Severe Weather & Floods

Have you heard the term “meteorological winter”? It’s the period of time between December 1st through the end of February

As fall turns to winter, travel time increases as we take precautions to keep ourselves safe on icy roads with

Whether or not you’re a planner, if you live in a rainy region—like we do on the west coast of

In the last post of the series, we’re here to talk about the dangers of fog and frost. For the

Humidity refers to the amount of water vapour in the air, and during the hottest days of summer, higher levels

Do you know why hailstorms happen? Updrafts in thunderclouds will sometimes carry raindrops or snow pellets upwards to where it’s

Throughout most of Canada’s inland, southern regions, tornadoes are an all too common occurrence. For those of us who live

Strong winds are a risk that accompany many types of weather. Sometimes, they play a role in big storms or

Whether it’s large-scale weather systems with long-term rainfall or short-lived thunderstorms with a sudden deluge, summer brings the risk of