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Summer isn’t cancelled, but for much of central and eastern Canada, it may struggle to take hold. Here is your official #SummerForecast ☀️
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- A major pattern change is set to unfold across British Columbia as a powerful ridge of high pressure is forecast to intensify.
- Tuesday's tornado near Oxbow, Sask., was given a preliminary damage rating of EF-3 after it severely impacted a home on a farm property, making it Canada's strongest twister since 2023.
- You hear it all the time: "Don't leave pets in hot cars!" Here's what you should do if you happen to see one. ⬇️
- NASA announced the crew of the Artemis 3 mission, which is scheduled to fly around the Earth, testing docking maneuvers with future lunar landers, sometime in 2027. 🚀🌑 Watch more video: ow.ly/Ac1Y50ZacC7
00:00 - Dubbed "Ontario's worst invasive plant" by Agriculture and Agrifood Canada in 2005, Phragmites is back for the 2026 season, with over 300 sightings across several provinces reported on iNaturalist as of today's date.
- This parasite is not currently found in Canada, but with travel-related cases increasing, Canadians heading south should be on alert.
- Severe weather erupted across parts of Saskatchewan and Manitoba Tuesday afternoon and evening, bringing large hail, damaging winds, multiple supercells, and several reported tornadoes. Watch more video: ow.ly/yzrt50Z9WJ5
00:00 - In the right conditions, purple loosestrife can grow up to 3 metres high, choking out native plants, damaging wetlands, and reducing biodiversity.
- Mesoscale convective systems (MCS) are common across Canada during the summer. Here’s a look at these storms and how they form.
- Just two months after Artemis 2's journey around the Moon, NASA announced the crew that could help return humans to the lunar surface.
- New research from the University of British Columbia (UBC) reveals that summers are getting longer, at a faster rate, in cities such as Sydney, Australia.
- Southern Manitoba saw a wild night of storms with monsoon-like downpours, unconfirmed reports of tornadoes, and vehicles abandoned on flooded roads. More than 250 millimetres of rain was reported in Stonewall, just north of Winnipeg, by 3 a.m.
