Fall in Southern Ontario could be wet
Posted Aug 22, 2013 03:57:55 AM.
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AccuWeather.com reports unseasonably warm and drier weather will dominate across northeastern Canada this fall.
It says residents of Southern Ontario should expect more rain than usual for September and October. A colder and drier pattern is then in the forecast for November.
A lot of the fall warmth will be felt in the St. Lawrence Valley and Newfoundland.
Meantime, autumn could start early across the southern Prairies with an
earlier-than-normal freeze from Alberta to Manitoba.
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