Spring Forecast – Early March to feel like January

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Spring Forecast – “It looks like a furious finish to winter east of the Rockies with some wild winter weather during early March. However, later in March we expect an abrupt flip in the weather pattern,” said Chris Scott, Chief Meteorologist with The Weather Network. This will bring an extended period of mild spring weather about a month earlier than last year. However, it is important to remember that spring is a tumultuous season, and this year will be no exception with chilly interruptions to the warmer weather well into May.”

Below are conditions expected across Canada this spring:

Ontario & Quebec â€“ Early March will feel more like January, but a pattern reversal is expected mid March with an extended period of warmer spring weather. This will bring a heightened threat for spring flooding, especially across northern Ontario and the Ottawa Valley, where the snow depth is well above normal. This extended period of warmer spring weather will be a welcome contrast to last year, which featured one of the coldest Aprils on record. Spring will struggle at times with significant shots of colder weather that will interrupt our mild pattern later in April and into May.

Spring 2019 Forecast

Region

Temperature Outlook

Precipitation Outlook

British Columbia

Above normal

Near normal for most of the province; above normal coastal regions north of Vancouver Island

Alberta

Above normal

Near normal for most of the province; except below normal south

Saskatchewan

Near normal for most of the province; near normal northeast

Near normal for most of the province; except below normal south

Manitoba

Above normal south; near normal north, including Thompson

Near normal for most of the province; except for above normal near Hudson Bay and below normal southwest

Ontario

Near normal for most of the province; except above normal northwest

Near normal for most of the province; except near Hudson Bay

Quebec

Below normal for eastern parts of the province; near normal elsewhere

Near normal

The Maritimes and Newfoundland & Labrador

Below normal for Labrador; near normal elsewhere

Near normal

Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut

Above normal for Yukon and western Northwest Territories; near normal elsewhere

Above normal for Yukon and western Northwest Territories; near normal elsewhere

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