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CNW Group/The Weather Network
The Weather Network has released its summer forecast for the months of June, July, and August.
As per the 2020 summer forecast, Canadians can expect an abundance of warm weather across most of Canada with near-normal or slightly above normal temperatures expected for much of the country.
The Weather Network: Summer 2020 Forecast
| Region | Temperature Outlook | Precipitation Outlook |
| British Columbia | Above normal west and central; Near normal east | Near normal; Above normal parts of northeast |
| Alberta | Near normal; Below normal northeast | Near normal; Above normal northcentral |
| Saskatchewan | Near normal; Below normal north | Near normal; Above normal northcentral |
| Manitoba | Near normal; Below normal northwest | Near normal; Above normal in the Interlake region |
| Ontario | Above normal; Near normal northwest | Near normal; Above normal northwest |
| Québec | Above normal south; Near normal central and north | Near normal; Below normal east central |
| The Maritimes and Newfoundland | Near normal; Above normal western New Brunswick | Near normal; Below normal northern New Brunswick and southwest Labrador |
| Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut | Above normal Yukon; Below normal southeast NWT and southwest Nunavut; Near normal elsewhere | Near normal |
Ontario & Quebec
Weather Network says a warm and humid summer is expected, with periods of cooler, refreshing weather in June. Though there will be extended periods of hot and dry weather in July and August, oppressive heat will not dominate the entire summer as periods of cooler weather will break up the heat at times. Localized thunderstorms are expected to bring rain and warm weather will continue through much of September.
The Prairies
The prairies can expect a cooler summer across far northern areas with western parts of the region experiencing colder than normal temperatures during August. The rest of the region can expect a typical summer with periods of hot and dry weather. The Weather Network says a stormy pattern at times and shots of cooler weather will keep temperatures and precipitation near normal for most areas. An active storm track could bring above-normal rainfall to areas near and north of the Yellowhead Highway.
British Columbia
Though June will start with cooler temperatures, the Weather Network expects very warm to hot weather will dominate during the heart of summer. The summer heat may come to an early end with the potential for cooler than normal temperatures to end the season. Near normal rainfall is expected along with the typical risk for wildfires.
Atlantic Canada
According to Weather Network, though normal rainfall is expected for much of the region, some areas will turn rather dry during the summer.
Warm summer with near normal to slightly above normal temperatures during July and August are also expected.
Northern Canada
The Weather Network says a warmer than normal summer is expected for the Yukon, but near normal to slightly below normal temperatures are expected for the NWT and Nunavut. The network also says near-normal precipitation is expected across most of the region, but the threat of wildfires will remain.
