Much of the Maritimes will be snowy, as well, but it will also be particularly windy. Northern Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador won’t be as cold, but these areas are still expected to be quite stormy.
“Sometimes we will see sections of Canada or the U.S. that will be not quite so cold as normal and with the exception of northern Quebec to a slight degree, we really don’t have any colours other than blue for cold and white for snow on the entire Canadian map,” Burnett said.
Next year’s fall season is predicted to include significant precipitation in Atlantic Canada and Quebec, with the cooler temperatures sticking around Quebec and Ontario.The Old Farmer’s Almanac boasts 80 per cent accuracy with their long-range forecasting, but they still aren’t exactly sure why it works so well.
Thomas considered three factors when we was crafting his forecast. The first component is climatology and long-range weather trends in an area, the second is meteorology and how air masses move, and the third is solar activity and how sunspots impact the weather.
Most scientific analyses of the accuracy of Farmers' Almanac forecasts have shown a 50% rate of accuracy, no greater than random chance, but higher than that of groundhog prognostication, another folklore method of forecasting.
Snow train? Might happen?
Source: The Farmer’s Almanac. 🙄
Well it is 2020 after all
Good. We didn’t get nearly enough snow last year. Let winter be winter for a change. 🎿
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