What is thundersnow? Rare weather phenomenon lights up parts of Ontario sky
People in Kingston, Ontario were surprised to experience the rare phenomenon of thundersnow. Global News meteorologist Anthony Farnell explains what it is, and what Atlantic Canadians should expect as another storm system moves in.
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