The Journal Pioneer

It’s been wet for a few days. ...

Tropical storms have names; they’ve had names for a long time. ...

I love to talk about the weather! ...

Last Friday, a very unusual weather system took shape over the Mediterranean – a medicane. ...

Knock on wood… I don’t get sick very often. ...

I don’t always check my Facebook messages on the weekend, but I did last Sunday evening. I expected to see a few photos of people enjoying the great w ...

One of the driest summers on record is winding down. We’ve had showers here and there, but nothing widespread or significant. Lawns are crispy, lake levels are low and wells are going dry. While the area hardest hit with drought-like ...

There was no lack of sunshine or heat this summer, but where was the rain? Last weekend I was at a lovely function in Truro – the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony – and had the pleasure of chatting with many ...

It was sobering to watch satellite imagery and video footage of Florence. ...

I’m always saying that nature is one giant classroom and it is, but you can find little science lessons indoors, too, in everyday things like cooking and baking. Some food is more finicky that others: take meringues, for example. Personally, ...