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It’s a … bird? No, it’s not. These are Asperitas clouds taken by Marilyn Cottingham Shinyei between Saint John and Blacks Harbour, N.B. The cloud name is from Latin, meaning 'to make rough' and refers to the turbulent ...

Jocelyn Corcoran sent this photo from Parrsboro, N.S. that looks like something out of a fairytale. She credits a vendor, Debra Wolsey, whose boyfriend has a green thumb - and a talented thumb it is! Want more weather ...

Barry Burgess was up early Monday morning to bid farewell to comet Neowise at Cape Split, N.S. This is one of the last times we can clearly view and photograph the comet as it rapidly fades from view to loop around our star. See you in 6,000 ...

You can almost feel the breeze and hear the water crash against the rocks in this beautiful photo sent by Gary Mitchell in St John's, N.L. These daisies can mellow out any busy Monday morning.  Want ...

Timothy Gallant was up and about for a morning stroll when he took this photo of the sunrise at North Rustico beach in P.E.I.  The vibrant pink, purple and orange colours are enough to make any night ...

I love surprises as much as the next person and Katherine MacDonald got one - or three, in this case - in her salad mix container at her home in Port Morien, N.S. Do you recognise what bird laid these eggs? Let me know at ...

Last Sunday was a hot one so Phil Vogler decided to take advantage of some natural air conditioning. He picked up his mom and they went for a lovely three-hour drive along the beautiful Bay of Fundy. They visited various scenic ports and if I ...

This spectacular sunrise photo is very well-travelled! Graeme Marney, who lives on Lake Huron, posted it on my Facebook page; it was taken by his friend who lives in Tidnish Head N.S. Mark Milner was greeted by this inspiring scene early Wednesday ...

Fog. We’re quite familiar with it! By definition, fog is a visible aerosol consisting of tiny water droplets or ice crystals suspended in the air. I prefer to think of it as a translucent mist, gently bathing the landscape. This beautiful ...

This Kentville “Ducks Unlimited Site," known in town as “Miner’s Marsh”, is a stunningly beautiful area in a wetland habitat. Warren Hoeg captured this soothing scene while out for an early morning stroll last ...