The Weather Network

Welcome to the Winter Sneak Peek, Canada! We’ve looked at the data, and Canada is staring down one of its mildest winters in years, and potentially one of the warmest starts on record. ow.ly/Mn7P50ZVoyP

Will warmer winters due to El Niño put a damper on your outdoor skating plans? We delve into the data, detailing which regions are likely to see weather cold enough to build an outdoor ice rink. ow.ly/rxSC5105Vsq

A special delivery for a chimpanzee cut off by historic flooding. When floodwaters made roads impassable at a sanctuary near Fort Pierce, Florida, staff used a drone to deliver food and blankets to Kaleb, a 38-year-old chimpanzee. The sanctuary, home to 200 chimpanzees, sustained significant damage during the flooding, but all the animals remained safe as waters gradually receded.

Sometimes, the worst enemy (or best ally) is the weather itself. ow.ly/34Jz5105MZ6

An iconic Canadian bird could be in trouble. A new Birds Canada study has found a significant decline in common loon chick production across much of Canada, raising concerns about the species' future. ow.ly/vl1j5105UyX

With recent wind storms bringing gusts upwards of 100 km/h to southern Alberta, it’s tumbleweeds that are piling up in some communities, including Calgary and Lethbridge, rendering scenes reminiscent of a Wild West film. ow.ly/xaoA5105Uqm

Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the daily routine of a Navy forecaster. ow.ly/NCpB5105MUJ

One of the most powerful cold fronts on record sent temperatures plummeting more than 30 degrees in a matter of hours on November 11, 1911. ow.ly/7BJe5105M4V

Flood watches have been issued for much of the coastal region by the B.C. River Forecast Centre in anticipation of the rainfall. Due to high river flows and significant precipitation that may result in flooding, the Village of Pemberton has issued an evacuation alert for properties within the Airport Road area. ow.ly/Ffov5105NYJ

This ozone hole was carved by a strong polar vortex into one of the largest we've seen, but it is still on track to recovery. ow.ly/G5ck5105Nqh

When the First World War began, weather was dropped as a priority. As a result, the staff responsible for collecting and analyzing weather data were drafted, along with three million other men. ow.ly/fywy5105MLX

Some areas in Ontario could see some of their first snow of the season by the end of the week. ❄️ While accumulations may not be high, the first snowfall can catch many drivers off guard, especially for those who haven't put their winter tires on. ow.ly/Mj4B5105Mq6

Some provinces do have laws in place, dictating the deadline for switching to winter tires, but Mother Nature provides its own clues for when to schedule that appointment with your garage. ow.ly/GKZV5105LR0

On Remembrance Day, we honour the courage and sacrifice of those who served our country, past and present. Today and always, we remember. ❤️ Lest we forget.

Prime Minister Mark Carney's second budget aims to help Canadians prepare for the possibility of a major earthquake that experts forecast has a 30 per cent chance of happening over the next 50 years on the Pacific coast. ow.ly/7cQU5105EP8

A complete reversal of the polar vortex winds has occurred, a historical first for November. Learn about the unprecedented polar vortex event that just made history. ow.ly/ajMV5105EHn

A perfect pattern is setting up to bring cold air and snow to southern Ontario by the end of the week. See which areas could see lake-effect snow and the season's coldest temperatures so far. ow.ly/LUZG5105CrB

Explore the breathtaking 'Big Tree Trail' on Meares Island, where giant red cedars have stood for over a thousand years. The Weather Network's Mia Gordon learns about the unique ecosystem and the cultural significance of these natural wonders.

On Wednesday, November 11, Canadians will observe Remembrance Day, 107 years after the armistice that ended the First World War. ow.ly/lGbb5105tep

A parade of storms is bringing a substantial amount of rain to B.C. this week, elevating the flood threat, as some areas could see 100-300+mm. ow.ly/p3iy5105Afs