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Nearly All of Canada Will See a Warmer than Average Summer, Say Forecasters
- Environment Canada announced on June 10, 2025, that most of Canada will experience a warmer-than-average summer, especially Ontario and eastern regions.
- This forecast results from long-term warming trends, with Canada’s average summer temperature rising 1.8 degrees Celsius since 1948, mainly due to human-induced climate change.
- Supporting this outlook, an early severe wildfire season has seen triple the 10-year average of area burned, driven by dry conditions and below-normal precipitation especially in western provinces.
- Meteorologist Jennifer Smith noted some regions may face major heatwaves or persistent elevated temperatures, while research scientist Bill Merryfield highlighted increased wildfire risk fueled by these conditions.
- The forecast implies heightened wildfire and heat-related risks across western Canada by August, prompting public readiness and ongoing monitoring of weather alerts and air quality indices.
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24heures.caSummer 2025 is very likely to be warmer than normal, according to Environment Canada's seasonal forecasts.
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Summer expected to be hotter than normal in east coast
Canada is expected to see a warmer-than-usual summer with uncertain precipitation levels in most provinces, based on Environment and Climate Change Canada’s summer forecast. Jennifer Smith, a warning preparedness meteorologist, said Tuesday that Atlantic Canada, Quebec, Ontario and northern Manitoba are especially likely — 100 per cent in some areas — to see a hotter […]
·Toronto, Canada
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Warmer than normal summer predicted across Canada, uncertain precipitation levels
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