Heat warning extended for Beaufort Delta, Sahtu communities
A heat warning has been issued for some Beaufort Delta and Sahtu communities as temperatures are expected to reach at least 29 degrees Celsius.
A heat warning has been issued for some Beaufort Delta and Sahtu communities as temperatures are expected to reach at least 29 degrees Celsius.
Feels a lot like 1994 in Yellowknife these days. The music might be worse, but the heat is right up there – it's our warmest start to June in nearly 30 years.
Environment Canada ended an advisory that earlier warned of severe thunderstorms in Fort Liard, Nahanni Butte and Sambaa K’e on Friday afternoon.
How many people are affected? What might happen next? Will there be sandbags and berms? Here's a summary from Hay River's Tuesday emergency meeting.
Hay River, Fort Providence and Fort Simpson are braced for more heavy snow on Monday. Conditions are likely to improve later in the afternoon.
Happy spring, y'all. Environment Canada expects up to 20 cm of snow in Hay River and Enterprise this weekend. The weather across much of the NWT will be grim.
Yellowknife and the South Slave can expect a significantly warmer week ahead, with temperatures above freezing in some areas this weekend.
Most of the NWT can expect significantly warmer weather over the next few days. Yellowknife could reach -9C while Fort Liard has a Sunday forecast high of 8C.
Environment Canada issued extreme cold warnings for several communities in the Sahtu, Beaufort Delta, North Slave and Tłı̨chǫ regions.
Yellowknife's momentary relief from the winter deep freeze is forecast to end on Monday night as temperatures dip back to -40C without wind chill.
An extremely rare weather event turned kilometres of Dehcho trees into matchsticks last year. Researchers only noticed because of the sheer scale of the damage.
Colder temperatures affecting a range of Northwest Territories communities should give way to slightly warmer weather later this week, forecasters say.