Canada's top ten weather stories
Environment Canada releases the annual Top Ten Weather Stories at the end of December. The list chronicles the weather events that made headlines and captivated Canadians from coast to coast. This annual ranking of the most notable weather events was started in 1996 and is compiled by David Phillips, Senior Climatologist and Canada's foremost weather guru. The summary takes a look back at the weather stories that made headlines and broke records across the country. The top stories are selected by David Phillips based on such factors as the severity of the event, the impact it had on Canadians, the extent of the area that was affected, and the economic repercussions.
The following is the Top Ten Weather Stories ranking by the most recent year:
- Top ten weather stories for 2022
- Top ten weather stories for 2021
- Top ten weather stories for 2020
- Top ten weather stories for 2019
- Top ten weather stories for 2018
- Top ten weather stories for 2017
- Top ten weather stories for 2016
- Top ten weather stories for 2015
- Top ten weather stories for 2014
The following pages are stored on Library and Archives Canada:
- Top ten weather stories for 2013
- Top ten weather stories for 2012
- Top ten weather stories for 2011
- Top ten weather stories for 2010
- Top ten weather stories for 2009
- Top ten weather stories for 2008
- Top ten weather stories for 2007
- Top ten weather stories for 2006
- Top ten weather stories for 2005
- Top ten weather stories for 2004
- Top ten weather stories for 2003
- Top ten weather stories for 2002
- Top ten weather stories for 2001
- Top ten weather stories for 2000
- Top ten weather stories for 1999
- Top ten weather stories for 1998
- Top ten weather stories for 1997
- Top ten weather stories for 1996
- Top ten weather events of the 20th century
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