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Warm start, cold end to month?

By Daniel Bezte January 17, 2013

The beginning of the new year is always a busy time when writing about the weather. In the last issue I started writing about the top worldwide weather stories for each month in 2012 and it will take another issue or two to finish that up. Environment Canada has also come out with its top

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Weather models still having trouble

By Daniel Bezte January 17, 2013

We have been stuck in a split flow for several weeks now and this has kept our weather relatively quiet. The southern stream has kept any significant moisture from making its way northward, so any storm systems tracking along the northern stream have not been very strong or able to produce much in the way

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World weather 2012 – Part I

By Daniel Bezte January 5, 2013

The biggest worldwide story last March was the “summer-in-March” heat wave  that brought record-setting temperatures to much of central and eastern North America

Usually around this time Environment Canada comes out with its top weather stories that occurred in Canada this past year. While I will do an article on this topic once it is released, I thought for now that I would take a look back at 2012 and summarize some of the major weather stories that

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Holiday weather gift ideas

By Daniel Bezte December 6, 2012

Each year around this time I like to take a look at weather-related gift ideas. I’m a little bit behind this year, but there is still plenty of time to order something weather related for that special person on your gift list. Personally, I think that Ambient Weather (www.ambientweather.com) has probably the most complete list

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Plenty of chances for snow

By Daniel Bezte December 4, 2012

It looks as though this forecast period will be another tough one to figure out. The weather models have been fairly consistent with the general pattern, but are all over the place with the placement of the different systems. So once again, confidence in this forecast is not very high. Temperatures should slowly warm during

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Indian monsoons may fail more often due to climate change

By Alister Doyle November 30, 2012

Reuters – The Indian monsoon is likely to fail more often in the next 200 years threatening food supplies, unless governments agree how to limit climate change, a study released Nov. 6 says. The monsoon rains could collapse about every fifth year between 2150 and 2200 with continued global warming, blamed mainly on human burning

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What goes into a 35-year snowfall?

By Daniel Bezte November 29, 2012

Hopefully you read last week’s weather article and have been attempting to make a few weather forecasts of your own. Some of you might wonder why last week’s article wasn’t all about the snowstorm that affected much of southern and central Manitoba. It has to do with deadlines; due to Remembrance Day I had an

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Renowned climatologist says it’s time to recognize “we’re in nature’s crosshairs”

By Shannon VanRaes November 28, 2012

Dave Phillips may be the most likable prophet of doom this country has ever seen. The avuncular Environment Canada climatologist used his latest visit to Winnipeg to once again warn that climate change is here and we’re all going to pay the price. But where others focus on blame and pain, Phillips peppered his remarks

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Warm start, cool end to week

By Daniel Bezte November 27, 2012

I have to begin this week’s forecast by saying the overall confidence in the forecast is not that high! The different weather models have not been very consistent from model run to model run, which means it is a tough period to forecast. The models show an area of low pressure moving across the southern

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U.S. weather forecaster drops El Niño watch

By Reuters November 21, 2012

Reuters / The U.S. national weather forecaster has called off its El Niño watch five months after raising the alert as it is now less likely that the much-feared phenomenon that can wreak havoc on global weather will emerge. Since June, the weather forecaster had predicted that El Niño conditions, essentially a warming of waters

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U.S. livestock: CME cattle tick lower in thin pre-holiday trade

U.S. grains: Wheat extends gains on short covering, war risk

Prairie forecast: Plenty more chances for snow over Holidays

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Warm start, cold end to month?

Weather models still having trouble

World weather 2012 – Part I

Holiday weather gift ideas

Plenty of chances for snow

Indian monsoons may fail more often due to climate change

What goes into a 35-year snowfall?

Renowned climatologist says it’s time to recognize “we’re in nature’s crosshairs”

Warm start, cool end to week

U.S. weather forecaster drops El Niño watch

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