Quebec is in for a "drier than normal" summer according to Farmers' Almanac
After a tumultuous winter and spring, so far, it might be comforting to know that a “seasonally warm” and “drier than normal” summer is in the forecast for Quebec.
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The Farmers’ Almanac, which has been predicting weather patterns since 1818, has released its extended summer forecast, and it looks like Quebec is in for a warm one.
Temperature-wise, Quebec will certainly have some extremely hot days, but the Farmers’ Almanac is predicting a cool enough September to bring summer averages down to seasonal.
According to the extended forecast, much of the extreme heat this summer will fade after mid-August.
Farmers’ Almanac
As for rain and thunderstorms, Quebec’s summertime precipitation is forecasted to be “below normal,” compared to a “wet” one for our neighbouring pals over in Ontario.
It might not feel like it yet but summer is just a couple of months away; are you ready?
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