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A suspected tornado struck Quebec's Laurentians on July 22, 2026, causing significant damage and prompting an investigation by Environment Canada. The event is unusual for the province, and officials, including Dominic Martel, are assessing the storm's details.
Tropical Storm Bertha is expected to make landfall on the New Jersey coast later today, prompting officials to advise residents to prepare for rain and wind as the storm moves inland.
A tornado touched down on Cape May Point beach on July 21, 2026, after a waterspout was captured on video, with a tornado warning already in effect as severe storms moved through the area.
A storm believed to be a tornado caused major damage in Quebec's Laurentians on July 22, 2026, prompting Environment Canada, represented by Dominic Martel, to launch an inquiry into the rare event.
Environment Canada is investigating a possible tornado that caused significant damage in Quebec’s Laurentians on July 22, 2026, an unusual event for the province. The agency, represented by Dominic Martel, is gathering data to confirm the cause and will issue a detailed report after the investigation.
NJ 101.5 released its Monday, July 20, 2026, beach weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s shoreline, including Wildwood, to help residents and visitors plan safe beach outings.
NJ 101.5 provided Tuesday's beach weather and surf forecast for New Jersey, including Wildwood, to help the public plan their coastal activities.
The National Weather Service issued a tornado watch for all 21 New Jersey counties, including Wildwood, on July 21, 2026, warning of thunderstorms, hail and flash flooding. Residents are advised to stay alert for severe weather expected Tuesday afternoon.
Environment Canada lifted the severe thunderstorm watch for most of Quebec on July 21, 2026, after initially issuing it to warn of possible torrential rain and flooding. The watch remains in effect for a few areas, with officials continuing to monitor conditions.
Tornado warnings were issued for parts of southern Ontario on July 18, 2026 and later cancelled as atmospheric conditions changed, highlighting the province’s responsive weather alert system.
June 2026 storms and flooding in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and the Montreal area caused insured losses exceeding $1.1 billion, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada. The high damage figure reflects widespread property impact across the three regions.
NJ 101.5 forecasts sunny skies and good surf for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays on July 19, 2026, helping residents and visitors plan their weekend activities.
Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a severe thunderstorm watch for the Greater Toronto Area on July 18, 2026, warning of wind gusts up to 110 km/h, possible hail, and up to 40 mm of rain.
New Jersey weather officials issued a tornado watch on Saturday amid severe thunderstorms, warning of possible isolated tornadoes, strong winds, and flash flooding that could affect residents and beach visitors.
Weather authorities have placed rain and thunderstorm warnings on several regions of Quebec for Saturday, July 18, 2026, urging residents to stay alert and follow safety recommendations.
Severe storms in Manitoba and Saskatchewan and flooding in Montreal in June 2026 led to insured damages exceeding $1.1 billion, the highest loss total recorded in Canada for the year, according to the Insurance Bureau of Canada.
NJ 101.5 issued a July 15 forecast covering temperature, wind, and wave heights for New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, to aid residents and visitors in planning beach activities.
NJ 101.5’s Thursday forecast provides weather, surf and tidal details for New Jersey beaches, boardwalks and bays, including Wildwood, to help visitors plan their day.
Milder-than-expected thunderstorms crossed southern Quebec on July 15, 2026, resulting in only a few power outages and minimal disruption despite earlier forecasts of stronger storms.
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory and thunderstorm watch for the New York City region, including Saratoga Springs, on July 15, 2026, to warn residents of high temperatures and possible storms.
