Available in the Weatherlogics App for All Subscriptions Weatherlogics’ Radar Map* – check out the NEW radar layer in the app The updated layer now displays past and future radar images *previously named Interactive Map ⛈️ Getting Started Here are some steps to get started viewing radar for your
Available in the Weatherlogics App for Agriculture Premium Subscriptions Frost, Disease, and Spray risk tables – What are they and how do they work? Getting Started On the Ag Risk page you can view colour-coded frost, disease, and spray forecast tables. Here are some steps to get started viewing agriculture
Will hailstorms be more common on the Canadian Prairies in the future? That question was posed by atmospheric scientists from Environment and Climate Change Canada and the University of Manitoba in a recent article titled “The changing hail threat over North America in response to anthropogenic change” in the journal
One frequent question we get is: “What’s the difference between a tornado and straight-line winds?” In today’s blog we explore that question. According to the American Meteorological Society (AMS), a tornado is: A rotating column of air, in contact with the surface, pendant from a cumuliform cloud, and often visible
Weatherlogics has released its outlook for Summer 2022! The outlook covers the expected weather across the Canadian Prairies for the growing season. We held a webinar to discuss our outlook on March 29, 2022. You can watch the webinar at the link below: Watch Webinar The main concern going into
Join Weatherlogics and Antara Agronomy for a Webinar about Prairie climate on January 26, 2022. The webinar will highlight unique aspects of Prairie climate and how they affect agriculture. To join the webinar, simply register at the link below: Click here to Register
Register Now Join Weatherlogics and Co-op Hail for a complimentary webinar where we will discuss the science behind hailstorms and how they affect your farm. With your registration, you will have a chance to win a subscription to Weatherlogics for 2022, and a gift bag from Co-op Hail! Our expert speakers will discuss how
The Prairie hail season has now mostly come to an end. There may still be occasional small hail events, but severe storms are uncommon after September. Given that the bulk of the season is now in the books, we have compiled a summary of the 2021 season. Across the Prairies,
Warm and Dry September The Weatherlogics September weather story was a return to warm and dry weather across the Prairies. Every station in our climate summary was warmer than normal in September and all but four were drier than normal. Winnipeg, MB also recorded its 35th thirty degree day of
Severe weather summary: September 10, 2021 The past two weeks were active by September standards across the Prairies. Saskatchewan recorded 62 hail reports, including 48 reports that were considered severe (diameter >= 2 cm / 0.75 in). Alberta also recorded a number of hail events, with 38 in total and
