Saturday should bring the start of some stable, sunny weather
We likely won't see that idyllic summer day until Saturday, it looks like, and we will have to put up with more rain first.
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CTV News
2 hours ago
- CTV News
Severe thunderstorms likely in parts of central and northern Alberta this afternoon
3:35 p.m. MT: A severe thunderstorm WATCH remains in effect for areas east and north of Edmonton. But, the city of Edmonton and areas to the south and west are no longer under the advisory. Areas from Grande Prairie east to Cold Lake, as well as the Vegreville to Lloydminster and Coronation regions continue to have a risk of severe storms this afternoon. Thunderstorms have developed early this afternoon over areas east and northeast of Edmonton with a few storms becoming severe and producing torrential downpours and hail. There is also the possibility of some funnel clouds, although the risk of a tornado is low. The storms are slowly moving NNE. Also - a Rainfall WARNING has been issued for areas from Slave Lake south to Evansburg and west through the Edson and Valleyview. Heavy rain will develop tonight and continue through the day Thursday. 50-75mm of rain is expected by the end of the day Thursday, with the bulk of that rain coming Thursday afternoon. 2:42 p.m. MT: A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for the city of Edmonton, as well as areas from Grande Prairie east to Cold Lake and for regions around the QE2 south to Calgary, and all areas east to the Saskatchewan border. Thunderstorms have developed early this afternoon over areas east and northeast of Edmonton with a few storms becoming severe and producing torrential downpours and hail. There is also the possibility of some funnel clouds, although the risk of a tornado is low. The storms are slowly moving NNE. That's taking them away from the Edmonton area and the potential for storms over the city and areas to the west of Edmonton through the afternoon hours is low. We'll continue to monitor the situation and will update this story through the afternoon and on CTV News tonight at 5 p.m. and 6 p.m.
CBC
2 hours ago
- CBC
Check out lightning strikes and other summer scenes in this week's audience photo gallery
New We love seeing your photos! Email us at nlphotos@ Image | Tilton lightning Caption: Kayla Sooley captured the bright lightning flashes Wednesday night, from her balcony in Tilton, N.L. (Submitted by Kayla Sooley) Open image in new tab The night of July 30 was unusual for those on the Avalon Peninsula, as a thunderstorm brought loud booms and intense lightning strikes. In this photo gallery, check out some shots of that night plus some other —more calming — summer sights. Enjoy these photos, then scroll to the bottom to see how you can be part of next week's gallery. Image | Topsail lightning Caption: Brian George captured the bright lightning flashes from Paradise during Wednesday night's storm. (Submitted by Brian George) Open image in new tab Image | Gambo sky Caption: Darlene Collins said it looked like there was a storm brewing in Gambo on July 31. (Submitted by Darlene Collins) Open image in new tab Image | Triton Rainbow Caption: After intense thunderstorms during the week, this Sunday rainbow in Triton is a calming sight to see. (Submitted by Barry Bridger) Open image in new tab Image | Cod fishing in bonavista Caption: Pamela Crewe says Sunday morning was perfect for cod fishing in Bonavista Bay. (Submitted by Pamela Crewe) Open image in new tab Image | Little port Caption: Gordon Winsor captured a few boats that would be great to take out on the calm ocean waters, under the clear summer sky. (Submitted by Gordon Winsor) Open image in new tab Image | Northern Bay sands Caption: Summer is the best time to explore sandy beaches, just like Connie Boland did in Northern Bay on July 28. (Submitted by Connie Boland) Open image in new tab Want to submit a photo? Have a photo you'd like to share? Here's how to get in touch with us: email nlphotos@ It's a dedicated address just for photo submissions from across Newfoundland and Labrador. Here's what we need from you: your name, where the photo was taken and a caption that tells us what's in the image. We encourage you to add any information you think our readers would enjoy! We share the photos we receive here, and we might also use them on Here & Now each weeknight during Ashley Brauweiler's weather segments. And we always give credit. Because of the volume of submissions we receive, we cannot respond to everyone.
CBC
3 hours ago
- CBC
B.C. officials confirm 120 active wildfires across the province
British Columbia government and wildfire officials say 120 wildfires remain active in the province as of Wednesday, but light rain and higher humidity are helping crews fight the blazes.
