Alberta is a windy province, especially south of Calgary, but did you know that the wind here is exceptionally dry too.

Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for mostly rural areas of east central and southeast Alberta. Temperatures are expected to top 29C to 32C for daytime highs for longer than a week, an unusually long duration for such a heat wave.

Did you know that lightning is actually good for crops and growing conditions?

Severe weather season has started across the prairie provinces and while many like to watch a good thunderstorm from a distance, insurance companies don't like one aspect of the storms, large hail.

Farm succession planning, the weather, marketing crops and the latest agriculture tech were talked about a lot for three days this past week at Northlands in Edmonton.