The Weather Network

The Weather Network (TWN) is a dedicated weather information channel in Canada that broadcasts in English. It provides weather updates through various mediums, including TV, digital platforms (such as responsive websites and mobile apps), and TV applications. At present, The Weather Network can be accessed in Canada, the U.S., and the UK. Moreover, it has several well-established sister brands that cater to different regions, including MétéoMédia (for French-speaking Canadians), Eltiempo (in Spain), Wetter Plus (in Germany), and Clima (for Latin America).

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La Niña is over. What’s next?

1 week ago | theweathernetwork.com | Dennis Mersereau

La Niña slipped away as quietly as it arrived. Experts published news of the pattern’s demise on Thursday as water temperatures in a key region of the Pacific Ocean returned near normal. It’s unlikely that we’ll see either La Niña or El Niño in the months ahead, with a neutral pattern dominating the region heading into the summer season.
Un week-end en queue de poisson

2 weeks ago | theweathernetwork.com | Anne-Sophie Maltais

Un week-end en queue de poissonAnne-Sophie MaltaisRédactricePublished on Apr. 4, 2025, 11:40 AMUpdated on Apr. 4, 2025, 11:45 AMSi c’est possible pour vous, profitez bien de votre journée de vendredi, car de petites surprises vous attendent cette fin de semaine. Prévision. Soleil, température de 10 °C pour le sud du Québec, vendredi sera une belle journée d’avril.
Aurora 'bonus rounds' possible for parts of Canada Monday and Tuesday nights

1 month ago | theweathernetwork.com | Scott Sutherland

Aurora 'bonus rounds' possible for parts of Canada Monday and Tuesday nightsScott SutherlandMeteorologist, Science WriterPublished on Mar. 24, 2025, 7:30 PMSpring 'equinox cracks' are helping the auroras put on spectacular displays right now. If you have clear skies in your forecast over the next couple of nights, especially for those across the Prairie provinces, look up for a chance to spot the Aurora Borealis shining in the sky.
Uncertainty lingers as La Niña likely fades in the weeks ahead

1 month ago | theweathernetwork.com | Dennis Mersereau

Uncertainty lingers as La Niña likely fades in the weeks aheadDennis MersereauDigital Journalist, Weather SpecialistPublished on Mar. 15, 2025, 5:37 PMForecasters see signs that La Niña will fade away over the weeks and months aheadLa Niña is weak but hanging on—for now, anyway. That’s the latest from forecasters tracking the progress of conditions in the eastern Pacific Ocean, which can have far-reaching effects around the world.
Powerful storm sparks wildfire outbreak across southern U.S. Plains

1 month ago | theweathernetwork.com | Dennis Mersereau

Powerful storm sparks wildfire outbreak across southern U.S. PlainsDennis MersereauDigital Journalist, Weather SpecialistPublished on Mar. 14, 2025, 8:06 PMExtremely favourable conditions for wildfires will continue across the region for the next several daysJust as a severe weather outbreak begins south of the border, forecasters warned that conditions were favourable Friday for a ‘wildfire outbreak’ to take place across portions of Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas.
Months after Helene’s flooding, wildfires erupt in parched Carolinas

1 month ago | theweathernetwork.com | Dennis Mersereau

Months after Helene’s flooding, wildfires erupt in parched CarolinasDennis MersereauDigital Journalist, Weather SpecialistPublished on Mar. 3, 2025, 1:00 AMDry weather to kick off March helped spark and spread hundreds of wildfires throughout North Carolina and South CarolinaWhile we're still several months away from the beginning of wildfire season here in Canada, blazes have already started to spring up south of the border.
Ready for a tease of spring? Thaw to spread across Canada

1 month ago | theweathernetwork.com | Dennis Mersereau

Ready for a tease of spring? Thaw to spread across CanadaDennis MersereauDigital Journalist, Weather SpecialistPublished on Feb. 23, 2025, 8:38 PMIt’s a Canadian thaw courtesy of the Pacific OceanA tease of spring sweeping across the country this week will bump temperatures to above-seasonal levels from the Yukon to Newfoundland. Some areas could see a 45-degree temperature swing over the course of seven days.
La Niña’s last hurrah? Pattern could disappear by this spring

2 months ago | theweathernetwork.com | Dennis Mersereau

La Niña’s last hurrah? Pattern could disappear by this springDennis MersereauDigital Journalist, Weather SpecialistPublished on Feb. 20, 2025, 9:52 PMForecasters said this week that we have a better-than-even chance of La Niña fading by this springA weak La Niña is hanging on in the Pacific Ocean this month—even if it’s sticking around on borrowed time. Forecasters recently announced that La Niña has a decent chance of fading by this spring.
How an intense snowstorm can match the ferocity of a thunderstorm

2 months ago | theweathernetwork.com | Dennis Mersereau

How an intense snowstorm can match the ferocity of a thunderstormDennis MersereauDigital Journalist, Weather SpecialistPublished on Feb. 15, 2025, 6:45 PMSome snowstorms are so intense that they can bury a town in a matter of hours. Here’s a look at how those memorable storms pump out so much snow in a hurrySnowstorms are a dime a dozen across Canada during the winter months. But some of these systems are so intense that they’re remembered for generations.
Florida saw more snow in January than these Canadian cities

2 months ago | theweathernetwork.com | Dennis Mersereau

Florida saw more snow in January than these Canadian citiesDennis MersereauDigital Journalist, Weather SpecialistPublished on Feb. 2, 2025, 1:52 AMA historic winter storm that blanketed the far southern United States produced more snow than some parts of Canada saw all JanuaryIt’s a strange winter when Florida picks up more snow than some parts of Canada. But that’s exactly what happened last month after a generational winter storm ripped through portions of the Deep South.