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Ontario ice wine producers worry about mild weather

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Grapes can only be harvested after temperature hits -8 C
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What's up with this warm weather?

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Interview with Environment Canada's senior climatologist Dave Phillips
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The National for February 13, 2016

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Welcome to The National, the flagship nightly newscast of CBC News, hosted by Peter Mansbridge.
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Warm temperatures and rain: A look at Edmonton's weather forecast for May

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Environment and Climate Change Canada meteorologist Alysa Pederson talks about says Edmonton can expect to see more precipitation in her May forecast with Sandra Batson.
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Colombia drought: Bogota implements water rationing as reservoirs dwindle

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A severe drought in Colombia is putting the national power grid at risk.
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Sask. saw a warmer than normal winter. Here's how that could impact spring

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This winter was one for the record books. Canada reported its warmest winter since record keeping began in 1948. That could make for another active forest fire season this spring.
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Philippines drought: Govt warns El Niño will affect most parts by April

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The dry spell has damaged nearly 30,000 hectares of farmland, and is expected to affect almost all provinces in April.
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Oceans break high-temperature record in warmest February marked globally

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Marine high occurred during what was also the hottest February on record
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Zambia declares national disaster after drought devastates agriculture

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A national emergency is declared in Zambia after a severe drought devastates farming.
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Is El Niño responsible for Montreal's exceptionally warm winter ?

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Montreal is having its second warmest winter since records began in 1871. Dave Phillips, a senior climatologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada, says El Niño is not the only phenomenon that contributed to the "non-winter" the...
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Northern Alberta prepares for another intense wildfire season

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After an extremely dry winter, it’s expected to be another busy wildfire season in Alberta. CBC’s Dennis Kovtun takes a look at how the County of Grande Prairie is preparing to battle the blazes.
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Festival du Voyageur snow sculptures among the latest casualties of Winnipeg's winter heat wave

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CBC Josh Crabb reports on the continuing effects of unseasonably warm weather in southern Manitoba ... on skaters, skiers and snow sculptors.
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2023 was hottest year on record, new data confirms

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According to the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service, 2023 was 1.48 C warmer than the pre-industrial average from 1850-1900, beating 2016's record of 1.25 C.
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Rice harvest likely reduced across Asia: El Nino weather phenomenon blamed for drought

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Drought could significantly impact rice harvests across Asia this season due to the El Nino weather phenomenon.
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South America extreme weather: Rain, flood and fire hit Brazil and Bolivia

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Bolivia seeks aid for Amazon wildfires and Brazil grapples with drought and floods.
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Indonesia battle wildfires in Kalimantan, rejects blame for smog drifted to Malaysia

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Firefighters work through the heat and haze, battling a seemingly unrelenting wildfires In Indonesia’s Central Kalimantan province.
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Last month was the hottest September on record … by a lot

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In line with what's been seen in earlier months, September 2023 was the hottest September ever recorded, but what's most striking is how much hotter it was than past years. The previous record was about half a degree above 1991-2020...
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Indonesia drought: Thousands face food shortages

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Indonesia is in the grip of a prolonged drought, with the onset of the El Nino weather pattern crippling farms and draining water supplies.
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European crews battle wildfires as another heat wave sets in

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As crews battle wildfires in the Swiss Alps, Greece and Italy, an unrelenting heat wave is gripping southern Europe. Experts warn any coming relief is only temporary, as another heat wave will soon follow.
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El Nino weather develops in tropical Pacific

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Meteorologists warn of severe climate effects, including increased hurricanes, rainfall and droughts.
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El Niño and climate change could make 2023 hottest year on record

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The World Meteorological Organization says El Niño is upon us. The naturally occurring phenomenon is colliding with an already warming planet and could help make 2023 the hottest year on record, meteorologists say.
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How to Stay Safe During Summer Heat Waves

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Daniel Johnson is a professor in the Department of Geography at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis. He has studied heat waves for 20 years.Johnson states experts are expecting this year to be one of the hottest years on...
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U.S. Hit With Record Breaking Heat Waves

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U.S. Hit With Record Breaking Heat Waves
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Cheddar Reports: How El Niño Could Affect You This Summer

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It's only June and already scientists are saying it could be the hottest year on record, as the warming effects of El Niño will continue to strengthen into the fall and winter. Here with more is Cheddar News Senior Reporter Chloe Aiello.