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Can you forecast a home run? Here’s what to look for this baseball season

Titanic twist: 1912 wasn’t a bad year for icebergs after all

Flooding: Is it time to stop living in basements?

Can you survive inside a tornado? This scientist did by accident

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St. Patrick's Day green traditions linked to these weather patterns

Circle the date! Today is Pi Day for 2026!

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Does daylight saving time make our mornings colder?

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Avalanche season: What causes snow slopes to collapse and tips for surviving

We have TWO first days of spring, but which one is real?

Why salt may have caused that power outage

A winter storm’s track can make or break your forecast

Snow, freezing rain are coming. Here's how much it could slow down your commute

Scientists work to uncover rare Mediterranean hurricanes

It's Friday the 13th! Let's take a look at some weather phobias

Why do the Great Lakes freeze unevenly?

Pothole season is here. Why do roads crack in winter, anyway?

When the skies come alive: The magic of ice crystal displays

The threat of earthquakes is very real in Canada. Are you prepared?

Explained: Why are earthquakes so hard to predict?

Snow and ice are heavy hazards that can damage trees, roofs

More than just bitter cold: The polar vortex can be quite beneficial

What is the polar vortex? How it’s responsible for dangerous cold

What exactly is 'wind chill'? It brings these hidden dangers

When is the cold too cold? How extreme cold warnings are issued

The freezing level is the invisible line that controls winter

Canada looks forward to a ‘January thaw’ every year. What is it?

65-foot towers of snow: Journey through these famous giants

What's the science behind chinook headaches? Experts still aren't sure

What is a flash freeze? Winter’s spontaneous danger explained

Why the stars twinkle so brightly in your dark winter skies

Freezing rain and ice pellets are dangerous winter hazards

What turns a snowstorm into a raging blizzard?

'Weather bombs': Explosive storms that create ferocious conditions

What’s a Pineapple Express? Diving into this robust atmospheric river

When is the Winter Solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year?

Why snow squalls are so tough to forecast

Rare hurricanes can form during the wintertime

Science behind the weather: The infamous nor'easter

Meteorological winter begins today! Why? It's all about the science!

Best-before confusion leads Canadians to toss hundreds of dollars in edible food

No time to recover: Breaking down Hurricane Melissa's compounding disaster trap

Thundersnow is a rare and electrifying experience

What happens if the mega-earthquake hits California tomorrow?

What if Ceres, the largest of all known asteroids, hit Earth?

What's so super about a supermoon, anyway?

What if all the oceans evaporated from Earth's surface?

Woman fined for pouring coffee down drain: Here's why you shouldn't do it

Why do we 'fall back'?: The story of daylight saving time

Science behind the forecast: How mets knew where Hurricane Melissa was headed

FALL BACK: Let's set the record straight on daylight saving time

Wildlife removal expert helps evicted babies in this unique way

Newfoundlander rescues moose stuck upside down on highway

How weather affects menopause and how to ease symptoms

30,000 tonnes of waste secretly buried in protected UK wetland

This hidden skin cancer is more common than you think

Caught on Camera: Tree crashes down on car as owner watches

Canada's May long weekend hopes hang on looming pattern change

These are Canada’s parallel cities around the world

45°C or freezing? An extreme temperature gradient builds this week

Scientists warn Canadians to get ready for a U.S. tick invasion this year

Invasive, bee-killing hornet spotted south of British Columbia

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