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Canada's worst peacetime marine disaster was caused by fog

On this day in weather history, the Empress of Ireland sunk.

The Weather Network - A 1900 total solar eclipse was one of the first that was scientifically studied

A 1900 total solar eclipse was one of the first that was scientifically studied Randi Mann Listen to The Weather Network s This Day in Weather History podcast on this topic, here. This Day In Weather History is a daily podcast by The Weather Network that features stories about people, communities, and events and how weather impacted them. On Monday, May 28, 1900, a total solar eclipse was visible for people across the southeastern United States. Though the moon fully obscured the sun for only one to two minutes, scientists were able to gather lots of significant data. Thousands of people went to witness the rare event, including scientists and volunteers who were ready to document their observations. This was one of the first collaborative efforts to see how an eclipse impacts Earth s atmosphere.

Hail hit a flight, cracking the pilot's windshield — somehow, no one was harmed

The Weather Network - Lightning hit a family causing a boy's necklace to melt and shatter

Lightning hit a family causing a boy s necklace to melt and shatter Randi Mann Listen to The Weather Network s This Day in Weather History podcast on this topic, here. This Day In Weather History is a daily podcast by The Weather Network that features stories about people, communities, and events and how weather impacted them. On Saturday, May 25, 1996, lightning struck a tree and fell on a group of picnickers in Pembroke Pines, Florida. A family was eating at four wooden picnic tables on a sunny day when they saw lightning strikes around 28 km away. Within three minutes, the group saw another flash of lightning.

It's been 10 years since a tornado ravaged Missouri — costliest in U.S. history