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Hurricane Juan was one of the East Coast’s most destructive storms - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Hurricane Juan cemented its place in history during the early morning hours on Sept. 29, 2003, when it swept across Atlantic Canada with ferocious winds. The first hurricane to directly strike Halifax since the late 1800s, Juan caused hundreds of millions of dollars in damage and killed several people throughout the region. DON’T MISS: Hurricane Fiona, two years later: Could it happen again? A tropical disturbance around 550 km southeast of Bermuda served as the seed that would eventually grow i
See this stunning, powerful nor’easter captured from space - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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An unusually early and powerful nor’easter looked absolutely stunning from space as it rolled up the U.S. East Coast this weekend. The impactful system continues to produce gusty winds and heavy rainfall from Philadelphia to Halifax, with some areas experiencing a significant storm surge. DON’T MISS: The strongest nor’easters are getting even stronger, study finds Satellites captured remarkable imagery of the nor’easter as it developed and strengthened off the eastern seaboard on Friday and Satu
Polo cements status as Pacific’s second-most intense hurricane - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Hurricane Polo will live in the records as one of the most intense hurricanes ever observed in the eastern Pacific basin. A near-historic El Niño fuelled the perfect setup for the hurricane to approach the upper limit of how strong a tropical cyclone can grow. DON’T MISS: What’s the difference between hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones? Polo formed off Mexico’s west coast amid an extremely active hurricane season in the eastern half of the Pacific Ocean. Very warm water temperatures, relatively
El Niño could delay persistent frost and hard freezes across Canada - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Canada will continue to feel the effects of a very strong El Niño for months to come. The pattern will hold significant sway over how quickly temperatures decline in the weeks ahead. Autumn is a particularly dynamic season for gardeners as average temperatures gradually drop. The big question, as always, is how long we can go before frosts and freezes nip the growing season in the bud, and how much of a role El Niño will play in the process. DON’T MISS: Understanding Canada's 'frost zones,' and
The rare tropical storm that swamped Los Angeles in flooding rains - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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One of the few tropical storms on record to strike California came ashore near Los Angeles on Sept. 25, 1939. The storm brought a tremendous amount of rain to a typically dry region of the world, unleashing major floods that killed dozens of people. This tropical storm in 1939 remains the last time a storm officially made landfall in California. DON’T MISS: Climate change may boost California’s hurricane flood risk: study Folks across southern California likely believed that a brutal heat wave r
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