HeyJaredAnton’s Weather & Science
I'm a weather forecaster and storm chaser, both the US and Ontario, Canada, that covers notable meteorology events across North America. I'm also a published photographer, so you'll will see some wildlife or trip recaps scattered in.
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Severe Weather Outbreak Likely For Southern Ontario: September 2nd, 2026 (opens the original)
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I cover the synoptic meteorology and potential outcomes for severe weather that will be possible across Southern Ontario for September 2nd, 2026. Risks include: damaging winds, hail, torrential rain and a more conditional risk for tornadoes either embedded within a squall line or on discrete supercells (if they form).Thanks for watching.
Hamilton's August 2026 Climatology vs Observed: Near Average Temperatures, Double Expected Rainfall. Lunar & Solar Eclipses. (opens the original)
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In this developing El Niño year, based on climatology, seeing temperatures at, or even a bit below average for the Great Lakes isn’t too surprising during the summer months. Nor is seeing precipitation above average, which, as you’ll read below, is about close to what much of Southern Ontario has experienced this summer.It was an eventful month despite arriving around near average temperatures due to more flash flooding for the Niagara region, which continued from July, which we’ll cove
Severe Weather Risk For Southern Ontario & New York State - August 31st Through September 2nd, 2026 (opens the original)
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Severe weather in Southern Ontario, especially in late August and early September, isn’t uncommon, but the main weather related stories, through July and August this year, have been recurring flooding in the Niagara region. Severe weather hasn’t been a frequent occurrence.At the start of the time of writing (Sunday night and into Monday morning), broad synoptic rain is covering much of Southern Ontario from a north west flow pattern we’ll discuss. The next few days will be a change and will invo
Environment Canada To Switch To Polygon Based Warning System For Severe Thunderstorms & Tornadoes Soon (opens the original)
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A gripe that much of the Canadian population, and especially weather enthusiasts, have with the current county based warning system is that severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings were sometimes issued to entire counties instead of targeted areas within that county under immediate threat. The unfortunate byproduct was that everyone within the county, whether they were at risk or not, would get that warning. As a hypothetical example, people that lived in the farthest west part of a county may g
Localized Flash Flooding…Again...On August 2nd. The Second Event In 14 Days (opens the original)
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