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Swirling storm system near Alaska breaks summer rules
1:07
Crossing the Confederation Bridge just got way cheaper
Why yogurt might belong on your windows this summer
2:00
Why rat populations are exploding in major cities
One system, four seasons: Heat pumps can help you conquer all Canadian weather
1:45
Pups can practice dock-diving at this doggy splash pool
A meteor shower trio lights up the night sky this week
0:40
Wildfires in Turkey spread fast amid soaring heat
ACHOO! The science behind the solar sneeze
1:10
Typhoon Wipha strikes coastal home in the Philippines
Climate change helping rats thrive in Canada, experts say
1:40
Weather vs. Climate: What's the difference?
Believe it or not, 2025’s hurricane season is ahead of the curve
2:16
What happens to your body if lightning strikes it
What is swimmer's itch? And how can you treat it?
1:45
What fire bans and fire ratings mean for your outdoor adventures
What is the longest domestic direct flight in Canada?
1:06
See it: Massive shelf cloud creeps across the sky
Science Behind the Weather: What is a derecho?
1:05
What is a shelf cloud? The science behind this dramatic formation
From flames to forecasts: How wildfire smoke affects your weather
1:07
The disgusting reason to avoid beaches after heavy rainfall
What is a mesoscale convective system? How an 'MCS' can spell danger
1:59
Canadian Armed Forces firefighting crews to arrive in Saskatchewan
Why extreme heat is one of the world’s deadliest weather disasters
1:05
Fast-moving storms hit Ontario and Quebec with heavy rain and fierce winds
Tornado debris can travel surprisingly far after a violent storm
0:35
'Oh no!': Strong wind sends travel trailer tumbling
How hot weather can worsen some pre-existing health conditions
1:05
Are you making this common water safety mistake?
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