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Jaclyn Whittal

  • Communications Director, SenseNet Inc.
Ancaster, Vernon
As seen in: MSN Canada, Yahoo Canada, Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports Canada, Popular Science, The Weather Network, NewsBreak
Founder/CEO One Earth Communications, Meteorologist, Climate Journalist, @RCGS_SGRC Fellow FI’23 @the_explorers_club Top50GlobalWomenInSustainability2025
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From summer to frost, Ontario gets a dramatic temperature twist Tuesday

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By Jaclyn Whittal
| Yahoo Canada Verified
There’s going to be a weather whiplash for many parts of Ontario Tuesday, as temperatures are forecast to go up and down within the day. It all starts with a warm front linked to a Colorado low that will bring southwest winds into the province. This will have a huge impact on temperatures, bringing a humid airmass into the Great Lakes. It’s going to feel like summer in April as temperatures will soar into the upper 20s, with humidex values into the 30s.
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The strongest tropical cyclone of 2025 has arrived

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By Jaclyn Whittal
| Yahoo Canada Verified
A strong storm churning off the coast of Australia is becoming the strongest tropical cyclone of 2025 and the first Category 5 storm of the year. Cyclone Errol has intensified with its central pressure reaching 919 MB and sustained winds reaching 259 km/h. The last hurricane in the North Atlantic basin to reach such a deep pressure was Hurricane Milton, which hit 895 MB at its peak. The tropical cyclone season in this region of the Southern Hemisphere typically runs from late October through May.
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Later sunsets are coming soon to these Canadian cities

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By Jaclyn Whittal
| MSN Canada Verified
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