Kyle Sooley-Brookings
May 27, 20211 min
Summer is just around the corner and for most of us, we are eagerly awaiting long days at the cottage, a trip to the cabin, and a day at the beach.
With the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines across the country, we are hopeful for a return to normalcy.
Across Canada this summer we will see above-normal temperatures in Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, parts of the southern Prairies and Nunavut.
Precipitation will be below normal across the southern Prairies. The only area looking at above-normal precipitation is southern Ontario.
Here is a breakdown by city
Temperature
St. John's Above normal
Halifax Above normal
Charlottetown Normal
Fredericton Normal
Quebec City Normal
Montreal Normal
Ottawa Normal
Toronto Normal
Windsor Normal
Thunder Bay Normal
Winnipeg Normal
Regina Above normal
Saskatoon Above normal
Calgary Above normal
Edmonton Normal
Victoria Normal
Vancouver Normal
Prince George Normal
Whitehorse Normal
Yellowknife Below normal
Iqaluit Above normal
Precipitation
St. John's Normal
Halifax Normal
Charlottetown Normal
Fredericton Normal
Quebec City Normal
Montreal Normal
Ottawa Normal
Toronto Normal
Windsor Above Normal
Thunder Bay Normal
Winnipeg Normal
Regina Below normal
Saskatoon Below normal
Calgary Below normal
Edmonton Below normal
Victoria Normal
Vancouver Normal
Prince George Normal
Whitehorse Normal
Yellowknife Normal
Iqaluit Normal