With less than a month until fall starts, Environment Canada says you shouldn’t expect much out of the ordinary.
Meteorologist Gerald Cheng says the long-term predictions for the season look average, as he isn’t expecting it to be much hotter or cooler than in years past.
However, Cheng says that with autumn being a transitional season, the weather could vary from week-to-week in September, October and November. He mentions that the weather can change drastically if a cold front moves through the area, but it’s too early to tell if that’ll happen.
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Cheng says it’s too early for Environment Canada to tell what the winter will be like, while the Farmer’ Almanac is calling for a “very cold” winter for Canada.
