Supercells are the mightiest of the thunderstorms. They can roll for hours while maintaining tornadoes and damaging hail.

Temperatures shoot back up to near 80 degrees on Friday. A few showers and possibly a thunderstorm will return to the forecast as early as late Thursday and carry into Friday and Saturday.

The returning humidex will help to fuel a severe thunderstorm risk across southern and eastern Ontario on Tuesday.

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Today will see warm, even very warm conditions for some under extensive spells of sunshine. The sunshine will turn hazy at times due to the presence of some high level cloud. Tonight Skies will ...

Confidence has increased in the development of isolated strong to severe storms this evening for those north of the I-70 corridor between 5 p.m. to 12 a.m. With millions of birds migrating across ...

Temperatures in Southern Ontario may reach 30°C, the first of the year, as thunderstorms loom, bringing potential hazards ...

Tonight is expected to be dry with widespread clear skies and very little, if any, cloud cover. Gentle winds. Tuesday Tomorrow is expected to be another warm and dry day with plenty of sunshine ...

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As we start the new week, we get the sunshine back and a big surge of warm air. A summer preview on Tuesday with highs well into the 70s, maybe even some 80s. Cooler by Wednesday and beyond, along ...

Temperatures into early Wednesday will drop into the mid to upper 30s. EXTENDED FORECAST: The next weather system will bring chances of showers and a few non-severe thunderstorms, starting later ...

AND WITH THAT, WE HAVE MORE SNOWY CONDITIONS LATER. BUT FIRST, LET’S GET A CHECK OF OUR FORECAST WITH METEOROLOGIST KELLY CURREN. YEAH, WE CERTAINLY SAW QUITE A BIT OF SNOW IN THE SIERRA YESTERDAY.