Alberta Flood - Top weather event in 2013

A convoy of military vehicles makes its way through a flooded highway before heading in to the flood zone in High River, Alta. on Saturday June 22, 2013 after the Highwood River overflowed its banks. (Jordan Verlage / THE CANADIAN PRESS)

According to Environment Canada the Alberta Flood was the top weather event in 2013.

Canada’s national weather agency has determined that the flood contained all the key ingredients for an ominous weather event.

The flood forced the evacuation of 100,000 people, which is the largest evacuation in Canada in 60 years.

It is also the costliest disaster in history at $6B in damages.

Here's the Top Ten List from Environment Canada

1. Alberta's Flood of Floods

2. Toronto's Torrent

3. Bumper Crops in the West, a Rollercoaster for the Rest

4. To Flood or Not to Flood (Red River Valley flood)

5. Rebound in the Arctic Ocean and the Great Lakes

6. Wicked Winter Weather Wallops the East

7. Spring Flooding in Ontario's Cottage Country

8. Prairie Winter Went on Forever

9. Stormy Seas and Maritime Tragedy

10. Sunny and Rainless in BC

This month the city has seen a lot of snow and CTV Calgary's Weather Specialist Kelsey McEwen dug out a few snow facts:

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