Consecutive days of storm potential in Atlantic Canada amid unsettled setup

Category: Weather

Thunderstorm risks with heavy rain, strong winds, and large hail expected across parts of Atlantic Canada. Hot and humid air mass adding to instability. Stay weather-aware and updated on watches and warnings.

Keywords: Thunderstorms, Atlantic Canada, Severe weather, Heavy rain, Strong winds, Large hail

Source: The Weather Network

Update At: 7/18/2024

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