Strong to severe storms are likely at times, which is typical of the region during the summer. However, the changeable pattern should result in stormy conditions at times and reduce the risk of widespread, persistent drought conditions once we get into the heart of summer.ĭrier than normal conditions are expected across northern Saskatchewan, but southern areas are expected to see near normal rain totals. The Weather Network's 2023 Summer Forecast: Canada's Temperature Outlookĭrought is a concern in some areas this summer since the dominant storm track is expected to be primarily south of the international border. However, we will still see some lingering effects from La Niña with periods of hot weather, especially across western Canada. Overall, a cooler summer is expected compared to the past few summers, especially across the eastern half of Canada. While we will see periods of hot and dry weather, the heat will be broken up at times by shots of cooler weather. Our summer forecast for the months of June, July, and August calls for a "come-and-go" summer across Canada.
What does that mean for the upcoming summer season? However, the global pattern is now in a state of upheaval as we are seeing a rapid transition to what appears to be a rather significant El Niño event. La Niña has been the dominant driver of our seasonal weather patterns for the past three years.
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