Summer 2021 Outlook

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