Sharp Temperature Contrast Across Canada for Remembrance Day

A broad contrast between cold and milder air masses is expected across Canada today.

British Columbia and the Prairies: Snowfall indicators are widespread across northern and interior portions of western Canada. There are pockets of freezing precipitation in parts of the western interior. Southern portions of British Columbia and the Prairies are under comparatively milder air, with a different precipitation pattern farther south.

Northern Canada: Snow is the dominant precipitation across much of the northern territories and Arctic regions.

Ontario and Quebec: Snow is also expected across portions of central and northern Canada, including areas extending toward Ontario and Quebec, with colder air covering much of the northern interior, while southern sections remain comparatively milder.

Atlantic Canada and Labrador: Snow extends into parts of Labrador and northern Atlantic Canada, where colder air remains established with rain across Newfoundland.