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Niagara letters Aug. 29: Peaches proof of Niagara's agricultural importance (opens the original)
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Re: Flooded Niagara orchards may drive up tender-fruit prices for years, experts warn, Aug. 24 The relatively slight though serious problems caused to tender-fruit growers in Niagara, although a warning of the dangers of climate change, underscore the importance of our region as the best, most secure part of our continent to grow peaches and a wide variety of other crops with climatic limitations. This is shown both by the damage to peaches, caused by the impact of ashes and smoke from fire in t
Collingwood faces severe thunderstorm warning with risk of quarter-sized hail and reduced visibility today (opens the original)
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A severe thunderstorm is expected to make its way to parts of Simcoe County and the Blue Mountains later today (Aug. 12), which could make driving difficult. Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a yellow-coded warning Wednesday morning, as meteorologists watch a storm with strong wind gusts, up to quarter-sized hail and heavy rain move into the area. Locations and nearby areas that could be impacted include: Collingwood, Nottawa, Stayner, Wasaga Beach, Craigleigh and Feversham. The risk
Environment Canada issues rainfall alert for Peel, Halton (opens the original)
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Environment Canada issued a widespread special weather statement Friday afternoon that included Peel and Halton regions, warning of possible âlocalized, heavy rainfallâ exceeding 50 millimetres today (Friday, Aug. 7). âScattered showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop this afternoon resulting in highly variable rainfall amounts. Some areas have already received 50 to 100 mm of rain this morning and may be sensitive to additional amounts,â stated the alert updated at 2:33 p.m.
Ontario is getting hit by a 'heat dome' — here's what to expect (opens the original)
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Heat warnings are in place across Ontario as extreme temperatures and humidity are expected this week. âTuesday is going to be the warmest day,â warning preparedness meteorologist Geoff Coulson said. âWe could be looking at temperatures of 36 to 37 C in a number of locations.â Those highs won’t necessarily be record-breaking in extreme southwestern Ontario, but records are anticipated in parts of the province Tuesday, July 14. âOn Tuesday, we could see some records matched or broken in
Heavy rain and thunderstorms could damage property across Southern Ontario; prepare for severe weather alerts (opens the original)
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Rain showers are set to begin this afternoon across most of southern Ontario, with a risk of thunderstorms and even fog patches. Environment and Climate Change Canada said the clouds in the sky are bringing rain, with most areas expecting to see between 10 and 25 millimetres of rain. âWe have an organized area of rain going across northern parts of southern Ontario (this morning),â Environment Canada warning preparedness meteorologist Peter Kimbell said. That includes parts of Parry Sound-Mu
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