Farmers’ Almanac Predicts Colder Than Normal Winter for Most of Canada

Residents of those regions can expect the coldest days in the final week of January and the beginning of February. According to the Almanac, frigid Arctic air will move in around that time, resulting in a sharp temperature drop particularly in the Prairies. B.C. should also brace for wet and “unseasonably chilly” conditions, the report says, while Quebec and the Maritimes can expect near- to above-normal temperatures. Above normal precipitation is expected over the eastern third of Canada, especially in the Great Lakes area, with Newfoundland and Labrador regions also...