The Great Mississippi and Missouri Rivers Flood of 1993 affected both great bodies of life giving water and those that feed them along the way…..was a flood that occurred in the Midwestern United States, along the Mississippi and Missouri rivers and their tributaries, from April to October 1993…..we pick this up in progress right here...on this day in weather history.

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We all love apples, grapes, cherries and, let's face it, wine! Honestly, who doesn't?? So it would be a massive and costly disaster if they were to be wiped out in a major weather event. Let's see just what happened July 21, 1997, you know, This Day in Weather History.

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The Saguenay region of Quebec has suffered several natural disasters. There was the landslide in 1971 and an earthquake in 1988. These events, however, cannot compare with the disastrous flooding that ripped the region apart in July 1996, this day in weather history.

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Growing up I always learned that when thunder roars, go indoors. That was not entirely how things played out at Busch Stadium in St. Louis, MO. on the night of July 19th, 2006. But it seriously should have been, This Day in Weather History.

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Hurricane Emily was a powerful, early season, Cape Verde tropical cyclone that caused significant damage across the Caribbean Sea to Mexico. At it’s time, It was the earliest forming Category 5 Atlantic hurricane in a season and the most intense to form before August. And it made it’s first...that’s right...its first landfall on This Day in Weather History...July 18th, 2005.

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On July 17th 2006, a massive series of storms moved across Ontario and Quebec. The damaged track was nearly 400 kilometres long, one of the longest in Ontario history. And it happened this day in weather history!

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On July 16, 1996, an hour and a half storm in Winnipeg brought hailstones up to 70 mm in diameter. It happened this day in weather history.

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Peterborough, Ontario was hit by two bands of wet weather, one Wednesday evening and the other early Thursday. They poured a combined 193 mm of rain on the city. This turned residential streets into running rivers, flooded out basements and underpasses were literally submerged in water so deep it was totally impassable. It happened on July 15th, 2004...This Day in Weather History!!

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The date was July 14, 2000 and a terrible funnel cloud carved a kilometre-wide path of destruction, tossing fragile mobile homes into the lake and smashing others beyond recognition; this day in weather History.

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In 1929, Uruguay was awarded the right to host the first-ever World Cup of Soccer tournament in 1930. But why would a country that has a winter climate in July be given the opportunity to host the event? That is the story today on This Day in Weather History!!

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