
I'm a weather forecaster and storm chaser, both the US and Canada, that covers notable meteorology events across North America. I'm also a published photographer, so you'll will see some wildlife or trip recaps scattered in.
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A gripe that much of the Canadian population, and especially weather enthusiasts, have with the current county based warning system is that severe thunderstorm and tornado warnings were sometimes issued to entire counties instead of targete...
The MRMS NSSL Multi-Sensor, using local gauges and radar data, showing some areas around St. Catharines receiving north of 4 inches (102 mm) over a 12 hour period.
On August 2nd, efficient rain process convective thunderstorms led to loca...
Oddly, for three consecutive years since I started this project, June has recorded the highest temperature for the year. July and August, by climatology, are expected to achieve this, but haven’t for quite some time now. Is this the year wh...
The MRMS NSSL Multi Sensor, using gauges and radar estimates, showing a swath of 4” (102 mm) across parts of the Niagara Region across three hours, but most fell within 1.5 hours.
In a major pattern shift from wildfire smoke, on July 21st...
Wildfire smoke has been the major story across the northeast, as expected, but on Saturday, severe weather, with strong winds as the primary risk, may steal the show for at least a day.
In fact, smoke may still play a role in how tomorrow...
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I'm a weather forecaster and storm chaser based in Ontario, Canada that blogs about notable meteorology events across North America. You'll probably see some wildlife or trips scattered in, too.
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