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Writer's pictureKyle Sooley-Brookings

Spring Outlook 2021


March 1 marks the first day of meteorological spring. The first day of Spring or Vernal Equinox is on March 20 at 5:37 am EDT. Spring makes way for the Summer Solstice on June 20 at 11:32 pm EDT.


Winter in Canada typically begins much sooner than the first day of Winter. It is not uncommon to see snow in November and in some spots in October. Just as Spring doesn't abide by the calendar.


Nevertheless, we have prepared our Spring forecast for 2021. We analyzed both temperatures and precipitation.


Temperatures

Across the eastern half of the country, it looks like we will see temperatures a few degrees above normal, much like this winter was. It will be mostly seasonal across the Prairies. Cooler temperatures are expected in British Columbia and Yukon.


Temperatures

City List:

Atlantic Canada

  • St. John's Above Normal

  • Corner Brook Above Normal

  • Labrador City Above Normal

  • Sydney Above Normal

  • Halifax Above Normal

  • Yarmouth Above Normal

  • Charlottetown Above Normal

  • Fredericton Above Normal

  • Moncton Above Normal

  • Saint John Above Normal


Quebec and Ontario

  • Québec Above Normal

  • Sherbrooke Above Normal

  • Montréal Above Normal

  • Ottawa Above Normal

  • Toronto Near Normal

  • Windsor Near Normal

  • Thunder Bay Near Normal


Prairies

  • Winnipeg Near Normal

  • Brandon Near Normal

  • Churchill Near Normal

  • Regina Near Normal

  • Saskatoon Near Normal

  • Key Lake Near Normal

  • Calgary Near Normal

  • Red Deer Near Normal

  • Edmonton Near Normal

  • Fort McMurray Near Normal


BC & Northern Canada

  • Vancouver Below Normal

  • Victoria Below Normal

  • Kamloops Near Normal

  • Prince George Below Normal

  • Whitehorse Below Normal

  • Yellowknife Below Normal

  • Iqaluit Above Normal

Precipitation

Most of the country will see near normal precipitation throughout the Spring.


Precipitation

City List:

Atlantic Canada

  • St. John's Near Normal

  • Corner Brook Near Normal

  • Labrador City Near Normal

  • Sydney Near Normal

  • Halifax Near Normal

  • Yarmouth Near Normal

  • Charlottetown Near Normal

  • Fredericton Near Normal

  • Moncton Near Normal

  • Saint John Near Normal


Quebec and Ontario

  • Québec Near Normal

  • Sherbrooke Near Normal

  • Montréal Near Normal

  • Ottawa Near Normal

  • Toronto Near Normal

  • Windsor Near Normal

  • Thunder Bay Near Normal


Prairies

  • Winnipeg Near Normal

  • Brandon Near Normal

  • Churchill Near Normal

  • Regina Near Normal

  • Saskatoon Near Normal

  • Key Lake Near Normal

  • Calgary Near Normal

  • Red Deer Near Normal

  • Edmonton Near Normal

  • Fort McMurray Near Normal


BC & Northern Canada

  • Vancouver Near Normal

  • Victoria Near Normal

  • Kamloops Above Normal

  • Prince George Near Normal

  • Whitehorse Near Normal

  • Yellowknife Near Normal

  • Iqaluit Near Normal

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