Most Canadians may have missed out on spring, but one of the country's most prominent weather forecasters says they'll likely get to enjoy a more seasonal summer.
slightly warmer than normal temperatures across most of the country, with Ontario and Quebec slated for the longest stretches of significant heat.
Scott says the season may get off to a slow start in the Atlantic provinces, but forecasts more typical summer weather patterns towards the end of June as well as above average storm activity throughout the region. Scott says a cooler month of June in British Columbia and the Yukon is expected to lead to temperatures that are slightly above seasonal norms, while average temperatures in Nunavut and the Northwest Territories are projected to fall below levels recorded in a typical summer.
"If you're lamenting that you seem to have skipped spring where you live, there's going to be some spring weather still in June," Scott said in a telephone interview. "So we're not all in on summer yet, but it is on the way."
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