CFPL - Wednesday, May 22, 2024 - 11:00 p.m. (ET) - Segment #3

warnings and storm materializing in advance of these fronts. So had active weather across the american midwest. We've had that tornadoes touching down stateside, iowa being hammered by some very severe storms in the past couple of days calmer as we head into your thursday and friday. Lovely weather on the way. Gorgeous conditions. The air mass will be less humid head, but it will still be quite hot in the afternoon about 45 degrees cooler overnight than it was last night. Most areas dropping down between 12 and 14 degrees. We'll still have some warmer spots. 15 in sarnia and 15 toward windsor waking up to sunshine tomorrow morning. Thanks rhonda. For this beautiful backdrop photo tonight. 22 degrees by noon, the winds briefly shift to the northwest, but we're back to the southwest tomorrow with guests 0 40 kilometres per hour. And that's a nice breeze. 25 degrees in the afternoon, winds becoming light and variable. So we're in did lots of sunshine thursday and friday, saturday, a low pressure area will eject of the american midwest and bring some rainfall and expecting the rain last through the early part of the day, but it should start to wind down as we head into saturday evening. And then sunday looks nice and dry with a mix of sun and cloud. 25 to 26 degrees. The next couple of days. Showers on saturday, mix of sun and cloud on sunday, but we could see some nighttime rain fall showers on monday and mainly cloudy tuesday and wednesday, early next week. 18 to 20 degrees. Nice cool, comfortable overnight lows that we are going to see a pattern shift likely tuesday and wednesday. And forecast models indicating that the temperatures are expected to drop off just a bit. As we head into early june. So some heat tomorrow, still holding at 23 will back up to 26 on friday and some rain in the forecast. Carlyle on sunday in a bit of a temperature drop as we head into early next week. Thanks very much, julie. A seasonal past has prompted a federal warning. Boxwood moth caterpillars are destroying shrubs across southwestern ontario. >> And as bob bellacicco reports, a second wave is expected later this summer. >> The next thing when asked is the loss. A new warning for home landscapers, but has been a problem before, but not like this box was are popular choice for the year-round rich green look. But the canadian government has even issued a warning to protect the shrubs from attack, probably from the september brood. >> They establish themselves in areas where box was groom and then of in spring start to eat right away. St. Clair college horticulturalist sandy macdonald says caterpillars destroyed most of the box was on campus and a every last ounce a life in this one. >> They are nocturnal feasting on the plant at night when you don't see them. Macdonald says these caterpillars are ready to enter the next stage of their life cycle. Thing is some will be going to the people stage would be going to arresting stage before they will then hatchet hamas and he's little moslem 8 and we're going to lay eggs and another generation is going to start up if you're box tree hasn't been hit, be vigilant because the next generation is expected this summer. Now it's become very apparent. And now that people are starting to realize what's going on. It's opening the eyes of other people who are then seen they have the same issue going on. Cody howard is with the spider guys. He says there's an over-the-counter biological insecticide available called btk that can help protect the shrubs. You need to apply it approximately every 7 to 10 days for maximum effectiveness as it is a stomach poison. So it requires the caterpillar to eat it and then they will die. Harris says consistency will ensure the caterpillars are affected through the many stages of development. He has also created a program based on the surge this season. You want to make sure you keep a not application up for all new hatches that occur between. >> You know, in those period of time that the most active, if you have a box to it and we love to see that thing survive, you're going to have to monitor it, take care of it. >> Because a new wave is imminent at stake are college. Bob bellacicco, ctv news. >> Listen to jeff kelly and backstage ben mornings on It's man versus beast where legends are made in a matter of eight seconds. Are you kidding me? It's the professional bull riders. And it's coming to London for one huge night, June 1st. Every second has led to that moment. It's the London Classic part of the 2024 pbr Canada Cup Series. Get tickets now at the arena box office and Budweiser Gardens.com. Bring on the Bulls. [ ] You might not know how to fix a broken air conditioner. SFX:[phone/truck/bag/fan] But we do. "That was fast." And if you need a new one pay as little as three dollars a day and make no monthly rental payments for 6 months Call on Reliance Leon's Spring it on event ends Wednesday! Get incredible

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