern Appalachian Mountains extending northward into the southern Ohio Valley."

Heavy rain, freezing rain and snow is expected for parts of Eastern Newfoundland. Kyle Sooley-Brookings has the latest update.