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Environment Canada issued a yellow severe thunderstorm watch for Montreal on July 14, 2026, warning of strong winds, large hail and heavy rain as atmospheric conditions meet the criteria for severe storms.
NJ 101.5 released a detailed weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s beaches, boardwalks and bays on July 14, 2026, helping visitors plan safe, enjoyable outings.
Monday’s forecast calls for sunny skies and moderate surf along New Jersey’s beaches, including Wildwood, helping visitors plan their day. The outlook comes from the NJ 101.5 beach‑weather report.
Environment Canada issued a yellow rain warning on July 9 for Etobicoke to downtown Toronto, citing forecasts of up to 50 mm of rain. The alert advises residents to stay alert and take precautions as heavy rain could cause localized flooding.
NBC Philadelphia forecasts thunderstorms on Friday, July 10, followed by sunny, drier conditions on Saturday and Sunday, with lows in the low 80s throughout the period.
NJ 101.5's Thursday forecast predicts sunny skies and gentle swells along the New Jersey shoreline, including Wildwoods, to help residents and visitors plan beach activities.
NJ 101.5’s weather team issued Tuesday’s beach‑weather and surf forecast for New Jersey’s shoreline, including Wildwood, to help residents and tourists plan safe and enjoyable beach activities.
NJ 101.5’s weather team issued a Monday beach and surf forecast for New Jersey’s coastline, including Wildwood, to guide residents, tourists, and boardwalk businesses. The outlook covers temperature, wind, wave heights and tide information, supporting safe and enjoyable coastal activities.
A brief, five‑minute thunderstorm with strong winds struck Montreal's north side on July 2, toppling numerous trees and prompting cleanup crews to clear debris the next day.
A brief, intense thunderstorm on July 2, 2026, caused numerous trees to fall in north Montreal, prompting crews to clear debris and restore safety in the affected neighborhoods.
A five‑minute thunderstorm with strong winds on July 3 toppled trees in north Montreal, prompting cleanup crews to clear debris and restore road access the following day.
A five‑minute violent thunderstorm with strong winds struck Montreal’s north side on July 2, toppling numerous trees and prompting municipal crews to clear debris the following day.
A fast‑moving storm on July 3 knocked out electricity for tens of thousands in Monmouth and Ocean counties, leaving Wildwood residents without power as they recover from heat.
NJ 101.5’s July 4 forecast calls for hot temperatures, light winds and gentle to moderate surf across New Jersey beaches, including Wildwood, to help holiday visitors plan their day.
A five‑minute violent thunderstorm on July 2, 2026, knocked down numerous trees in Montreal’s north suburbs, prompting rapid municipal cleanup. Crews cleared debris and restored services without reported injuries.
Strong winds caused a bouncy castle to flip over in a Scarborough mall parking lot on July 2, injuring two people. Police are investigating the incident and have highlighted weather-related safety concerns.
Environment Canada issued severe thunderstorm watches across Quebec on Thursday morning, warning of potential high winds, hail, lightning, and flash flooding, and urged the public to monitor updates and stay prepared.
Severe thunderstorms on July 2, 2026, produced wind gusts up to 120 km/h across Quebec, causing extensive damage to homes, trees and infrastructure, with cleanup and restoration efforts underway.
A high surf advisory for Friday, July 3, warns Wildwood beachgoers of stronger than usual waves, urging caution and referencing the daily Jersey Shore forecast.
Intense thunderstorms on July 2, 2026, caused roofs to be torn off, trees to fall and a stable to collapse across southern and central Quebec, prompting emergency response and damage assessments.
