With the first day of fall around the corner, the Weather Network has released its long-term forecast for the fall season across Canada.
According to The Weather Network, Western Canada can expect milder than average temperatures during both fall and winter.
See also: BC’s long-term autumn forecast has just been released
They predict that British Columbia in particular will have slightly warmer than normal temperatures for fall.
“While fall will include stretches of dry weather, periods of wet weather will overdeliver with above normal rainfall expected for coastal areas,” states the forecast for the region.
BC is also expected to have higher than average precipitation along the coast, and near normal everywhere else.
Last month, AccuWeather released their long-term fall forecast, also predicting warmer than average temperatures for BC with a slower than normal transition from summer to fall.
Meanwhile, Victoria has already been the recipient of copious rainfall and cloudy weather, with temperatures dropping to 10°C at night.
Stay dry out there!
