Spring 2023 Forecast
Spring in the Northern Hemisphere arrives on Monday, March 20, at 5:24 pm EDT. Canadians are well aware that the official start of spring means very little, but it is a sign that warmer weather is ahead... eventually.
Temperatures
If you're hoping for a reprieve in the cold weather as we head into Spring, you're out of luck for some parts of the country.
It looks like portions of Atlantic Canada and western Canada will see temperatures that will be below seasonal.
City Temperature Forecast
St. John's Near Normal
Gander Near Normal
Corner Brook Below Normal
Labrador City Near Normal
Sydney Near Normal
Halifax Above Normal
Yarmouth Above Normal
Charlottetown Near Normal
Frederiction Near Normal
Moncton Near Normal
Gaspe Near Normal
Quebec City Near Normal
Montreal Near Normal
Ottawa Near Normal
Toronto Near Normal
Windsor Near Normal
Thunder Bay Near Normal
Winnipeg Below Normal
Regina Below Normal
Saskatoon Below Normal
Calgary Below Normal
Edmonton Below Normal
Medicine Hat Below Normal
Fort McMurray Below Normal
Prince George Below Normal
Kamloops Below Normal
Victoria Below Normal
Vancouver Below Normal
Whitehorse Below Normal
Yellowknife Below Normal
Iqaluit Above Normal
Precipitation
Precipitation will be near normal for most major centres across Canada this spring.
City Precipitation Forecast
St. John's Near Normal
Gander Near Normal
Corner Brook Near Normal
Labrador City Near Normal
Sydney Near Normal
Halifax Near Normal
Yarmouth Near Normal
Charlottetown Near Normal
Frederiction Near Normal
Moncton Near Normal
Gaspe Near Normal
Quebec City 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
Edmonton Near Normal
Medicine Hat Near Normal
Fort McMurray Near Normal
Prince George Near Normal
Kamloops Near Normal
Victoria Near Normal
Vancouver Near Normal
Whitehorse Near Normal
Yellowknife Near Normal
Iqaluit Near Normal
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