The systems follow each other… Two systems combined to deposit nearly 40 cm of snow in southern Quebec, and one of these systems continues its very slow course towards the east of the province as well as in the Maritimes. It will therefore be the turn of Chaleur Bay and the regions between Nova Scotia … Read more
Send SNS articles Send article to Facebook Send article to Twitter Send articles to Naver Band Send articles to Naver Blog Send articles to Pinterest Copy URL Send article to Find another share Image captured by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera aboard NASA’s Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter (April 2012). Towering dust devils cast … Read more
Where to observe it? This phenomenon should last an hour and a half in all. The majority of Canadians and Americans will be able to observe it. This event, which is called “occultation” occurs only once or twice a year somewhere on Earth. At the end of the year, we will be able to observe … Read more
The passage of a cold front will open the door to an arctic air mass from the north of the continent. The fall will be brutal: some regions, such as Abitibi-Témiscamingue, could lose nearly 15°C in barely six hours. The effects of this change in air mass have already been felt this Saturday. Val-d’Or, for … Read more
Strong winds ahead Thermal shock caused by a sudden dive of almost 10 degrees during the night from Wednesday to Thursday. Precipitation which could take the form of snow and rain. Gusts that could reach more than 80 to 90 km / h. The beginning of December promises to be breathtaking to say the least! … Read more
Eastern Quebec has definitely been spoiled by circumstances for several weeks. The Gaspésie region accumulated nearly 7 times more snow than usual, with nearly 34 cm on the ground (as of November 26). Quite strong low pressure systems have indeed punctuated the last few weeks in the sector. One even had the characteristics of a … Read more
It was a rather hectic Sunday in the province. Eastern Quebec was at the heart of a weather bomb, at the same time as part of southern Quebec was deprived of electricity. Gusts of 40 to 50 km/h blew over the Montreal area with maximums recorded at 72 km/h. In Montérégie, the most affected region, … Read more
Spectacular videos captured a meteor lighting up the sky over Niagara Falls and the CN Tower in Toronto. The “less than one meter” object, named #C8FF042, turned into a ball of fire, the European Space Agency confirmed. “A three-foot object struck in the sky over Niagara Falls, becoming a harmless fireball,” the agency wrote on … Read more