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Sep 12, 2026

Ty KerrigGUEST
21:10
Saskatchewan and large portions of Alberta and Manitoba received precipitation through the weekend and into Tuesday.
Ty KerrigGUEST
21:17
Official Environment Canada observations show many Saskatchewan locations receiving 50 to 80 mm over roughly the past 36 hours.
Ty KerrigGUEST
21:27
Across the broader recent wet pattern, some localized areas have accumulated well over 100 mm in the same event.
Ty KerrigGUEST
21:34
Saskatchewan itself entered the event well behind normal harvest progress.
Tom GazzolaHOST
47:51
Let me ta- let me take a look at the weather here, Eddie Steele.
Tom GazzolaHOST
47:54
I go to Environment Ca- Josh Clausen said Environment Canada is the go-to, not the weather app on your phone.
Eddie SteeleHOST
48:00
Really? Okay.
Tom GazzolaHOST
48:01
Yeah.
Tom GazzolaHOST
48:05
Look at this guy.
Eddie SteeleHOST
48:06
[laughs] Hey.
Josh FenwickHOST
48:07
While you're looking that up, Tom, I just have to say Kevin Carey too is a staunch believer in Environment Canada.
Josh FenwickHOST
48:13
But one time he said...
Tom GazzolaHOST
48:19
Big win for the double E.
Tom GazzolaHOST
48:20
Uh, it was looking sunny and I think around 16 when I checked Environment Canada yesterday.
Tom GazzolaHOST
48:27
I'm gonna double-check that right now for y'all.
Tom GazzolaHOST
48:30
Looking at the forecast.
Ben MulroneyHOST
4:15
No, no.
Tom KorskiGUEST
4:17
How do you have an Indigenous lens on the Canada Food Guide? or an Environment Canada weather forecast.
Tom KorskiGUEST
4:23
Sometimes a cigar is just
Ben MulroneyHOST
4:25
a cigar.
Evan BrayHOST
12:41
it looks okay.
Evan BrayHOST
12:42
I mean, the week ahead is not... scorching hot but there is uh sunshine and uh looks like like i said earlier high teens for a lot of the province so if you look too far ahead though in the next couple of weeks you always can hope that the weather forecast is not right but there is some rain um in that forecast as well so farmers i know glued to the uh environment canada radar map right now watching those systems as they move through the province we'll take a break we'll be right back here on 980-CJME and 650-CKOM.
Erin HopkinsHOST
3:15
Even nighttime, like dinnertime, I walked outside, and I was like, "Oh my God."
Peter HarrisonHOST
3:18
I have it on good authority, Environment Canada telling us we're supposed to have a warmer than usual September.
Erin HopkinsHOST
3:24
Great.
Peter HarrisonHOST
3:24
It's coming, just probably not this week.
Tina SimkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:52
So Sydney, I gave you the comparison, 149 with Fiona.
Tina SimkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:55
182.8, that was from Environment Canada's weather summary, that was put out yesterday at 10 o'clock in the morning, 10 o'clock-ish in the morning.
Tina SimkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:05
And that's not including the rain that we got last night and the rain that continues to fall over Cape Breton with that yellow warning for rainfall still in effect for Victoria as well as Cape Breton County.
Tina SimkinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
7:15
So we still have more rain yet to fall.
Colleen ChristieHOST
7:30
4,000 customers were still without power this morning.
Colleen ChristieHOST
7:32
Environment Canada says the city recorded wind gusts of nearly 90 kilometers an hour.
Colleen ChristieHOST
7:39
Nepal held a day of mourning to honor the more than 1,300 people killed in the country's devastating flash floods.
Colleen ChristieHOST
7:49
a ritual held by this river in central Nepal where a temple was swept away.
Jamie NyeHOST
15:07
I would like to see some warmer temperatures for September in the forecast.
Jamie NyeHOST
15:11
Dave Phillips, if you can do that up for me at Environment Canada, that would be great.
Jamie NyeHOST
15:15
Each and every Tuesday, we like to play a little game.
Jamie NyeHOST
15:17
It's known as Truth or Trash.
Adele LoiselleHOST
2:39
And a bit of a peek at what this year's El Nino will mean for Canada this winter.
Adele LoiselleHOST
2:44
Senior climatologist with Environment Canada, David Phillips, told CTV News, It'll peak in November or December and bring us a milder winter.
Adele LoiselleHOST
2:52
The Jays lost to the Athletics 6-5 and the Tigers beat the Twins 5-4.
Adele LoiselleHOST
2:57
Skies will clear up this morning.

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