Prairie Weather This Week – August 31, 2026
Mother nature is not being helpful this week. With the harvest already behind schedule, rain will…
Mother nature is not being helpful this week. With the harvest already behind schedule, rain will…
While there will be plenty of opportunities to work the fields, the harvest will be interrupted…
Alberta farmers affected by extreme moisture will have more time to access AgriStability after the provincial…
Hot and dry weather persists in southern Alberta, but there is some rain for the rest…
With harvest getting underway, farmers across the Prairies continue to deal with crop damage from scattered…
Hot weather returns to the prairies for the end of the week, only to abruptly change…
Agricultural regions across the prairies will see more rain this week, but in most areas, very…
The wildfires burning in B.C. are impacting tens of thousands of farm animals, as government and…
A change in the prairie weather pattern brings rain to parched areas of southern Alberta and…
July was a particularly devastating month for hail, particularly in Saskatchewan, with one insurer saying their…
The break from the heat continues, but agricultural regions of the prairies are getting thirsty with…
Somewhat cooler weather returns to most of the prairies. Wet weather continues in the north, and…
Saturday's hot - Sunday's not. At least for many of us. The weather takes a sharp…
Heavy rain for the north, hot weather in the south. Two sets of extremes split the…
Crop insurers are working around the clock to work through claims as storms continue to batter…
Three Alberta municipalities have declared agricultural disasters after excess precipitation, flooding and extreme heat damaged crops.
Hot weather continues through the weekend in the southern prairies, with a few lingering storms in…
Some of the hottest weather of the summer is on the way for the prairies. While…
Weather will be active across the prairies through the weekend, as showers and storms continue. Severe…
We've traded drought for deluge. One problem is replaced by another as prairie farmers deal with…