Autumn 2023 Outlook
Autumn is almost here. You can notice the days are getting shorter and for some areas, there is a chill in the evening air. Frost advisories are starting to pop up across Canada. Soon we'll be trading shorts for long pants and digging out the sweaters.
Canadians get a little sad when Summer winds down. As kids head back to school, we get back into our normal routines. But Autumn also brings beautiful Fall Foliage, pumpkin spice everything, and the harvest.
Autumn officially arrives on Saturday, September 23, at 2:50 a.m. EDT.
Temperatures
Across the country, we can expect temperatures to be above normal for all locations.
City Forecast:
St. John's Above Normal
Labrador City Above Normal
Halifax Above Normal
Charlottetown Above Normal
Frederiction Above Normal
Quebec City Above Normal
Sherbrooke Above Normal
Montreal Above Normal
Ottawa Above Normal
Toronto Above Normal
Windsor Above Normal
Thunder Bay Above Normal
Winnipeg Above Normal
Regina Above Normal
Saskatoon Above Normal
Calgary Above Normal
Red Deer Above Normal
Edmonton Above Normal
Vancouver Above Normal
Victoria Above Normal
Prince George Above Normal
Whitehorse Above Normal
Yellowknife Above Normal
Iqaluit Above Normal
Precipitation
Precipitation across the country will be normal for most areas except Nova Scotia and southern sections of British Columbia and Alberta where below normal amounts are expected.
City Forecast:
St. John's Near Normal
Labrador City Above Normal
Halifax Below Normal
Charlottetown Near Normal
Frederiction Near Normal
Quebec City Near Normal
Sherbrooke Near Normal
Montreal Near Normal
Ottawa Near Normal
Toronto Near Normal
Windsor Near Normal
Thunder Bay Near Normal
Winnipeg Near Normal
Regina Near Normal
Saskatoon Near Normal
Calgary Near Normal
Red Deer Near Normal
Edmonton Near Normal
Vancouver Below Normal
Victoria Below Normal
Prince George Near Normal
Whitehorse Near Normal
Yellowknife Near Normal
Iqaluit Near Normal
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