July 2021

 🌧JULY Rains🌦

For annual totals: ❄️WEATHER DATA☔

Out west it's been hot and dry. They've terrible fires.

Fires...from British Columbia to Ontario, and parts south

July 27

July 24

July 20 – 23 mm

At the peak, 25,000 without power.

Tornado in Parry Sound?

We had a hazy day. There are wildfires in northern Ontario, as well as nearly 300 fires British Columbia. 

The smoke is drifting a long, long way. It's over 4000 km and six of the provinces have smoke.

I am hoping for rain to clear us out. 

This is predicted for this morning.
We shall see!

Fire Smoke Canada

This website shows the current smoke across the continent.  It's an amazing interactive map.

Underneath all this smoke are 5 Great Lakes. pic.twitter.com/eDm7ufZLY9

— Anthony Farnell (@AnthonyFarnell) July 19, 2021

Ontario Fire info maps

July 15th – tornado in Barrie

nstagram.com/p/CRXAHXQFPyN/?utm_medium=copy_link… This video is unreal of the Tornado near Barrie.

@StormhunterTWN

We only had2 mm.

July 14

July 7

Tropical storm Elsa in Florida

July 5/6

Hurricane Elsa is going to be trouble in the US.

July 2nd

A strange weather pattern. Normally, the clouds move in from the east.

July 1st

July sees ongoing heat warnings in B.C. They had lightning strikes, which set things off. Lytton, B.C. faced temperatures of 46.9. 

#BCWildfire Service is responding to 2 wildfires ~18 km N of Big White. The Long Loch wildfire (K51040) and the Derrickson Lake wildfire (K51041) are in close proximity and estimated to be 300 ha combined in size. Smoke and fire behavior is making it difficult to confirm size. pic.twitter.com/kPSNzrpRsm

— BC Wildfire Service (@BCGovFireInfo) July 1, 2021