Anthony Farnell

Toronto

Chief Meteorologist at Global News

Chief Meteorologist at Global News. Accurate & reliable weather forecasts with a smile.

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Spring is taking root across Canada. What will the season bring?

1 month ago | msn.com | Anthony Farnell

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Spring is taking root across Canada. What will the season bring?

1 month ago | msn.com | Anthony Farnell

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Spring is taking root across Canada. What will the season bring? - National

1 month ago | globalnews.ca | Anthony Farnell

Spring is always a volatile fight of a season where winter throws the early punches, but summer eventually gets the knockout at the end. These wild swings make spring a difficult season to forecast in Canada, even more so this year as we transition from a weak La Nina to perhaps the first sign of a new El Nino developing in the Pacific Ocean. These changing water temperatures can impact the jet stream and weather patterns around the globe, but right now the signals are weak and unreliable.
A 'fresh perspective': Global News Toronto unveils expanded newscast - Toronto

Sep 15, 2024 | globalnews.ca | Tracy Tong |Anthony Farnell |Miranda Anthistle |Candace Daniel

Viewers of Global News Toronto are being treated to a "fresh perspective" on the day's news as the 50-year-old station begins a new format. Global News Toronto is adding 30 minutes to its early evening newscast, providing viewers with more local news coverage starting Monday.
What to expect this season in Ontario

Jun 20, 2024 | msn.com | Anthony Farnell

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Summer 2024 weather: What to expect this season in Ontario | Globalnews.ca

Jun 20, 2024 | globalnews.ca | Anthony Farnell

As I write this, temperatures are once again soaring into the 30s and the humidex will once again reach 40-plus across southern Ontario. All of this before the summer solstice and the official start to our “hot weather season.”The first heat dome will be weakening by the weekend, but it is a troubling sign and perhaps a precursor to what lies ahead this summer.
Will Canada’s ‘wild’ winter continue into spring? Here’s what to expect

Mar 1, 2024 | msn.com | Sean Previl |Anthony Farnell

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Will Canada’s ‘wild’ winter continue into spring? Here’s what to expect

Mar 1, 2024 | globalnews.ca | Sean Previl |Anthony Farnell

Canadians have been experiencing a “wild” winter, from temperatures in the mid-teens in parts of the country around the new year, to deep freezes as recent as Thursday in southern Ontario. It’s safe to say people are hoping for a calmer spring.
What will this winter be like? Grab the hot cocoa — here’s your 2023 forecast

Dec 1, 2023 | msn.com | Anthony Farnell

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What will this winter be like? Grab the hot cocoa — here’s your 2023 forecast | Globalnews.ca

Dec 1, 2023 | globalnews.ca | Anthony Farnell

After three consecutive La Niña winters, a moderate El Niño is now well established in the central Pacific Ocean. This warmer-than-normal water affects the jet stream and weather patterns around the planet and often leads to milder and less snowy winters in Canada. The weather pattern also becomes more variable, with wild swings in temperature and an increased potential for ice storms in parts of central Canada and bigger snowstorms in the Maritimes.