El Niño in charge this winter, so what does it mean for Western Canada? - The Weather Network
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A complex 2026-27 winter season is expected across Canada, with both a record El Niño and a threat of the displacement of the lobe of the polar vortex in play. El Niño, the powerful Pacific pattern, is likely headed toward historic heights in the next few months. The "super" El Niño could significantly affect how much snow falls across Canada this winter. As a result, many ski resorts will likely see negative impacts. WINTER SNEAK PEEK: El Niño puts record warmth in playBut don't count winter out, especially in Western Canada. Here's a sneak peek of what to expect this winter in the West. El Niño runs the pattern this winterA warmer-than-normal start to the 2026-27 winter season is forecast across Western Canada. The theme of the upcoming season: El Niño runs the pattern this winter. RELATED: El Niño vs. the polar vortex: Canada’s winter wild card is waking upHistorically warm Pacific waters have a profound impact on global weather patterns, including here in Canada. El Niño will allow for warmer-than-normal temperatures to dominate more often than not, especially in Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Content continues belowHowever, don't count out winter showing up at times.
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