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Overall, the three-county NIRPC region grew in population by 1.6%, from 771,815 in 2010 to 784,332 in 2020. ....

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Environment Canada Forecasting First Heatwave Of The Year

Environment Canada Forecasting First Heatwave Of The Year
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Residents can expect to feel some heat this weekend.
That comes from Environment Canada Meteorologist Peter Kimball who’s calling for temperatures in the 30s starting Sunday.
“Essentially, weather wise we’re into the warmest period of the year, so we probably will see a few days of 30-plus degree weather beginning this weekend, and it will likely be a whole week of 30-degree weather after that,” Kimball said.
According to Kimball, temperatures are ranging a bit higher than they were this time last year.
He says this could be due to the lack of precipitation we’ve seen throughout the Spring. ....

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Warm Weather Here To Stay Following Cold Start To May

The good weather is here to stay.
That comes from Environment Canada Meteorologist Peter Kimball who’s calling for temperatures in the low 20’s through the weekend, and into next week.
He says it’s a sign the weather is gradually transitioning from Spring to Summer.
“We’ve been a couple of degrees below normal for most of May,” Kimball said. “But we are turning a page, and in the forecast you’ll see highs of anywhere between 20-22 degrees.”
On top of the cool start to the month, Kimball says precipitation levels have only reached about 13 millimeters in May, leaving conditions fairly dry. ....

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Wetter start to May after drier-than-average March and April

Wetter start to May after drier-than-average March and April
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May will start off rainy, according to Environment Canada, which is welcome news after the past few weeks.
Peter Kimball with Environment Canada says precipitation was down over the last two months. March was below average, and although April is still underway, the month so far has only seen 25 to 50% of its monthly precipitation. While Kimball is reluctant to use the word “drought”, 25-50% of rainfall would not be considered those kinds of conditions in April. In July or August, however, there would be some cause for concern. ....

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Wetter start to May after drier-than-average March and April

Wetter start to May after drier-than-average March and April
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May will start off rainy, according to Environment Canada, which is welcome news after the past few weeks.
Peter Kimball with Environment Canada says precipitation was down over the last two months. March was below average, and although April is still underway, the month so far has only seen 25 to 50% of its monthly precipitation. While Kimball is reluctant to use the word “drought”, 25-50% of rainfall would not be considered those kinds of conditions in April. In July or August, however, there would be some cause for concern. ....

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