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Halley's Comet meteors flash across the sky in October - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Keep a close watch for clear skies in your weather forecast for this month, as we have a chance to see meteors from two different comets, plus Saturn at its brightest, Jupiter passing behind the Moon, and one of the biggest and brightest Full Moons of the year. Here is the Astronomical Guide for October 2026: Click here for a zoomable version of the above calendar. Visit our Complete Guide to Summer 2026 for an in-depth look at the Spring Seasonal Forecast, tips to plan for it, and much more! On
What is the planetary-scale Kelvin wave headed for California? - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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An immense wave of warm water will soon reach the west coast of North America, and California has already proclaimed a state of emergency ahead of its arrival. So, what is this 'planetary-scale Kelvin wave' that's making news headlines at the moment? Right now, in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, we are seeing a record-breaking El Niño event. Already, even before it reaches its peak in the months to come, it has surpassed the events seen in 2023-2024 and 2018-2019. It is also strengthening faster t
The Harvest Moon lights up our night sky this weekend - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Eyes to the sky this weekend to see the Full Corn Harvest Moon shining in Canadian skies. On Saturday, September 26, the Moon will line up on the opposite side of Earth from the Sun, presenting its fully illuminated face to us. This Full Moon's exact timing is at 12:49 p.m. EDT on the 26th. As such, it will be on the other side of Earth from Canada at that time. A simulated view of the Full Moon on Sep 26, 2026, shows the planet Saturn nearby (the bright 'star', near the bottom of the field of v
Auroras may shine over parts of Canada tonight - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Check your weather forecast for clear skies tonight through Thursday morning, as a blustery stream of the solar wind could spark aurora displays across parts of Canada. Over the past week, observers have been watching two large gaps in the solar corona, the Sun's magnetically-infused atmosphere. As these two 'coronal holes' have been tracking across the face of the Sun, they emit fast streams of particles out into the solar system, forming what solar scientists call 'coronal hole high speed stre
Today marks the first day of fall. Here’s the science behind the equinox - The Weather Network (opens the original)
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Tuesday, September 22 is the Autumnal Equinox for the northern hemisphere in 2026, marking the first day of astronomical fall for the year, and this year it is the latest fall equinox since 2023. Standing here on Earth's surface, everything may seem perfectly normal with the universe. However, looking at our world from afar, the entire planet is slightly off-kilter. As Earth follows its elliptical path around the Sun, the planet's rotational axis — the imaginary line that runs through the North
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