When it comes to hail, size really does matter. Pea-sized hail will do little if any damage to structures or plants, while golf-ball sized hailstones can destroy everything in their path.
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A hot end to an overall cold spring
Meteorological seasons are each three months long. Summer is June to August, fall is September to November, winter is December to February, and spring is March to May. Astronomically, summer starts on the summer solstice, which falls on June 21. Let’s look at last month and examine how spring turned out across the Canadian Prairies, […] Read more
In summer, it’s all about thunderstorms
Summer has moved in, so weather discussion across the Prairies turn to one of two topics: drought or thunderstorms. It's too early to talk about drought, but with heat and humidity moving back into our region, thunderstorms become possible.
