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A Winter to Remember! A Season of Extremes Across Canada

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Monday, November 30, 2020
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While we have seen some historic early winter weather, very warm weather has fought back at times and kept traditional winter weather from locking in across much of the country.

Key Points: 
  • While we have seen some historic early winter weather, very warm weather has fought back at times and kept traditional winter weather from locking in across much of the country.
  • To answer this question, The Weather Network has released their winter forecast looking ahead to what we can expect during December, January, and February.
  • "This winter will feature a wide variety of extreme weather across Canada," said Chris Scott, Chief Meteorologist at The Weather Network.
  • Keep in mind that winter brings rapidly changing weather and dangerous travel conditions throughout Canada.

Enjoy Pleasant Fall Weather While It Lasts

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Monday, September 16, 2019
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"This fall will still include extended stretches of pleasant weather to go along with the inevitable periods of unsettled weather.

Key Points: 
  • "This fall will still include extended stretches of pleasant weather to go along with the inevitable periods of unsettled weather.
  • While fall will include stretches of dry weather, periods of wet weather will overdeliver with above normal rainfall expected for coastal areas.
  • Near normal temperatures for fall with extended periods of both mild weather and cold weather that offset each other.
  • Near normal temperatures are expected for the fall with extended periods of both mild weather and cold weather that offset each other.