The Weather Network launches new modern, intuitive website
Our new website improves accessibility and adds a contemporary boost to weather information delivery, keeping the user at the forefront.
Welcome to your new and improved website of The Weather Network.
You may have noticed that our website has a fresh look to match that of our news and video pages. We’re excited to bring this to you, improving your weather experience as you navigate our website. This will ensure that you get the weather information you need in the most efficient and straightforward manner.
The layout has been optimized to put the most important weather details front and centre. This means you can quickly find the information that matters to you. We've also made sure that the pages are dynamic, so when there is important safety news or active weather updates, you'll see them right away.
“Our passionate team of useability designers and developers have worked tirelessly on this website to create an intuitive and detailed weather experience,” says Sylvia Neill, Product Manager of Web at Pelmorex. “We are excited to continue to evolve and improve the website to serve our audience.”
The website has also been given a complete behind-the-scenes overhaul to improve its performance and make it easy to use. It’s faster, with improved accessibility features, and works well on any device you might be using.
“I'm excited for our audience to enjoy a more clear, concise and intuitive weather experience across our web products,” says Ryan O’Brien, Creative Director of Product & Marketing at Pelmorex. “This launch provides a solid foundation to continue to improve and build rich, inclusive weather experiences for all of our users when it really matters.”
The Weather Network is committed to keeping its platforms user-friendly and providing timely weather updates, as well as continuing to be your #1 most trusted news source in Canada.
For more information about our new website design and find answers to your troubleshooting questions, please visit our FAQ page.