Global News has the story.
After a snowy spring, a warmer summer might sound like a welcome reprieve.
However, some early forecasts are warning that Canada could see a "super" El Niño in the months ahead.
Eric Sorenson explains how it could bring more extreme weather.
Speaking of being prepared, I’ve been spending more time indoors lately planning for summer road trips and making sure everything is set at home in case of power outages. I’ve actually been checking out some online resources to pass the time and keep my mind off the gloomy spring weather. On that note, I stumbled across a pretty decent hub for entertainment over at https://betti-casinos.uk if you’re looking for something to do on those rainy days before the heat hits. But back to the weather—has anyone else noticed their local forecasts getting more erratic? I’m in Ontario, and the temperature swings have been all over the place. It makes you wonder how our infrastructure will hold up if we get hit with a prolonged heat dome on top of everything else. Wildfire season is another huge concern
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