Winter sneak peek: Could this be Canada’s warmest winter on record? - The Weather Network
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Welcome to the Winter Sneak Peek, Canada! We’ve looked at the data, and Canada is staring down one of its mildest winters in years, and potentially one of the warmest starts on record. We have little doubt the season ahead will lean mild. That signal is strong, thanks to a record-breaking El Niño that is expected to peak around the start of winter. The bigger question is how often winter manages to break through—so how wild winter will be remains up in the air. Official Canadian winter personality: ElusiveWinter may keep ghosting Canada when we expect it to show upLast winter opened with an abundance of Arctic air oozing across the country. This winter will likely begin in almost the opposite direction. It’s possible that December could feel more like an extended fall. What do we already knowStrong El Niño heavily favours warmth. Remember 1997-98, 2015-16, and 2023-24? The mild start is the highest-confidence piece of the forecastWinter weather can still break through in sharp burstsDON'T MISS: Super El Niños can accelerate global sea level rise: studyWinter’s two acts: The start vs. the heartAct I: DecemberHigh confidence in a very mild, potentially record-breaking opening act.
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