Weather Forecast 2011-2012

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British Columbia
Temperatures for the winter season are expected to be below normal for northern and central BC, while the south coastal areas and interior will be near normal. Most of the province can expect near normal precipitation, but the south interior and coastal BC will be wetter than usual with more snow than average at higher elevations.

Alberta and Saskatchewan
Northern and central areas in both provinces will be below normal in terms of temperatures and the southern regions will be near normal. Though southern Alberta will have some deep cold spells there will be rounds of pronounced Chinooks with abnormally mild weather arithmetically balancing temperatures out near normal. Both provinces can also expect near normal precipitation.

Ontario
Wintery weather will be off to a later than average start in southern sections. Temperatures will be above normal extending east of Lake Superior through the Nickel-Belt and Ottawa valley and south across the Lower Great Lakes. Near normal temperatures will be felt elsewhere and the entire province can expect near normal precipitation. Southern sections will likely have more frequent than usual changeovers from snow to rain, especially during the first month or so of winter. Such changeovers can bring an increased risk of freezing rain.

Quebec
The southern tip of the province and Eastern Townships will experience milder than normal temperatures, while the rest of Quebec will be near normal. Precipitation across the province will be near normal. Like southern Ontario, extreme southern Quebec runs the risk of more frequent than usual changeovers from snow to rain with a given storm, especially early in the season.

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StormRider

我觉得做预报的人在混稿费，现在还没见到雪

snowspring

Amazing isn't it for Quebec!  But last year was off to a slow start as well.