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..telling the tale as only the WeatherNetwork can... in precise and technical meteorological terms.. with diagrams .
It is fitting.
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The Cenotaph the night before Remembrance Day in Fredericton NB. @weathernetwork @RoyalCdnLegion @MurphTWN @KalinMitchelCTV @BruceFriskoCTV @KMacTWN @HowesNathan @StormHour @retweet_weather @WxMelinda21 @RhythmTheMet @FredTourism
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My hubby just took this pic of Ruby and I walking towards the rainbow πΆπ #StormHour
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On November 10, 1975, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank in a powerful storm on Lake Superior. The Weather Network's @KMacTWN explains the extreme weather conditions that fateful night and the meaning behind the "Witches of November."
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British Columbia's South Coast could see another 100-300+ mm rainfall as new systems target the region through the midweek.
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Watching the sun rise with my brother Dallas #ThunderBay @CityThunderBay #Ontario #sleepinggiant @OntarioParks
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Alberta faces 100 km/h winds before an unusual November warm-up brings temperatures near 20Β°C. ow.ly/1puL5104Qlb
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Double rainbow in November. Only in Saskatchewan! @MurphTWN @KMacTWN @weathernetwork #ShareYourWeather
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Hi @MurphTWN here is a video for you from #Iqaluit #Nunavut taken today at 11:30 #ShareYourWeather NOV.7.2026
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The Dartmouth Ferry just appearing out of nowhere this morning. Yellow warning for rainfall in Halifax #ShareYourWeather @RachelSchoutsen @weathernetwork
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There's a bite in the air today, a shift. βοΈ #ShareYourWeather β at Niagara Falls, Ontario
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@weathernetwork @KMacTWN @StormhunterTWN @StormHour @Ross_Hull @AnthonyFarnell @lldubs @japastu @MurphTWN only red wave Iβll accept! Cutting through the woods behind my childhood home in Markham!
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Feet dangling over Earth at 28000 km/hr. Donβt look down! (Kidding - definitely look down, because Earth is stunningly beautiful).
I will be posting updates as a day by day leading up to November 14th, 2021. An infamous day in BC for all the wrong reasons. A Deadly Category 5 Atmospheric River from Hell was about to cause the most expensive Natural Disaster in BC History, and likely Canadian History.
But for today, let's post some calm from 2021 weather nemories. The weather models weren't seeing the AR yet anyway. This was from November 4th, 2021, as a storm drifted away from us at Sunset leaving a massive Double Rainbow that was seen across nearly the entire Metro. #bcstorm
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On this day 5 years ago. Where do you even begin with this one? One of the most shocking sights you will ever see not just around Metro Vancouver. But around the Planet in terms of Waterspouts. @KMacTWN @50ShadesofVan @MMadryga @MurphTWN @weathernetwork
The Mother of all Supercellular Waterspouts touched down in *checks notes* Key West, Flo...Wait...*checks notes again*...San Di...No that cannot be...um, Vancouver, Canada...you serious? π€¨
A strong Supercell Thunderstorm blew up over the Strait just off YVR and produced a Wedge shaped Waterspout. This shocked the entire global Weather community on here. Not just for the location, but for the sight of such a thing. The Waterspout was so incredibly violent that it was shocking to comprehend that this was real.
This drifted North as it maintained its form for quite a distance. As it drifted onto land in UBC, it quickly weakened, but transitioned into a Tornado before it dissipated. It caused extensive damage to the UBC area and was rated as an EF0. This was then confirmed as the first Tornado to impact Vancouver, BC in 54 years...
A Weather Watch that I would have thought was impossible to happen in Vancouver, BC until this day. Was subsequently issued as Environment Canada issued a Tornado Watch for West sides of Metro Vancouver and Howe Sound.
To this day, one of the craziest weather events that I have been alive for. This was just another example of how insane 2021 was for us weather wise in BC. Because 1 week later, all hell broke loose, literally in SW BC. Vancouver would be cut off from the rest of the entire country...
#bcstorm
All those people that say meteorologist is the only job where you can be wrong half the time and still get paid, may need to watch this. βοΈβοΈ




























