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04/21/2026

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04/14/2026

BREAKING: Ottawa, Kansas took a direct hit from a tornado moments ago. There are injuries, entrapment, structural collapses and power is completely out.

A second tornado is heading directly towards the town now.

04/11/2026

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01/24/2026

⛔️ UPDATED - ROAD CLOSURES IN SOUTHERN ONTARIO

OPP West & Central Region is advising the following roads are closed due to severe weather, poor visibility, and deteriorating road conditions.

NOTE: This list comes directly from the OPP and generally only covers weather-related closures on provincially-maintained roads. Temporary closures due to accidents are normally not included.

LAST UPDATED: 9:55 PM

CENTRAL ONTARIO
⛔ County Rd 26: County Rd 7 (Stayner) to County Road 10
⛔ County Rd 92: Village Gate Dr (Wasaga Beach) to Allenwood Rd (Elmvale)
⛔ Crossland Rd: Concession 4 (Tiny) to Horseshoe Valley Road
⛔ Flos Rd 4 West (west of St. Patrick’s Dr)
⛔ Flos Rd 5 West (via Crossland Rd)
⛔ Flos Rd 6 West (between County Rd 27 and Atkinson Rd)
⛔ Flos Rd 7 West (between County Rd 27 and Vigo Rd)
⛔ Flos Rd 8 West (between County Rd 27 and Vigo Rd)
⛔ Flos Rd 10 West (between County Rd 27 and Vigo Rd)
⛔ Flos Rd 11 West at County Rd 27, to Eastdale Dr, to Twin Pines Dr
⛔ Tiny Flos Townline from County Rd 6 to the end of the road
⛔ Concession 17 West - Chemin du Loup Rd to Cedar Point Rd (Tiny)
⛔ Concession 16 West - County Rd 6 to Cedar Point Rd (Tiny)
⛔ Concession 14 West - County Rd 6 to Cedar Point Rd (Tiny)
⛔ County Rd 124: Hwy 89 (Shelburne) to Grey Rd 9 (Singhampton)
⛔ Hwy 35: Thunder Bridge Road to Kenrei Road (north of Kawartha Lakes)

SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO
⛔ Grey Bruce Line: Hwy 21 (Alvanley) to County Rd 25 (Chesley)
⛔ Bruce Road 28: Bruce Rd 6 to Huron Bruce Rd
⛔ Bruce Rd 3: Paisley to Hwy 21 (Southampton)
⛔ Bruce Rd 17: Bruce Rd 3 to Bruce Road 10
⛔ Highway 6: Bruce Rd 9 to Tobermory
⛔ Perth 17: Bruce Rd 3 to Bruce Road 10
⛔ Amberley Rd: Wingham to Perth Rd 178/Mt. Pleasant Line
⛔ Hwy 21: Concession Rd 10 (Port Elgin) to Carlisle St. (Southampton)
⛔ Hwy 21: Concession Rd 6 (Port Elgin) to Sutton St. (Kincardine)
⛔ Hwy 21: Kincardine Ave. to Blyth Rd.
⛔ Hwy 21: Suncoast Dr. (Goderich) to Bayfield Rd.
⛔ Perth Line 86: Molesworth to Listowel

We will update this post throughout the evening as we get new information from the OPP.

- Brennen

01/23/2026

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01/23/2026

Wednesday Night into Thursday — Travel Impact Alert

Light snow will develop Wednesday night, mainly across interior southern New Brunswick and the Bay of Fundy coast, leading to slippery and snow-covered roads for the Thursday morning commute.

A low-pressure system tracking from Ontario into Quebec will send an occluded front southeastward across the province, extending toward a weak triple-point low near the Maine coast. This setup will spread light snow across much of New Brunswick overnight.

Snowfall amounts will generally be light in the north and central, with a dusting expected, while southern New Brunswick could see 5 to 10 centimetres, where the coastal low enhances snowfall.

Overnight temperatures will be cold enough for accumulation everywhere, ranging from the minus teens across northern areas to the minus single digits inland south, with near-zero temperatures along the coast. As a result, roads will become messy and slick by Thursday morning.

Thursday — Ongoing Snow Shower Risk North

The main system will lift northeast of the province on Thursday, but lingering instability combined with a weak upper-level disturbance may keep snow showers going across northern New Brunswick.

There is a low but notable risk of an isolated snow squall Thursday afternoon, which could briefly coat roadways and sharply reduce visibility, especially in exposed areas.

Bottom Line

• Light snow Wednesday night, heavier south
• Slippery roads Thursday morning
• Isolated snow squall possible north Thursday afternoon

Drivers should be prepared for rapid changes in road and visibility conditions, particularly during the Thursday morning commute.

01/23/2026

🥶 Deep Freeze Continues Across the Prairies

View the Full Forecast:
https://instantweatherinc.com/article/prairies/2026/1/22/extreme-cold

- Alannah

🥶 Deep Freeze Continues Across the Prairies Thursday Night With Wind Chills Dropping Below -45°C

View the Full Forecast:
https://instantweatherinc.com/article/prairies/2026/1/22/extreme-cold

- Alannah

01/19/2026

HIGHWAY CLOSURES

10:00AM - Sunday, January 18th

As expected, we're beginning to see highway closures this morning due to blowing snow and blizzard conditions. These closures will likely expand throughout the day as conditions deteriorate.

Closures are shown in red on the map, while partially covered roads are in yellow and fully covered roads are in white. Roads shown in black are being reported as bare and grey means there are no recent reports.

NEW 🛑 HWY 1
- From Winnipeg City Limits to Austin

NEW 🛑 HWY 2
- From Highway 100 to Holland

NEW 🛑 HWY 3
- From Sperling to S. Jct Highway 34

NEW 🛑 HWY 13
- From Carman to Highway 1

We will continue to monitor these closures and provide updates throughout the day.

Data from: Manitoba 511

- Alannah

01/18/2026

🚨 **NEW CLOSURES** 🚨

Finally more stretches of highway have been CLOSED across Southern Manitoba this morning due to the ongoing blizzard conditions. 🛑 🚙

Please Check Manitoba 511 for specific Clsuores as they’re a too many to post individually now.



-Justin. 🤓

01/18/2026