Nathan Howes
Digital Writer at The Weather Network
Digital reporter at @weathernetwork. Former @MetrolandMedia reporter, @TheSheridanSun editor. @SheridanCollege print-journalism graduate. https://t.co/E8mfdf94L6
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4 days ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Nathan Howes
While Canadian fire crews across several provinces continue to battle blazes that have prompted states of emergency and forced people from their homes, smoke from the wildfires have been travelling a fair distance over the past few weeks, especially in recent days. Over the past few days, smoke has travelled nearly 7,000 kilometres––more than half of the globe in distance.
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4 days ago |
ca.yahoo.com | Nathan Howes
Nathan HowesJune 3, 2025 at 7:50 p.m.·2 min readWhile Canadian fire crews across several provinces continue to battle blazes that have prompted states of emergency and forced people from their homes, smoke from the wildfires have been travelling a fair distance over the past few weeks, especially in recent days. Over the past few days, smoke has travelled nearly 7,000 kilometres––more than half of the globe in distance.
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6 days ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Nathan Howes
Show or no show? Canada has some 'wild cards' for northern lights displayMany Canadians will either be disappointed or delighted with the result of a predicted aurora borealis display on Sunday night, arising from the latest geomagnetic storm to hit the Earth. The forecast of a G4-magnitude storm arrived early Sunday morning as predicted, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC).
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2 weeks ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Nathan Howes
As we near the end of May and soon enter June, many freshwater turtles in Canada are on the lookout for mates and adequate nesting spots. But they are often crossing roads to do so, putting them in harm's way. That's why "turtle heroes" are needed to move them safely off the road or to avoid hitting them with vehicles.
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2 weeks ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Nathan Howes
After an investigation led by the Northern Tornadoes Project (NTP) earlier this week, Ontario has seen its first tornado of 2025. The NTP conducted ground and drone surveys on tree and hydro pole damage on May 20, revealing a tornado occurred in Lakeside, Ont., on May 16, roughly at 3 a.m. A line of nocturnal storms moved through southwestern Ontario on May 15 and 16, resulting in the early-morning twister.
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Evacuation order issued Tuesday afternoon remains in effect for parts of northwestern Ontario due to the continuing threat of wildfires in the area. #Kenora20 "remains a significant fire of concern" in the northwest region. @ONforestfires #onwx https://t.co/pr6Y908Lha
RT @weathernetwork: Midge swarms are back. These tiny insects form thick swarms, covering trees, rocks, and just about everything in betwee…
Potholes are an annual occurrence in Canada after a long, harsh winter. @MichaelVann_TWN spoke with @cityoftoronto's road operations manager to find out how the city tackles filling potholes in the spring. #ONwx https://t.co/479TifGXVA
