Atmospheric rivers are concentrated regions of water vapour and wind moving through the sky. They cause precipitation, such as rain and snow, and can occur all over the world.

These rivers in the sky can occur anywhere in the world, but they often impact the West Coast of North America, such as British Columbia in Canada and California in the United States.

It’s like a river in the sky that can be 1,000 miles long. On average, atmospheric rivers have about twice the regular flow of the Amazon River.

The River and Sky Music Festival returns to Fisher’s Paradise along the banks of the Sturgeon River, in Field, West Nipissing. From Thursday July 24 to Sunday July 27, expect to see live music ...

Organizers for River & Sky, an outdoor festival in Field, say they're excited to bring music lovers the first full-capacity gathering since the pandemic. The 14th annual festival, running from ...

Soar over the pristine rivers and crystal-clear lakes of the Swiss Alps in this breathtaking drone journey. From glacial streams weaving through emerald valleys to mirror-like alpine lakes ...

Atmospheric rivers have been making headlines over the past couple of years. At their worst, they have been the cause of major flooding in California as well as devastating flooding in B.C.’s interior ...